Love Songs of Scotland Jewels of the Tender Passion Selected From the Writings
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" "Oh, that can never be, Jeanie, Forgot ye ne'er can be, lassie; Oh, gang wi' me to the north countrie, My bonnie bride to be, Jeanie.
130 HUNTINGTOWER "The Hills are grand and hie, Jeanie, The burnies runnin' clear, lassie, 'Mang birks and braes, where wild deer stray Oh, come wi' me, and see, lassie. " "I winna gang wi' thee, laddie, I tell'd ye sae afore, Jamie; Till free consent my parents gi'e. I canna gang wi' thee, Jamie. " "But when ye' re wed to me, Jeanie, Then they will forgi'e, las...sie; How can ye be sae cauld to me, Wha's lo'ed ye weel and lang, lassie. " "No sae lang as them, laddie, No sae lang as them, Jamie; A grief to them I wadna be, No for the Duke himsel', Jamie.
"We'll save our penny free, laddie, To keep frae poortith free, Jamie; An' then their blessing they will gi'e Baith to you and me, Jamie. " "Huntingtower is mine, lassie, Huntingtower is mine, Jeanie; Huntingtower an' Blairnagower, An' a' that's mine is thine, Jeanie!" 131 SLIGHTED LOVE LXXXVIII SLIGHTED LOVE (ALEXANDER THE rosebud blushing to the morn, The snaw-white flower that scents the thorn, When on thy gentle bosom worn, Were ne'er sae fair as thee, Mary!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, that can never be, Jeanie, Forgot ye ne'er can be, lassie; Oh, gang wi' me to the north countrie, My bonnie bride to be, Jeanie.
130 HUNTINGTOWER "The Hills are grand and hie, Jeanie, The burnies runnin' clear, lassie, 'Mang birks and braes, where wild deer stray Oh, come wi' me, and see, lassie. " "I winna gang wi' thee, laddie, I tell'd ye sae afore, Jamie; Till free consent my parents gi'e. I canna gang wi' thee, Jamie. " "But when ye' re wed to me, Jeanie, Then they will forgi'e, las...sie; How can ye be sae cauld to me, Wha's lo'ed ye weel and lang, lassie. " "No sae lang as them, laddie, No sae lang as them, Jamie; A grief to them I wadna be, No for the Duke himsel', Jamie.
"We'll save our penny free, laddie, To keep frae poortith free, Jamie; An' then their blessing they will gi'e Baith to you and me, Jamie. " "Huntingtower is mine, lassie, Huntingtower is mine, Jeanie; Huntingtower an' Blairnagower, An' a' that's mine is thine, Jeanie!" 131 SLIGHTED LOVE LXXXVIII SLIGHTED LOVE (ALEXANDER THE rosebud blushing to the morn, The snaw-white flower that scents the thorn, When on thy gentle bosom worn, Were ne'er sae fair as thee, Mary!
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