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...And on his ain sword's point he lap, And dead upon the grund fell he. 'Twas then came up sir Robert Bewick, And his brave son alive saw he ; " Rise up,...he said, " For I think ye hae gotten the victorie." " O hald your tongue, my father dear ! " Of your prideful talking let me be ! ** Ye might hae drunken...

...And on his ain sword's point he lap, And dead upon the ground fell he. Twas then came up Sir Robert Bewick, And his brave son alive saw he ; " Rise up,...my son," he said, " For I think ye hae gotten the victoria." " O hald your tongue, my father dear ! " Of your prideful talking let me be ! " Ye might...

...And on his am sword's point he lap, And dead upon the ground fell he. 'Twas then came up Sir Robert Bewick, And his brave son alive saw he ; " Rise up,...said, " For I think ye hae gotten the victorie."— " O hald your tongue, ny father dear ! Of yourprideful talking let me be I Ye might hae drunken your...

...And on his ain sword's point he lap, And dead upon the ground fell he. "f was then came up Sir Robert Bewick, And his brave son alive saw he ; " Rise up,...prideful talking let me be ! Ye might hae drunken your w ine in peace, And let me and my billie be. " Gae dig a grave, baith wide and deep, And a grave to...

...dead upon the ground fell he. "Twas then came up Sir Robert Bewick, And his brave son alive saw he j " Rise up, rise up, my son," he said, " For I think ye hae gotten the victorie."— " O hald your tongue, my father dear ! Of your prideful talking let me be I Ye might hae drunken your...

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...old Sir Eobert Bewick, whose folly had caused this bloody day, and seeing his son still alive — " Rise up, rise up, my son, he said, For I think ye hae gotten the victorie." But the dying lad upbraids his father — in gentle terms, however; he too preserving his character...

...old Sir Robert Bewick, whose folly had caused this bloody day, and seeing his son still alive — " Rise up, rise up, my son, he said, For I think ye hac gotten the victoric." But the dying lad upbraids his father — in gentle terms, however; he too...

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