Eynsham Poaching Song (Southrop Poaching Song)
DESCRIPTION: "Three Eynsham/Southrop chaps went out one day" to hunt hare and pheasant. They meet other poachers and their "spaniel put up a hare." They are chased by a keeper and escape swimming over Cassington/Hathrerop Brook.
AUTHOR: unknown
EARLIEST DATE: 1923 (Williams-FolkSongsOfTheUpperThames)
KEYWORDS: poaching escape hunting animal bird dog
FOUND IN: Britain(England(South))
REFERENCES (1 citation):
Williams-FolkSongsOfTheUpperThames, p. 150, "Southrop Poaching Song" (also Williams-Wiltshire-WSRO Wt 347); Williams-FolkSongsOfTheUpperThames, p. 151, "Eynsham Poaching Song" (also Williams-Wiltshire-WSRO Ox 256) (2 texts)
Roud #1268
File: WT150
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