 When he was dead, and laid in grave, Her heart was struck with sorrow, ' O mother, mother, make my bed, For I shall die to-morrow. ' Hard-hearted creature him to slight, Who loved me so dearly: O that I had been more kind to him, When he was alive and...  Folk-songs of the South - Strana 96upravili: - 1925 - 545 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | Esther Bernon Carpenter - 1887 - 298 str.
...For I shall die to-morrow ! Hard-hearted creature him to slight Who lovdd me so dearly ! O that I had been more kind to him When he was alive and near me ! She, on her death-bed as she lay, Begged to be buried by him " — " Don't, Aunt Eesther, don't!... | |
 | Mary Verhoeff - 1911 - 282 str.
...shall dye tomorrowe." "Hard-hearted creature him to slight, Who loved me so dearlye ; O that I had been more kind to him, When he was alive and near me!" "O mother, mother, make my bed, O make it saft and narrow; Since my love died for me today, I'll dye... | |
 | Reed Smith - 1925 - 140 str.
...bed For I shall die tomorrow. Hardhearted creature him to slight, Who loved me so dearly, Oh that I'd been more kind to him, When he was alive and near me." 6 She on her deathbed as she lay, Begged to be buried by him, And sore repented of the day That she... | |
 | Reed Smith - 1928 - 196 str.
...For I shall die tomorrow. Hardhearted creature him to slight, Who loved me so dearly, Oh that I 'd been more kind to him, When he was alive and near me." 6. She on her deathbed as she lay, Begged to be buried by him, And sore repented of the day That she... | |
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