The Dalby Bear and Other Ballads
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By George Borrow
13 Jul, 2021
Wonderful verses laid from George Borrow for a relaxed read.
‘There goes a bear on Dalby moors, Oxen and horses he devours.
The peasants are in deep distress, The laidly bear should them oppress.
Their heads together at length they
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Wonderful verses laid from George Borrow for a relaxed read.
‘There goes a bear on Dalby moors, Oxen and horses he devours.
The peasants are in deep distress, The laidly bear should them oppress.
Their heads together at length they lay, How they the bear might seize and slay’.
The ballads include; The Dalby Bear; The Wicked Stepmother; Tyyge Hermansen.
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- Public Domain Book
- English
- 9781318918188
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