Devil's ditties
Subtitle: being stories of the Kentucky mountain people
By: told by Jean Thomas, with the songs they sing; Cyril Mullen drew the illustrations
Publisher: W. W. Hatfield
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Subjects: Ballads, English -- United States; Ballads, English -- Kentucky; Folk songs, English -- Kentucky; Appalachians (People); Kentucky -- Social life and customs
Notes: "The ballads [words and music]": p. 69-178
Table of contents: title: A lofty young squire from Portsmouth; title: Arise My Soul and Stretch Thy Wings; title: As I walked won by yon riverside; title: As I walked out one morning early; title: As I went out walking for pleasure one day; title: Barbara Ellen; title: The Barnyard; title: Bed of Primroses; title: Billy in the Lowland; title: Bound for Amerikee; title: Brisk Young Farmer, or William Hall; title: Canada; title: Charley's neat and Charley's sweet; title: Chilly Waters; title: Shimney Sweeper; title: Come all you jolly soldiers; title: Come all you pretty maids; title: Come all you unmarried men; title: Come all you wary bachelors; title: Come on all young men and ladies; title: The Cuckoo; title: Cumberland Gap; title: Damon's Winder; title: Dog and Gun; title: Fair Indian Lass or Little Mohee; title: Fare you well, lovely Nancy; title: Forked Deer; title: Frog Went A-Courtin'; title: Here comes the poor chimney sweeper; title: House Carpenter; title: Hush my babe; title: I had a cat and the cat pleased me; title: I have just returned from the salt sea; title: I landed in St Louis; title: I went on the mountain top; title: I will tell you of a brisk young farmer; title: I wish I were a little sparrow; title: If you want to know how for to make the sourkraut; title: I'll tune up my fiddle; title: I'm on my way to Canada; title: In a little rosewood casket; title: I've been to many a circus; title: Jordan's Stormy Banks; title: Keep Your Garden Clean; title: Kissing Song; title: Leather Breeches; title: Liza Jane; title: Lonesome Dove; title: Lord Bakeman was a noble lord; title: Lord Thomas and Fair Ellen; title: Lovely Nancy; title: My true love lives over the mountain; title: Nightingale; title: Noble Duke; title: Oh, dear, what can the matter be?; title: Oh don't you remember Sweet Betsy from Pike?; title: Oh he turned his pale face to the wall; title: Oh I'll give you a paper of pins; title: Oh ye young, ye gray, ye proud; title: Old Joe Clark; title: Old Miller; title: One day while in a lonesome grove; title: One evening alone as I wandered; title: One evening as I rambled two miles below Pomroy; title: One morning in May; title: Prince Charley; title: Rickett's Hornpipe; title: Riley Song; title: Rinordine; title: Ropesman; title: Rowan County Troubles; title: The Sailor; title: She dressed herself like any duke; title: Sourkraut; title: Sourwood Mountain; title: Stake of Arkansas; title: Sweet William and Lovely Nancy; title: First white man in Cumberland Gap; title: There lived an old lord by the northern sea; title: There was an old man in our town; title: Turkish Lady; title: Two Sisters; title: War Song; title: Wary Bachelors; title: Watt's Cradle Hymn; title: Way Up on Clinch Mountain; title: When a man falls in love with a little turtle dove; title: Will the waters be chilly; title: Young Men and Maids