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A little hard to read
I have trouble with this line: "A traitor mocked his bow."
It is not clear whether the traitor was mimicing his geneflection, or putting an arrow to his longbow. I think the latter ("low" rhymes with the archer's tool - at least in modern speak), and else why does Goordie die? If so, might not "knocked" be better than "mocked" for clarity, or are you also going for the derisive meaning?
Amen to ballads
Forth or Firth?
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Interesting ballad of the Scottish folk.
Dialect
A very well appointed piece with accurate dialect to enhance the over all effect.
A DIARY OF THE BATTLE
read the one on Hasting, TK U MLJ LV NV
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