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Footprints of Former Men in Far Cornwall

Note 91 — CRUEL COPPINGER[90]

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In the original form of this article, a second verse was added, and the first was slightly different.

“Will you hear of the bold, brave Coppinger? How he came of a foreign kind? He was brought to us by the salt water; He’ll be carried away by the wind. For thus the old wives croon and sing, And so the proverbs say, That whatsoever the wild waves bring The winds will bear away.”

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