‘O the weary cutters, they’ve ta’en my laddie frae me’

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‘O the weary cutters, they’ve ta’en my laddie frae me’

Poet(s)

Doubleday, Thomas

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DVPP Project Team

Source

Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 10:57, 446, November 1821.

First line

O the weary cutters, they’ve ta’en my laddie frae me

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Unsigned

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Quoted in prose contribution

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Notes and attribution research

Poem included in Letter From Mr Shufflebotham, on Cheese, Civilization, North Country Ballads, &c (441-46) (KF2). Poet attribution: Strout 87 (AC). Musical score included (HR).

DVPP id

Numeric id of this poem in the DVPP collection: 9498

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Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

‘O the weary cutters, they’ve ta’en my laddie frae me’