Hame Spun Rhymes
Hame Spun Rhymes
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That will in time be rectified. Brig will be made the street as wide ; When pavement on each side complete, Town may brag of Union Street.
Of Aberdeen, I 've tried to tell About it what I ken niysel' : PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF ABERDEEN. 71 Of its past since first I kent it, And now in nij^ book I '11 print it. Its present, what I ken about, Which is but little, I sair doubt, It a niair learn'd man would need To tell about it, ill and gweed. I little ken about its College, And its other seat...s of knowledge ; Town's institutions for the poor. And places where diseases cure ; And many a public buildin' Is to the town great good yieldin'.
* Had I been rich I woidd hae seen Public buddin's in Aberdeen — I'd been invited in to see ; But a poor workin' man, like me, To see what does the town adorn.
Those in power would treat with scorn, Were I to ask in to see them, That I a bit rhyme might gie them.
If I inside them could look, I might describe them in my book.
Send it out, let people see 't, But I 'd pollute them with my feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That will in time be rectified. Brig will be made the street as wide ; When pavement on each side complete, Town may brag of Union Street.
Of Aberdeen, I 've tried to tell About it what I ken niysel' : PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF ABERDEEN. 71 Of its past since first I kent it, And now in nij^ book I '11 print it. Its present, what I ken about, Which is but little, I sair doubt, It a niair learn'd man would need To tell about it, ill and gweed. I little ken about its College, And its other seat...s of knowledge ; Town's institutions for the poor. And places where diseases cure ; And many a public buildin' Is to the town great good yieldin'.
* Had I been rich I woidd hae seen Public buddin's in Aberdeen — I'd been invited in to see ; But a poor workin' man, like me, To see what does the town adorn.
Those in power would treat with scorn, Were I to ask in to see them, That I a bit rhyme might gie them.
If I inside them could look, I might describe them in my book.
Send it out, let people see 't, But I 'd pollute them with my feet.
What to read after Hame Spun Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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