Poems And Songs
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Adversity may on us fa', An' for a time blight Scotland; An' pale disease upon us ca', An' bring down wae on Scotland. The same may happen o'er the main, Has dune before, may do again, Sae e'en for life I'll wear the chain That binds me to thee, Scotland. When bleak December's mists descend An' cast their gloom o'er Scotland, I find a book, and loving friend, Within my cot. In Scotland. A LAY TO SCOTLAND. '"> 's iiar ^ Faeries round tlie door, AVi' hands begrimmed wi' human gore, But Peace sits... smiling on the shore ( )' patriotic Scotland. Come weal or -\vae, whate'er betide, I'll stand or fa' wi' Scotland; Of youth the joy of age the pride My heart's bound up wi' Scotland. \Vliaur sunbeams linger in the AVest, Ik-side the friends that loved me best, Hie me a grave, and let me rest, At last in hallowed Scotland. 66 TO A EOBIX. TO A ROBIN. SWEET Bobin, thy song ushers in gloomy Winter, To blight a' the beauty o' meadow and tree, An' howl through the forest the requiem dreary 0' ilka sweet floweret that blooms on the lea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adversity may on us fa', An' for a time blight Scotland; An' pale disease upon us ca', An' bring down wae on Scotland. The same may happen o'er the main, Has dune before, may do again, Sae e'en for life I'll wear the chain That binds me to thee, Scotland. When bleak December's mists descend An' cast their gloom o'er Scotland, I find a book, and loving friend, Within my cot. In Scotland. A LAY TO SCOTLAND. '"> 's iiar ^ Faeries round tlie door, AVi' hands begrimmed wi' human gore, But Peace sits... smiling on the shore ( )' patriotic Scotland. Come weal or -\vae, whate'er betide, I'll stand or fa' wi' Scotland; Of youth the joy of age the pride My heart's bound up wi' Scotland. \Vliaur sunbeams linger in the AVest, Ik-side the friends that loved me best, Hie me a grave, and let me rest, At last in hallowed Scotland. 66 TO A EOBIX. TO A ROBIN. SWEET Bobin, thy song ushers in gloomy Winter, To blight a' the beauty o' meadow and tree, An' howl through the forest the requiem dreary 0' ilka sweet floweret that blooms on the lea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Glass to read onlineMoreLess
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