Idyls And Legends of Inverburn
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— The tiny imps that nested in her eyes. Winning alike the wanton and the wise, Have ta'en the flame that made my heart forlorn Back to the nameless place where they were born.
years roll on, and fair things fade and pine ! — Twelve sowings since and I was twenty-nine : With ploughman's coat on back, and plough in hand, 1 wrought at Bungo on my father's land, And all the neighbour-lassies, stale or fair, Ti'ied hard to net my father's son and heir. My heart was lightsome, cares I had but few, I... climb'd the mountains, drank the mountain dew, Could sit a mare as mettlesome as fire. Could put the stone with any in the shire, THE WIDOW MYSIE. 1^7 Had been to college, and had learn' d to dance, Could blether thro' my nose like folks in France, x\nd stood erect, prepared for friend or foe, Whisker'd, well-featured, tight from top to toe.
" A marriageable man, for every claim Of lawful wedlock fitted, " you exclaim 1 But, sir, of all that men enjoy or treasure, Wedlock, I fancied, was the driest pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The tiny imps that nested in her eyes. Winning alike the wanton and the wise, Have ta'en the flame that made my heart forlorn Back to the nameless place where they were born.
years roll on, and fair things fade and pine ! — Twelve sowings since and I was twenty-nine : With ploughman's coat on back, and plough in hand, 1 wrought at Bungo on my father's land, And all the neighbour-lassies, stale or fair, Ti'ied hard to net my father's son and heir. My heart was lightsome, cares I had but few, I... climb'd the mountains, drank the mountain dew, Could sit a mare as mettlesome as fire. Could put the stone with any in the shire, THE WIDOW MYSIE. 1^7 Had been to college, and had learn' d to dance, Could blether thro' my nose like folks in France, x\nd stood erect, prepared for friend or foe, Whisker'd, well-featured, tight from top to toe.
" A marriageable man, for every claim Of lawful wedlock fitted, " you exclaim 1 But, sir, of all that men enjoy or treasure, Wedlock, I fancied, was the driest pleasure.
What to read after Idyls And Legends of Inverburn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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