Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect, Volume 2William Magee, 1800 |
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Page 27
... bedeen , Syne auld and young , o ' ilka callin ' , Were a ' in order made to fall in ; And , ay the mair to keep the faul in , And banish wae , The bony bells made nae devallin , Wi ' joy that day . Hech , Sirs ! what crouds were gather ...
... bedeen , Syne auld and young , o ' ilka callin ' , Were a ' in order made to fall in ; And , ay the mair to keep the faul in , And banish wae , The bony bells made nae devallin , Wi ' joy that day . Hech , Sirs ! what crouds were gather ...
Page 39
... bedeen ; Auld wives , to red them , ran between , Like Amazons , And nought was heard fyne owr the green , But fkraichs and groans . Nor cou'd ye ken , wi ' nicest care , Wha wan , or wha was licked there ; Pell - mell they feught ...
... bedeen ; Auld wives , to red them , ran between , Like Amazons , And nought was heard fyne owr the green , But fkraichs and groans . Nor cou'd ye ken , wi ' nicest care , Wha wan , or wha was licked there ; Pell - mell they feught ...
Page 44
... bedeen , Their fweet - hearts bi the far - end pu ' At Hallowe'en .. Ithers , wi ' fome uncanny gift , In ane auld barn a riddle lift , Where thrice pretending corn to fift , Wi ' charms between , Their joe appears , as white as drift ...
... bedeen , Their fweet - hearts bi the far - end pu ' At Hallowe'en .. Ithers , wi ' fome uncanny gift , In ane auld barn a riddle lift , Where thrice pretending corn to fift , Wi ' charms between , Their joe appears , as white as drift ...
Page 47
... bedeen , Wi ' tidings glad , How pleas'd was I fae eith to trace A cheerfu'nefs in ilka face ; Sae fuin's I fhawn them a ' the cafe , And read it o'er , They wish'd the callan meikle grace , And gow'd galore . How happily ilk fhepherd ...
... bedeen , Wi ' tidings glad , How pleas'd was I fae eith to trace A cheerfu'nefs in ilka face ; Sae fuin's I fhawn them a ' the cafe , And read it o'er , They wish'd the callan meikle grace , And gow'd galore . How happily ilk fhepherd ...
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afore alang amang baith Bard bedeen blaſt bloom bofom breaft bright chields cou'd Craigdarroch Crifpin curfe dewy dreft elfe fae bonie blue faft fair fark Fate fear feen fhade fhall fide filly fing firſt fkies flain fleep flowers fober fome auld foon footh forrow fowk fpring frae ftane ftill ftorm ftream fwat fweet gane Glenriddel gude ha'e Hallow-e'en Hallowe'en hame heart honeft Ifabella's ilka Ithers itſelf laffies laft light lovely lunner Maggie mair Matthew maun Maxwelton meikle moffy mony morning Mourn Mufe ne'er never night noble o'er pleaſure preft Profe Puir reft roaring Robert Lowrie rofe Scotland Scots SHANTER ſhed Syne taylor tear thae thee thofe thou thro unco Warlocks weel ween Wham Whare Whilk Whiſtle wind witches ye'll ye'r