 | Allan Cunningham - 1825 - 756 pagina’s
...103 What news to me, Cummer .... 189 What ails the lasses at me .... 299 Who's at my window ..... 333 SCOTTISH SONGS. HAME NEVER CAME HE. SADDLED and bridled,...And booted, rode he, A plume in his helmet, A sword aj his knee; But toom came the saddle, All bloody to see, And hame came his steed, But hame never came... | |
 | 1845 - 778 pagina’s
...there ; But the bridle is red with the sign of despair '." The ballad we speak of is as follows : " Saddled and bridled and booted rode he, A plume in his helmet, a sword at his knee : But loom cam' the saddle a' bluidy to see, And hame cam' the steed, but hame never cam' h« ! Down cam'... | |
 | Davy Crockett - 1834 - 442 pagina’s
...Kate, kissed her, and leaped upon his horse. He tried to conceal his emotion by singing, carelessly, " Saddled and bridled, and booted rode he, A plume in his helmet, a sword at his knee." The tremulous and plaintive voice of Kate took up the next two lines of the song, which sounded like... | |
 | 1835 - 418 pagina’s
...these verses under an unlucky star, for the lady married Mr. Ferguson of Craigdarroch." — CK SHARPE.] HAME NEVER CAME HE. Saddled and bridled, And booted,...sweet wife, Wi' bonnie bairns three, Ane at her bosom, There stood his fleet steed, All foaming' and hot ; There shriek'd his sweet wife, And sank on the... | |
 | England - 1835 - 794 pagina’s
...these verses noder L' unlucky star, for the lady married Mr. Ferguson of Craigdarrort — CK SlJAHHK. l HAME NEVER CAME HE. Saddled and bridled, And booted,...Down came his sweet wife, Wi' bonnie bairns three, Aue at her bosom, • SONGS OF SCOTLAND. 125 There stood his fleet steed, All foaming and hot ; There... | |
 | 1837 - 656 pagina’s
...kissed her, and leaped upon his horse. He tried to conceal his emotion by singing, carelessly, " ' Saddled and bridled, and booted rode he, A plume in his helmet, a sword at his knee.' "The tremulous and plaintive voice of Kate took up the next two lines of the song, which sounded like... | |
 | Robert Burns, John Gibson Lockhart - 1837 - 628 pagina’s
...welcome, my dear lad. To take a part of mine. HAME NEVER CAME HE. SADDLED, and bridled, and booted rod* he, A plume in his helmet, a sword at his knee ; But toom cam' the saddle, all bluidr to am, And hame cam' the steed, but ham« never ваш' he. Down cam' his... | |
 | Richard Penn Smith, Davy Crockett - 1845 - 228 pagina’s
...Kate, kissed her, and leaped upon his horse. He tried to conceal his emotion by singing, carelessly, " Saddled and bridled, and booted rode he, A plume in his helmet, a sword at his knee." The tremulous and plaintive voice of Kate took up the next two lines of the song, which sounded like... | |
 | Robert Burns - 1849 - 906 pagina’s
...thrang laid, And thou be twin'd of thine, Thou shalt be welcome, my dear lady To take a part of mine. HAME NEVER CAME HE. SADDLED, and bridled, and booted rode he, A plume in 1ш helmet, a sword at his knee ; but loom cam' the saddle, all bluidy to see, And hame cam' the steed,... | |
 | Dinah Maria Mulock Craik - 1859 - 288 pagina’s
...is unshorn, But bonnie George Campbell will never return. " He saddled, he bridled, and gallant rade he, A plume in his helmet, a sword at his knee; But hame cam his saddle, all bluidy to see, And hame cam his gude horse—but never cam he !" Hardly had... | |
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Saddled and bridled and booted rode he, A plume in his helmet, a sword at his knee. 210C.6 But toom cam his saddle, all bloody to see, Oh, hame cam his guid horse, but never cam he! 
