The Poetical Works of Robert Burns: Including Several Pieces Not Inserted in Dr. Currie's Edition; Exhibited Under a New Plan of Arrangement, and Preceded by a Life of the Author, and a Complete Glossary ...W. Borradaile, 1826 |
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Strana 37
... mourn The pleasures that will ne'er return ; No comfort but a hearty can , When I think on John Highlandman . Sing , hey , & c . RECITATIVO . A pigmy scraper , wi ' his fiddle , Wha us'd to trysts and fairs to driddle , Her strappan ...
... mourn The pleasures that will ne'er return ; No comfort but a hearty can , When I think on John Highlandman . Sing , hey , & c . RECITATIVO . A pigmy scraper , wi ' his fiddle , Wha us'd to trysts and fairs to driddle , Her strappan ...
Strana 134
... mourn , E'en let them die - for that they're born ! But , oh ! prodigious to reflect , A Towmont , Sirs , is gane to wreck ! O Eighty - eight , in thy sma ' space What dire events hae taken place ! Of what enjoyment thou hast reft us ...
... mourn , E'en let them die - for that they're born ! But , oh ! prodigious to reflect , A Towmont , Sirs , is gane to wreck ! O Eighty - eight , in thy sma ' space What dire events hae taken place ! Of what enjoyment thou hast reft us ...
Strana 136
... mourning weed ; To death she's dearly paid the kane , Tam Samson's dead ! The brethren of the mystic level , May hing their head in woefu ' bevel , * When this worthy old Sportsman went out last muirfowl season , he supposed it was to ...
... mourning weed ; To death she's dearly paid the kane , Tam Samson's dead ! The brethren of the mystic level , May hing their head in woefu ' bevel , * When this worthy old Sportsman went out last muirfowl season , he supposed it was to ...
Strana 137
... Tam Samson's dead ! That wofu ' morn he ever mourn'd , Saw him in shootin graith adorn'd , While pointers round impatient burn'd , Frae couples freed ; But , och he gaed and ne'er return'd Tam Samson's CHIEFLY SCOTTISH . 137.
... Tam Samson's dead ! That wofu ' morn he ever mourn'd , Saw him in shootin graith adorn'd , While pointers round impatient burn'd , Frae couples freed ; But , och he gaed and ne'er return'd Tam Samson's CHIEFLY SCOTTISH . 137.
Strana 138
... mourn'd a brither ; Ilk sportsman youth bemoan'd a father ; Yon auld grey stane , amang the heather , Marks out his head , Whare Burns has wrote , in rhyming blether , Tam Samson's dead ! There low he lies , in lasting rest ; Perhaps ...
... mourn'd a brither ; Ilk sportsman youth bemoan'd a father ; Yon auld grey stane , amang the heather , Marks out his head , Whare Burns has wrote , in rhyming blether , Tam Samson's dead ! There low he lies , in lasting rest ; Perhaps ...
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alang Amang ance anither auld auld lang syne baith birks of Aberfeldy blaw blithe bluid bonie lass bosom braes braw John Highlandman brunstane burn canna cauld charms CHORUS claut Cutty-sark dago dear dearie Deil dinna drink e'en e'er Ev'n ev'ry fair faith frae gien gies glen guid hame haud heart Heav'n Highland honest Hornbook ilka Iram ither John Barleycorn kenn'd Kilmarnock kirk lairds Lal de lal lassie lave o't mang maun monie muckle mutchkin nae mair ne'er night o'er the lave onie out-owre owre poison'd poor pow'r roar round Samson's dead sang Scotland Sing skelpin sodger laddie sweet Syne taen tell thee thegither There's thine thou thro unco weary weel Whare Whyles Willie winna ye wha ye'll ye're
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