Original Verses And Translations
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One memory is hers to keep — The glance of those pathetic eyes, Ere once they closed in painless sleep, Shall haunt her hourly till she dies.
The crimson tropeolum flower Still garlands o'er the station gate ; The trains go by from hour to hour ; And swells and ripens soon or late Through shine and shower the golden grain _, But mid the stocks at set of sun The passing eye shall look in vain For Jeanie o' Stratheveron.
3S MISCELLANEOUS VERSES.
THE ENGINE-DRIVER'S WIFE.
{Aberdeenshire Dialect. )... DiNNA ye hear the rushin' wheels That's birhn' o'er the lea ? They bring the train to the toon again And my gweedman to me.
Dinna ye see the driftin' steam As fite's the driven sna' ? Dinna ye hear the lang lang scream Of the dirlin' fustle bla' ?
'Tis the nicker o' his airn steed — A fiery yaud is she ! Her twa red een, like starnies' sheen, Are glintin' merrily.
His face is bruckit wi' the coal, His hands are hard's the airn. But he hath a true and tender saul For wife and hame and bairn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One memory is hers to keep — The glance of those pathetic eyes, Ere once they closed in painless sleep, Shall haunt her hourly till she dies.
The crimson tropeolum flower Still garlands o'er the station gate ; The trains go by from hour to hour ; And swells and ripens soon or late Through shine and shower the golden grain _, But mid the stocks at set of sun The passing eye shall look in vain For Jeanie o' Stratheveron.
3S MISCELLANEOUS VERSES.
THE ENGINE-DRIVER'S WIFE.
{Aberdeenshire Dialect. )... DiNNA ye hear the rushin' wheels That's birhn' o'er the lea ? They bring the train to the toon again And my gweedman to me.
Dinna ye see the driftin' steam As fite's the driven sna' ? Dinna ye hear the lang lang scream Of the dirlin' fustle bla' ?
'Tis the nicker o' his airn steed — A fiery yaud is she ! Her twa red een, like starnies' sheen, Are glintin' merrily.
His face is bruckit wi' the coal, His hands are hard's the airn. But he hath a true and tender saul For wife and hame and bairn.
What to read after Original Verses And Translations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disney Leith to read onlineMoreLess
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