Skene's 1838 Tunebook 1

Skene's 1838 Tunebook 1 page 1 No given title
Alace Yat I Came Owr the Moor and Left My Love Behind Me
Peggie Is Over Ye Sie Wi' Ye Souldier | To Dance About the Bailzeis Dubb | Ladie Rothemayis Lilt
I Love My Love for Love Again | Blew Ribbenn at the Bound Rod
Johne Andersonne My Jo | My Dearest Sueate is Fardest Fra Me
[Continued] | Prettie Weill Begann Man
Long Er Onie Old Man | Kilt Thy Coat Maggie
Jennet Drinks No Water
Remember Me at Eveninge
I Mett Her in the Medowe | Blew Brieks
I Cannot Live and Want Thee | I Dowe Not Qunne Cold
Skene's 1838 Tunebook 1 page 12 Adew Dundee
Shoe Looks as Shoe Wold Lett Me | I Dare Not Vowe I Love Thee
[Continued] | Lett Never Crueltie Dishonour Bewtie
Alace I Lie My Alon, I'm Lik to Die Awld
The Keiking Glasse | Ladie Cassilles Lilt
Thrie Sheips Skinns | Port Ballangowne
Skene's 1838 Tunebook 1 page 18 [Continued]
My Mistres Blush is Bonie | Bonie Jean Makis Meikill of Me
[Continued] | Leslies Lilt
Johne Devisonn's Pint o Win
The Lass O' Glasgowe | Male Simme
Shackle of Hay | Doun in Yon Banke
Untitled | Aderneis Lilt
Blew Cappe | Gilcreich's Lilt
[Continued] | Sa Mirrie As We Have Bein | Hunters Carrier
Kette Bairdie | I Will Not Goe to my Bed Till I Suld Die
I Serve a Worthie Ladie
She Mowpitt It Comming Owr the Lie
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