Editing Tam Lin (section)

{{Short description|Scottish border ballad}}
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{{Infobox book
| translator    = [[Robert Burns]]
| image         = Page 161 illustration in More English Fairy Tales.png
| image_size    = 171px
| caption       = Illustration by [[John D. Batten]] for Tamlane in ''More English Fairy Tales''.<ref name="JacobsMore">{{cite book|last1=Jacobs|first1=Joseph|url=http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/More_English_Fairy_Tales/Tamlane|title=More English Fairy Tales|last2=Batten|first2=John D.|publisher=David Nutt|year=1894|isbn=0-370-01023-X|edition=2nd|location=London|pages=159–62 & notes : 238|chapter=Tamlane|author1-link=Joseph Jacobs|author-link2=John D. Batten}}</ref>
| author        = Anonymous
| illustrator   = [[John D. Batten]]
| cover_artist  = [[Pamela Dean]]
| country       = {{flag|Scotland}}
| language      = [[Scots language|Classical Scottish]]
| series        = 1
| genre         = [[Ballad]]
| publisher     = [[Scots Musical Museum]]
| release_date  = 1796
| english_release_date = 1796
| media_type    =
| pages         = 1
| isbn          =
| preceded_by   =
| followed_by   =
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'''Tam Lin''', also known as '''Tamas-Lin''', '''Tamlane''', '''Tamlene''', '''Tamlin''', '''Tambling''', '''Tomlin''', '''Tam-Lien''', '''Tam-a-Line''', '''Tam-Lyn''' or '''Tam-Lane''', is a character in the [[legend]]ary [[ballad]] originating from the [[Scottish Borders]].