The numbers are ballad numbers, not page numbers.

• A fair maid sat in her bower door 72
• A ship I have got in the North Country 132
• A wonder stranger ne’er was known 175
• About Yule when the wind blew cule 82
• Adieu, madame, my mother dear 151
• A’ the boys of merry Lincoln 79
• All the trees they are so high 156
• All under the leaves and the leaves of life 111
• An ancient story I’ll tell you anon 173
• An earthly nourrice sits and sings 31
• Annan water’s wading deep 92
• As I pass’d by a river side 102
• As I sat under a sycamore tree 104
• As I was a-walking mine alane 140
• As I was cast in my first sleepe 59
• As I was walking all alane 67
• As I was walking mine alane 11
• As it befel in midsummer-time 130
• As it fell on a holy-day 133
• As it fell on one holy-day 50
• As it fell out on a long summer’s day 62
• As it fell out one May morning 110
• As it fell out upon a day 109
• Be it right or wrong these men among 69
• But how many months be in the year? 118
• By Arthur’s Dale as late I went 74
• Can I not sing but ‘Hoy’ 103
• Childe Maurice hunted the Silver Wood 47
• Childe Waters in his stable stood 46
• Clerk Colven and his gay ladie 29
• Clerk Saunders and may Margaret 27
• Come, all you brave gallants, and listen a while 119
• Come, gentlemen all, and listen a while 120
• Come listen to me, yon gallants so free 121
• Cospatrick has sent o’er the faem 5
• Der lived a king inta da aste 15
• Erlinton had a fair daughter 37
• Ettrick Forest is a fair forest 84
• Fair Margret was a proud ladye 26
• False Sir John a-wooing came 10
• Foul fa’ the breast first treason bred in! 139
• Four-and-twenty nobles rade to the King’s ha’ 85
• Glasgerion was a King’s own son 40
• God! let never soe old a man 53
• God send the land deliverance 146
• Gude Lord Scroope’s to the hunting gane 143
• Hearken to me, gentlemen 41
• Her mother died when she was young 13
• Hie upon Hielands 96
• Hit wes upon a Scere-thorsday 97
• Hynd Horn’s bound, love, and Hynd Horn’s free 35
• ‘I am as brown as brown can be 157
• I have heard talk of bold Robin Hood 123
• ‘I heard a cow low, a bonnie cow low 7
• I herde a carpyng of a clerk 112
• I was a lady of high renown 87
• ‘I was but seven year auld 14
• I wish I were where Helen lies 152
• In Cawsand Bay lying, with the Blue Peter flying 168
• In London was Young Beichan born 45
• In Scarlet town, where I was born 158
• In seventeen hundred and ninety-four 169
• In somer, when the shawes be sheyne 117
• In summer time, when leaves grow green 118
• In summer time, when leaves grow green 124
• In the third day of May 17
• Inverey cam’ doun Deeside, whistlin’ and playin’ 149
• It fell about the Lammas tide 127
• It fell about the Martinmas 77
• It fell about the Martinmas time 172
• It fell about the Martinmas tyde 141
• It fell on a day, and a bonnie simmer day 135
• It fell upon a Wadensday 21
• It’s Lamkin was a mason good 78
• It’s narrow, narrow, mak your bed 42
• It was a blind beggar, had long lost his sight 163
• It was a knight in Scotland born 71
• It was intill a pleasant time 25
• It was the worthy Lord of Lorn 76
• Jesus, Lord mickle of might 3
• Johnnie rose up in a May morning 136
• Joseph was an old man 101
• King Easter has courted her for her lands 70
• Kinge Arthur lives in merry Carlisle 19
• Lady Alice was sitting in her bower-window 154
• Late at e’en, drinkin’ the wine 150
• Let never a man a wooing wend 16
• Lithe and listen, Gentlemen 115
• Lord Bateman was a noble lord 164
• Lord Ingram and Childe Vyet 51
• Lord Lovel he stood at his castle-gate 155
