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This version of an early 19 th century London broadside ballad was collected by Hammond from the famous Mrs Marina Russell of Upwey in Dorset. Gudrun Walther and Sandra Steinort of Cara wrote their own version of this tale which they called The King and the Fair Maid .
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The Crafty Maid’s Policy (I Met a Fair Damsel) 1. I met a fair damsel, these words she did say, "I’m afraid the cold morning dew will do you some harm." "Oh, no, kind sir, you are sadly mistaken. The cold morning dew won’t do me no harm." 2. "There is one thing I crave, love, if you give me that, my love, I’ll warrant and say it will ...
15. Aug. 2022 · Provided to YouTube by IIP-DDS The Crafty Maid's Policy (Live) · Martin Carthy The Folk Vault: Martin Carthy, Live in Sidmouth 1979 ℗ Smooth Operations Released on: 2012-08-06 Music...
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Crafty Maid’s Policy These prett y maid ens as they was a walk ing They (a) 4 3 see these gent le men rid ing a long Said (b) one to the fair maid where are you a go ing I’m a fraid this cold morn ing will do you some harm. (c) (a) var. 1 (a) var. 2 (b) var. (c) var. Source: William Hedges, Chipping Campden. Collected by Cecil Sharp, 10 ...
Provided to YouTube by IIP-DDSThe Crafty Maid's Policy · Frankie ArmstrongLovely on the Water℗ Topic Records Ltd.Released on: 1996-06-19Music Publisher: Cop...
Share. CRAFTY MAID'S POLICY. Come listen a while and I'll sing you a song. Of three merry gentlemen riding along. They met a fair maid and to her did say. "I fear this cold morning will do you some harm" "Oh no, kind sir," said the maid, "You're mistaken. To think this cold morning will do me some harm.
