Edwin Waugh: 'Poems and Songs' (original) (raw)

JOHN HEYWOOD,
EXCELSIOR STEAM PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING WORKS,
HULME HALL ROAD, MANCHESTER.

CONTENTS.
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| | PAGE | | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | | THEM MOORLAND FLOWER | 1. | | THE WORLD | 4. | | KEEN BLOWS THE NORTH WIND | 7. | | THE CAPTAIN'S FRIENDS | 9. | | WILLY'S GRAVE | 12. | | TIME IS FLYING | 18. | | THE MOORLANDS | 20. | | TO THE ROSE TREE ON MY WINDOW-SILL | 22. | | CHRISTMAS CAROL | 29. | | NOW SUMMER'S SUNLIGHT GLOWING | 32. | | SEA WEEDS | 35. | | THINGS GONE BY | 37. | | TO A MARRIED LADY | 40. | | CULTIVATE YOUR MEN | 42. | | OLD MAN'S SONG | 44. | | BIDE ON | 46. | | THE MOORLAND WITCH | 48. | | THE CHURCH CLOCK | 50. | | CHRISTMAS SONG | 52. | | LOVE AND GOLD | 54. | | MOUNTAINEER'S SONG | 57. | | MOORLAND MAID | 60. | | WILD AND FREE | 63. | | HEIGHO FOR COBBLERS! | 65. | | CHRISTMAS MORNING | 68. | | HERE'S TO MY NATIVE LAND | 71. | | MINNIE | 74. | | LIFE'S TWILIGHT | 76. | | NIGHTFALL | 78. | | OH! COME ACROSS THE FIELDS | 80. | | GOD BLESS THEE, OLD ENGLAND | 82. | | THE VICTIMS OF WAR | 83. | | TWILIGHT CAROL | 85. | | THE WOUNDED LARK | 87. | | THE OLD BARD'S WELCOME HOME | 89. | | POOR TRAVELLERS ALL | 91. | | WHAT MAKES YOUR LEAVES FALL DOWN | 93. | | ALAS! HOW HARD IT IS TO SMILE | 95. | | THE MAN OF THE TIME | 97. | | THE WANDERERS HYMN | 99. | | ALONE, UPON THE FLOWERY PLAIN | 101. | | TO A YOUNG LADY | 102. | | OH! WEAVE A GARLAND FOR MY BROW | 104. | | TO THE SPRING WIND | 105. | | OH! HAD SHE BEEN A LOWLY MAID | 106. | | ALL ON A ROSY MORN OF JUNE | 107. | | GLAD WELCOME TO MORN'S DEWY HOURS | 109. | | WHEN DROWSY DAYLIGHT | 111. | | YE GALLANT MEN OF ENGLAND | 113. | | PROLOGUE | 115. | | LANCASHIRE SONGS. | | | COME WHOAM TO THI CHILDER AN' ME | 121. | | WHAT AILS THEE, MY SON ROBIN? | 125. | | THE GRINDLESTONE | 128. | | GOD BLESS THESE POOR FOLK | 131. | | COME, MARY, LINK THI ARM I' MINE | 134. | | CHIRRUP | 138. | | THE DULE'S I' THIS BONNET O' MINE | 141. | | WILLY-GROUND | 143. | | A BIT OF A SING | 146. | | TOMMY POBS | 148. | | TODDLING WHOAM | 152. | | TH' SWEETHEART GATE | 154. | | OWD ENOCH | 157. | | EAWR FOLK | 163. | | FORGIVE ONE ANOTHER | 167. | | BUCKLE TO | 170. | | NEET-FO | 173. | | A LIFT ON THE WAY | 177. | | YESTERNEET | 180. | | I'VE WORN MY BITS O' SHOON AWAY | 184. | | GENTLE JONE | 187. | | TUM RINDLE | 191. | | BONNY NAN | 194. | | TICKLE TIMES | 197. | | JAMIE'S FROLIC | 200. | | OWD PINDER | 204. | | THE GOBLIN PARSON | 207. | | COME, JAMIE, LET'S UNDO THI SHOON | 211. | | WHILE TAKING' A WIFT O' MY PIPE | 213. | | GOD BLESS THI SILVER YURE | 216. | | MARGIT'S COMIN' | 220. | | HARD WEATHER | 225. | | COME, LIMBER LADS | 228. | | THE GARLAND | 230. | | LEXICON: Lancashire Dialect. (Ed.―a summary of Waugh's footnotes.) | |