Frae the Lyne Valley Poems And Sketches
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Yet, spite of their united powers, I still delight 'mong greenwood bow'rs To strew my path with fragrant flow'rs, And welcome harmless mirth.
Now, Willie, as the glass goes round Let three times three of cheers resound, Till echo bid the roof rebound To the uproarious joy; And as ye burn with friendship's flame, Blend the Montgomery with the Graham, While the Right Reverend tells the name Of the dear infant boy.
When first Tweed's. Waters met my view, To his great-grandsire's hall I flew, And s...aw the Chief his life renew Amid a blooming throng Of youths, adorn'd with graces rare, And maidens lovely, debonair; Who, crowding round his elbow-chair, His hours of bliss prolong.
His grandsire was a friend to me, His sire I 've dandled on my knee ; And tho' 1 shall not live to see Himself to manhood spring Tho' I can neither sing nor dance, And hear the chariot wheels advance, I '11 do my best within the manse To gar the rafters ring.
116 CLERICAL WITS.
Since my life's frolic era 's o'er, I must not try as heretofore To set the table in a roar, But seek a place of rest ; A chamber, just six feet by three, Will prove a bed of down to me, Whence I may rise by Heaven's decree To mingle with the blest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet, spite of their united powers, I still delight 'mong greenwood bow'rs To strew my path with fragrant flow'rs, And welcome harmless mirth.
Now, Willie, as the glass goes round Let three times three of cheers resound, Till echo bid the roof rebound To the uproarious joy; And as ye burn with friendship's flame, Blend the Montgomery with the Graham, While the Right Reverend tells the name Of the dear infant boy.
When first Tweed's. Waters met my view, To his great-grandsire's hall I flew, And s...aw the Chief his life renew Amid a blooming throng Of youths, adorn'd with graces rare, And maidens lovely, debonair; Who, crowding round his elbow-chair, His hours of bliss prolong.
His grandsire was a friend to me, His sire I 've dandled on my knee ; And tho' 1 shall not live to see Himself to manhood spring Tho' I can neither sing nor dance, And hear the chariot wheels advance, I '11 do my best within the manse To gar the rafters ring.
116 CLERICAL WITS.
Since my life's frolic era 's o'er, I must not try as heretofore To set the table in a roar, But seek a place of rest ; A chamber, just six feet by three, Will prove a bed of down to me, Whence I may rise by Heaven's decree To mingle with the blest.
What to read after Frae the Lyne Valley Poems And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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