Vernon Hill's illustration of this ballad.
- "The Elfin Knight" in Child's Collected Ballads (ed.) Francis James Child (19th Century).
- Variant A (My plaid awa, my plaid awa)
- Variant B (My plaid awa, my plaid awa)
- Variant C (There stands a knicht at the tap o yon hill)
- Variant D (The Elfin knight stands on yon hill)
- Variant E (The Elfin Knight sits on yon hill)
- Variant F (Did ye ever travel twixt Berwick and Lyne?)
- Variant G (Can you make me a cambrick shirt)
- Variant H (Come, pretty Nelly, and sit thee down by me)
- Variant I (A Lady wonned on yonder hill)
- Variant J (Now you are a-going to Cape Ann)
- Variant K (My father left me three acres of land)
- Variant L (My father gave me an acre of land)
- Variant M (As I went up to the top o yon hill)
- "The Task" in A Book of Nursery Songs and Rhymes (ed.) by Sabine Baring-Gould (1895).
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