In volume 9, "Time's a Tell Tale" begins with a solid ^1-^5 interval frame, where ^1 has priority (circled in the first strain). The frame is reversed in the second strain (see "--> ^5-^8" at the beginning) and a simple ascending line moves up within it in the last phrase (boxed).
"Sir Gilbert Go Softly" refers to a comic ballad, but whether this Hornpipe tune is the one commonly associated with it, I don't know. In any case, what could be a triadic frame—boxed in bar 1—gives over to the upper fourth in bars 3-4 and dominates in the second strain. In the graph below the score I have pulled out the voice-leading that works in both cadences.
