Doric Lays And Lyrics
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A spell in every flower, To melt me like a child.
"Where dewy blossoms spring, Glist'ning in the Sun, Where the wild birds sing, Each song a happy one. There the knee will bend Upon the flowery sod, And a prayer ascend Unto creation's God.
B 2 20 She's a douse kind o' body, auld Eppy M'Gee, A crouse kind o' body, auld Eppy M'Gee ; Though the waur o' the wear, she's as brisk as a bee, And sound at the core yet, auld Eppy M'Gee.
She's wrestled wi' poortith, she's foughten wi' care, Arid eydently ...toiled through the foul and the fair ; The heart scauds and sorrows that poortith maun dree Couldna daunton the blithe heart o' Eppy M'Gee.
Lang fashed wi' a thriftless and drouthy guidman Wad ha'e drucken the ocean when ance he began ; But death stopped his whistle, and steekit his e'e, " I'll ne'er tak' another, " quo' Eppy M'Gee.
21 Left a widow she brought up a family o' ten To braw strappin' lasses and big buirdly men ; And ne'er frae the parish e'er sought a bawbee, She's a wonderfu' bodie, auld Eppie M'Gee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A spell in every flower, To melt me like a child.
"Where dewy blossoms spring, Glist'ning in the Sun, Where the wild birds sing, Each song a happy one. There the knee will bend Upon the flowery sod, And a prayer ascend Unto creation's God.
B 2 20 She's a douse kind o' body, auld Eppy M'Gee, A crouse kind o' body, auld Eppy M'Gee ; Though the waur o' the wear, she's as brisk as a bee, And sound at the core yet, auld Eppy M'Gee.
She's wrestled wi' poortith, she's foughten wi' care, Arid eydently ...toiled through the foul and the fair ; The heart scauds and sorrows that poortith maun dree Couldna daunton the blithe heart o' Eppy M'Gee.
Lang fashed wi' a thriftless and drouthy guidman Wad ha'e drucken the ocean when ance he began ; But death stopped his whistle, and steekit his e'e, " I'll ne'er tak' another, " quo' Eppy M'Gee.
21 Left a widow she brought up a family o' ten To braw strappin' lasses and big buirdly men ; And ne'er frae the parish e'er sought a bawbee, She's a wonderfu' bodie, auld Eppie M'Gee.
What to read after Doric Lays And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson James to read onlineMoreLess
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