 | George Ritchie Kinloch - 1827 - 310 pagine
...sea valley. NOTES ON BONNIE ANNIE. There'$ fey fowk in our ship, she winna sail for me— p. 124, r. 3. THERE Is a prevalent belief among sea-faring people,...person. He made his love a coffin off the Goats of Yerroto.-r, P. 126, v. a It would be difficult to ascertain where Yerrow is situated; it would seem,... | |
 | George Ritchie Kinloch - 1827 - 316 pagine
...and will not sail till the offender be removed: to discover whom, they usually resort to the trial cf those on board, by casting lots; and the individual...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person. .. •- imA He made his love a coffin off the Goats of Yelrow.-^ p. 125, v. 8. ON THE DUKE OF ATHOL'S... | |
 | Francis James Child - 1857 - 430 pagine
...has committed any heinous crime be on ship-board, the vessel, as if conscious of its guilty burden, becomes unmanageable, and will not sail till the offender...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person." — KLNXOCH. Motherwell is inclined to think this an Irish ballad, though popular in Scotland. With... | |
 | Francis James Child - 1857 - 438 pagine
...has committed any heinous crime be on ship-board, the vessel, as if conscious of its guilty burden, becomes unmanageable, and will not sail till the offender...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person." — KINLOCH. Motherwell is inclined to think this an Irish ballad, though popular in Scotland. With... | |
 | Francis James Child - 1857 - 810 pagine
...has committed any heinous crime be on ship-board, the vessel, as if conscious of its guilty burden, becomes unmanageable, and will not sail till the offender...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person." — KrNLOCH. Motherwell is inclined to think this an Irish ballad, though popular in Scotland. With... | |
 | Francis James Child - 1857 - 434 pagine
...has committed any heinous crime be on ship-board, the vessel, as if conscious of its guilty burden, becomes unmanageable, and will not sail till the offender...Providence interposes in this manner to point out tho guilty person." — KINXOCH. Motherwell is inclined to think this an Irish ballad, though popular... | |
 | Francis James Child - 1857 - 438 pagine
...resort to the trial of those on board, by casting lots; and the indivtdual upon whom the lot Calls, is declared the criminal, it being believed that Divine...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person." — KINI.OCH. Motherwell is inclined to think this an Irish ballad, though popular in Scotland. . With... | |
 | Francis James Child - 1860 - 430 pagine
...has committed any heinous crime be on ship-board, the vessel, as if conscious of its guilty burden, becomes unmanageable, and will not sail till the offender...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person." — KINLOCH. Motherwell is inclined to think this an Irish ballad, though popular in Scotland. With... | |
 | Francis James Child - 1860 - 432 pagine
...has committed any heinous crime be on ship-board, the vessel, as if conscious of its guilty burden, becomes unmanageable, and will not sail till the offender...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person."—KINLOCH. Motherwell is inclined to think this an Irish ballad, though popular in Scotland.... | |
 | 1871 - 692 pagine
...offender be removed: to discord whom, they usually resort to the trial of those on board by eaitii>i lots; and the individual upon whom the lot falls is...interposes in this manner to point out the guilty person." For a scriptural illustration of this prevalent superstition, see the book of the prophet Jonah, ch.... | |
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... becomes unmanageable, and will not sail till the offender be removed : to discover whom, they usually resort to the trial of those on board, by casting lots ; and the individual upon whom the lot falls, is declared the criminal, it being believed... 
