Bishop Percy's folio manuscript. Ballads and romances.

Mode of access: Internet.

Popular British ballads, ancient and modern.

1974 ed. has title: Popular English ballads ancient and modern.

A new book of old ballads.

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Popular ballads of the olden time.

v.1. Ballads of romance and chivalry.--v.2. Ballads of mystery and miracle and fyttes of mirth.--v.3. Ballads of Scottish tradition and romance.--v.4. Ballads of Robin Hood and other outlaws.

Ancient Spanish ballads : historical and romantic /

Title and text printed within colored ornamental borders.

The Silver chord: a companion to the "Home circle," a collection of favorite songs, ballads, duets and quartets, with piano-forte accompaniment.

Mode of access: Internet.

A legend of Glendalough : and other ballads /

The deer-stone, a legend of Glendalough.--The woman who went to hell-an Irish legend.--Kathleen's charity.--The white witch.--The fetch.--The ballad of the little black hound.--The priest's brother.

The woman who went to hell : and other ballads and lyrics /

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Ventures into verse : being various ballads, ballades, rondeaux, triolets, songs, quatrains, odes and roundels. All rescued from the potter's field of old files and here given decent burial (peace to their ashes) /

"250 copies of this facsimile edition ... have been printed for Smith's Book Store, Baltimore 1, Maryland ..."--Colophon.

Ballads of Burma : anecdotal and analytical /

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Robin Hood: ballads and songs relating to that celebrated outlaw;

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Ballads in the Cumberland dialect. With notes descriptive of the manners and customs of the Cumberland peasantry, a glossary of local words, and a life of the author.

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Notes on the Scots' Darien expedition.

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Ballads and poems:

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The Turnament of Totenham and the Feest. Two early ballads printed from a manuscript preserved in the public library of the University of Cambridge.

Edited by Thomas Wright. Ascribed in early editions to Gilbert Pilkington, who was probably only the transcriber of part of the manuscript. cf. Camb. univ. Cat. of mss., v. 2, p. 505, and Dict. nat. biog.