Minor Poems And Translations in Verse From Admired Compositions of the Ancient
Minor Poems And Translations in Verse From Admired Compositions of the Ancient
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Monarch o' guid fellows ! Gif thou be mortal, as they tell us — I'll rax my pipe, an' Groon my bellows To slug thy worth : Thou art the winsomest o' bilhes Frae out the North.
" Hail to thee " is a sklentit phrase, That's maistly gi'en to folk o' place ; Atweel it is but empty praise.
Aye bodin' flattery — Sae I will e'en tak simpler space An' hamelier smattery : G8 EPISTLE TO A FRIEND.
Guid moniin' to your sonsie pow, Your honest phiz, an' bonny brow — To you and yours I mak' my bow In richt s...incerity, Wishing ye a' the joys that flow Frae hame felicity.
May Ho wha ruleth Uka fate, As weel the puir man's as the great ; Wha tents the mailen an' the State Wi' care divine — May He protect frae evera strait Thyself an' thine !
Lang may ye live — ^lang may ye pree The fruits that spring frae Honour's tree, Lang smile in honest joUity, An', peacefu', calm, lang, lang, may ye ken the gree 0' friendship's balm !
May never dark misfortune stress ye ; May never fellow-man oppress ye ; May never cankerin' care distress ye, Nor hardship's ban'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monarch o' guid fellows ! Gif thou be mortal, as they tell us — I'll rax my pipe, an' Groon my bellows To slug thy worth : Thou art the winsomest o' bilhes Frae out the North.
" Hail to thee " is a sklentit phrase, That's maistly gi'en to folk o' place ; Atweel it is but empty praise.
Aye bodin' flattery — Sae I will e'en tak simpler space An' hamelier smattery : G8 EPISTLE TO A FRIEND.
Guid moniin' to your sonsie pow, Your honest phiz, an' bonny brow — To you and yours I mak' my bow In richt s...incerity, Wishing ye a' the joys that flow Frae hame felicity.
May Ho wha ruleth Uka fate, As weel the puir man's as the great ; Wha tents the mailen an' the State Wi' care divine — May He protect frae evera strait Thyself an' thine !
Lang may ye live — ^lang may ye pree The fruits that spring frae Honour's tree, Lang smile in honest joUity, An', peacefu', calm, lang, lang, may ye ken the gree 0' friendship's balm !
May never dark misfortune stress ye ; May never fellow-man oppress ye ; May never cankerin' care distress ye, Nor hardship's ban'.
What to read after Minor Poems And Translations in Verse From Admired Compositions of the Ancient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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