Ercildoune, Thomas of, _see_ Thomas the Rhymer, 93

Ettrick Shepherd, May of the Moril Glen, 138

Story-Telling Ballads — Part 137

Fair Anny of Roch-royal (_same as_ Annie of Loch Royan), 191

Story-Telling Ballads — Part 137

Frolicksome Duke; or, The Tinker’s Good Fortune, 169

Story-Telling Ballads — Part 137

Grizzy Cochrane’s Ride, _see_ Cochrane’s Bonny Grizzy, 70

Hunting of the Cheviot, _see_ More Modern Ballad of Chevy-Chase, 21

Jolly Goss-Hawk, _see_ Gay Goss-Hawk, 218

King James the First and the Tinkler, 173

Lady Turned Serving-Man, _see_ Famous Flower of Serving-Men, 65

Lass of Lochroyan, _see_ Fair Anny of Roch-royal, 191

Longfellow (from Uhland), Luck of Edenhall, 135

Lord Beichan, _see_ Young Beichan and Susie Pye, 237

Meikle-Mouthed Meg, _see_ Ballad of Meikle-Mouthed Meg, 32

Outlaw Murray, _see_ Song of the Outlaw Murray, 301

Skipper Patrick, _see_ Sir Patrick Spens, 3

Song: Earl March Looked on his Dying Child, 203

Tamlane (or Tamlin), _see_ Young Tamlane, 255

Thomas the Rhymer (or Thomas of Ercildoune), 93

Tinker’s Good Fortune, _see_ The Frolicksome Duke, 169

Young Bondwell, _see_ Young Beichan and Susie Pye, 237

[2] See Acknowledgments, p. xv, and Foreword, p. vii.

Obvious printer and scanning errors have been silently corrected.

Inconsistencies in spelling and hyphenation such as “green-wood/greenwood” have been maintained.