• Lord Thomas and Fair Annet 54
• Lordings, listen, and hold you still 126
• Lully, lulley! lully, lulley! 100
• Marie Hamilton’s to the kirk gane 83
• Mark this song, for it is true 108
• May Margaret sits in her bower door 36
• Mery it was in the grene foreste 114
• ‘My love has built a bonny ship, and set her on the sea 160
• My love he built me a bonny bower 153
• My plaid awa’, my plaid awa’ 8
• Now is ChristËmas y-come 107
• Now Liddesdale has lain lang in 142
• Now Liddesdale has ridden a raid 138
• Now list and lithe, you gentlemen 129
• Now ponder well, you parents dear 174
• O Alison Gross, that lives in yon tow’r 12
• O Bessie Bell and Mary Gray 176
• O bonny Baby Livingston 147
• ‘O brent’s your brow, my Lady Elspat 86
• O did ye ever hear o’ brave Earl Brand? 38
• O have ye na heard o’ the fause Sakelde? 137
• O heard ye na o’ the silly blind Harper 144
• ‘O I forbid you, maidens a’ 2
• O Jellon Grame sit in Silverwood 49
• ‘O lady, rock never your young son young 30
• O Rose the Red and White Lilly 55
• O the Ploughboy was a ploughing 167
• ‘O well’s me o’ my gay goss-hawk 60
• ‘O wha will shoe my bonny foot? 43
• O wha would wish the wind to blau 48
• ‘O where hae ye been, Lord Randal, my son? 66
• ‘O where hae ye been, my long, long love 28
• O Willie’s large o’ limb and lith 113
• O wow for day! 50
• Of a’ the maids o’ fair Scotland 91
• Our King he kept a false steward 4
• Prince Robert has wedded a gay ladye 58
• ‘Rise up, rise up, now Lord Douglas,’ she says 39
• Saies, ‘Come here, cuzen Gawaine so gay 18
• Saint Stephen was a clerk 98
• She lean’d her back unto a thorn 22
• Sum speiks of lords, sum speiks of lairds 89
• Sweet Willy’s taen him o’er the faem 6
• The Angel Gabriel from God 106
• The bonny heir, and the well faur’d heir 80
• The Duke of Gordon had three daughters 94
• The eighteenth of October 145
• The first good joy our Mary had 105
• The gardener stands in his bower door 159
• The George-Aloe, and the Sweepstake, too 131
• The king sits in Dunfermline town 75
• The maid she went to the well to washe 99
• The Percy out of Northumberland 128
• The shepard upon a hill he sat 103
• ‘The wind doth blow to-day, my love 34
• The young lords o’ the north country 73
• There are twelve months in all the year 122
• There cam’ seven Egyptians on a day 148
• ‘There is a feast in your father’s house 56
• There lived a wife at Usher’s well 32
• There was a knight and a lady bright 24
• There was a may, and a weel-far’d may 88
• There was a rich lord, and he lived in Forfar 20
• There was a youth, and a well-belovÈd youth 162
• There were three ladies play’d at the ba’ 64
• There were three ravens sat on a tree 68
• There were three sisters fair and bright 9
• There were twa brethren in the North 63
• There were twa sisters sat in a bour 23
• There where three ladies live in a bower 57
• This ae nighte, this ae nighte 33
• This winter’s weather it waxeth cold 170
• ‘Tom Pearse, Tom Pearse, lend me your grey mare 171
• True Thomas lay on Huntlie bank 1
• ‘Turn, Willie Macintosh 134
• When captains couragious whom death could not daunte 165
• When Robin Hood and Little John 125
• When shaws beene sheene, and shradds full fayre 116
• When we were silly sisters seven 81
• ‘Why does your brand sae drop wi’ blude 65
• Will you hear a Spanish lady 161
• Willie stands in his stable door 90
• ‘Willie, Willie, what makes you sae sad?’ 61
• ‘Willy’s rare, and Willy’s fair 93
• Ye Highlands and ye Lawlands 95
• ‘Ye maun gang to your father, Janet 52
• You beauteous ladies great and small 166
• Young Bekie was as brave a knight 44