{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/eng/child/ch197.htm","path":"neu/eng/child/ch197.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/eng/child/ch197.htm","text":"197A.1 \u2018AWAY with you, away with you, James de Grant!\nAnd, Douglas, ye\u2019ll be slain;\nFor Baddindalloch\u2019s at your gates,\nWith many brave Highland men.\u2019\n197A.2 \u2018Baddindalloch has no feud at me,\nAnd I have none at him;\nCast up my gates baith broad and wide,\nLet Baddindalloch in.\u2019\n197A.3 \u2018James de Grant has made a vaunt,\nAnd leaped the castle-wa;\nBut, if he comes this way again,\nHe\u2019ll no win sae well awa.\n197A.4 \u2018Take him, take him, brave Gordons,\nO take him, fine fellows a\u2019!\nIf he wins but ae mile to the Highland hills,\nHe\u2019ll defy you Gordons a\u2019.\u2019","title":"The Child Ballads: 197. James Grant","type":"page"}