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The English and Scottish popular ballads, volume 1 (of 5)

Note 59 — 4 LADY ISABEL AND THE ELF-KNIGHT

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They are expressly said to go off in a carriage in I, O, Q, T, BB, DD, FF. Still, in I, John says, "Let the black horse have something to carry under us." In O, T, FF, the horses have a presentiment of evil to their mistress, and refuse to stir.

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