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Date: 2014-05-01 07:33:41 Poetry Child Ballads Francis James Child Reliques of Ancient English Poetry Broadside Robin Hood Chapbook Thomas the Rhymer Folk music Ballads Literature English folklore		Studies in Scottish Literature Volume 38 \| Issue 1 Article Add to Reading List Source URL: lit.mit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 341,83 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Thomas the Rhymer is one of the most famous faerie / fairy poems This is a poem about the adventures of Thomas the Rhymer, who was nicknamed “True Thomas” as he could not tell a lie. This all took place by the Eildon DocID: 1e9gm - View Document
	Thomas the Rhymer is one of the most famous faerie / fairy poems This is a poem about the adventures of Thomas the Rhymer, who was nicknamed “True Thomas” as he could not tell a lie. This all took place by the Eildon DocID: 15VNi - View Document
	The Eildons are made up of a triple peak which dominates this area of the Scottish Borders countryside. One of the peaks is thought to have been occupied in ancient times before the Roman invasion and it is possible that DocID: 15HHR - View Document
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