Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
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dinna tease me, Tho^ my bluid rins thin Im^ cauld ; That is nae the way. to please me, Tho^ it^s true, to ca^ me auld.
Digitized by Google 119 Yet than me yeVe sax yeses ofeilder.
Now whan I get time to tell ; Therefore, lad, whase bliiid rins caulder^ Ye may brawly guess yersel.
Robin.
What tho^ I hae rock'd yer cradle, PuM ye gowans frae the lee.
While ye flicht'rin' us^d to waddle Round yer thrifty mither^'s knee ?
First when Jamie Tamson taught us, Nae doubt I in bouk was mair ; Now we're w...and'rin' in our aughties, Sax yearns nowther here nor there.
Marion.
Robin, we fu^ cosh thegitber Thro^ lifers pools hae paidled lang ; Now we'D no cast out wi' ither, A' the gaet we hae to gang.
Digitized by Google 180 Robin.
Wed, wed, Marion, since timers drawin* Near a dose wi' me an' jou, Ere we pay life's hindmaist lawin\ Let us bygane days review.
Tho^ our frames, sae auld an^ crazy, Downa pass ayont the door, Yet]^the mind is seldom lazy, Youthfu' scenes to wander o'er.
Even pain, when past, gies pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
dinna tease me, Tho^ my bluid rins thin Im^ cauld ; That is nae the way. to please me, Tho^ it^s true, to ca^ me auld.
Digitized by Google 119 Yet than me yeVe sax yeses ofeilder.
Now whan I get time to tell ; Therefore, lad, whase bliiid rins caulder^ Ye may brawly guess yersel.
Robin.
What tho^ I hae rock'd yer cradle, PuM ye gowans frae the lee.
While ye flicht'rin' us^d to waddle Round yer thrifty mither^'s knee ?
First when Jamie Tamson taught us, Nae doubt I in bouk was mair ; Now we're w...and'rin' in our aughties, Sax yearns nowther here nor there.
Marion.
Robin, we fu^ cosh thegitber Thro^ lifers pools hae paidled lang ; Now we'D no cast out wi' ither, A' the gaet we hae to gang.
Digitized by Google 180 Robin.
Wed, wed, Marion, since timers drawin* Near a dose wi' me an' jou, Ere we pay life's hindmaist lawin\ Let us bygane days review.
Tho^ our frames, sae auld an^ crazy, Downa pass ayont the door, Yet]^the mind is seldom lazy, Youthfu' scenes to wander o'er.
Even pain, when past, gies pleasure.
What to read after Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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