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British Ballad, The Beggars daughter of Bednal Green

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British Ballad, The Beggars daughter of Bednal Green

THE (BLIND) BEGGARS DAUGHTER OF BEDNAL GREEN (BETHNAL GREEN) Popular British Ballad, obtained and expanded by Thomas Percy (1729-1811)

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Ballad Beggars Bethnal Blind Percy


The Blind Beggar's Daughter of Bethnal Green

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is a popular British ballad that has been passed down through generations, first obtained and expanded by the renowned antiquarian and literary figure, Thomas Percy (1729-1811). This historical tale tells the story of a blind beggar and his daughter, who live in the poverty-stricken area of Bethnal Green in London. The ballad begins with the description of the blind beggar, who, despite his misfortune, is known for his kind heart and generosity towards others. He and his daughter live in a small cottage, where they eke out a meager existence. One day, a wealthy gentleman, enchanted by the blind beggar's virtuous nature, offers to provide for him and his daughter if they will allow him to take them in. The beggar, grateful for the offer but unwilling to abandon his independence, declines. However, the gentleman's intentions are not as noble as they seem. He is actually a sorcerer who intends to use the daughter's beauty to lure men to his castle, where he would then kill them and use their blood to maintain his own youth and vitality. The beggar's daughter, unaware of the danger, is soon taken to the castle and falls in love with a young man named Edgar. Edgar, who is also unaware of the sorcerer's true nature, is determined to rescue the beggar's daughter and put an end to the evil sorcerer's schemes. With the help of the beggar and a group of loyal friends, Edgar devises a plan to outwit the sorcerer and save the day. This popular British ballad, with its themes of love, loyalty, and the triumph of good over evil, has captivated audiences for centuries. The story of the blind beggar and his daughter serves as a reminder of the resilience and strength of the human spirit, even in the face of adversity. Thomas Percy's expansion of the ballad has ensured that this timeless tale continues to be enjoyed by generations to come.

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