Kirkintilloch, Town And Parish
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With few exceptions, the bards and bardlings of the place have been sons of toil, and some of them children of penury. I know not how to account for this rich harvest of song which the place has garnered. Other places in the country are at least as fair, but the fact is patent that the Kirkintillochians are a songful race beyond many of their compeers. Doth the click clack of the swiftly moving shuttle urge them on to weave tuneful verse ? Doth the 3i6 Kirkintilloch.
hum-drummeries of the dye-s...hop or the print-work make their souls yearn for the fair face of nature, and urge on their spirits to drink in its beauty and sound forth its praise ?
These are mysteries I cannot solve. Sufficient to say that Kirkintilloch is a nest of singing birds." JAMES MOFFAT, Author of " The Clean Hearth Stane " and some fugitive poetical pieces, belonged to an old family — the Moffats of Stoneyflat, Kirkintilloch — and was a merchant in that town.
He died on i8th September, 1853, and was interred in the burying-ground of the parish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With few exceptions, the bards and bardlings of the place have been sons of toil, and some of them children of penury. I know not how to account for this rich harvest of song which the place has garnered. Other places in the country are at least as fair, but the fact is patent that the Kirkintillochians are a songful race beyond many of their compeers. Doth the click clack of the swiftly moving shuttle urge them on to weave tuneful verse ? Doth the 3i6 Kirkintilloch.
hum-drummeries of the dye-s...hop or the print-work make their souls yearn for the fair face of nature, and urge on their spirits to drink in its beauty and sound forth its praise ?
These are mysteries I cannot solve. Sufficient to say that Kirkintilloch is a nest of singing birds." JAMES MOFFAT, Author of " The Clean Hearth Stane " and some fugitive poetical pieces, belonged to an old family — the Moffats of Stoneyflat, Kirkintilloch — and was a merchant in that town.
He died on i8th September, 1853, and was interred in the burying-ground of the parish.
What to read after Kirkintilloch, Town And Parish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson, Thomas, of Glasgow to read onlineMoreLess
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