Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
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— V Been Etang or Inrodetwi* -IK pi^ Did suddenly dvawH eat a§atn» An' th»ikB tetorn'd fortbeii! bmsK triaf.
An' bowin', tni»e np frae hk seat^ ' An' mannerly mintet to ivilhdfair..
The Cocknies would iwt let him go Till he partook wi' thBm a chat, An' &iwny nae great priggin tfaght.
The eaMn! oiier, he retired.
Right joyf u' \tmtLse so wdl he'd foied For naethltig, an' the liiadloffd paid His bill o' fare, ^\ to his bed.
Up to the garret he Wat shawn« The merchants: likewise paid their kwio.
A...n' sat awee, an' took tkeir itmoke, An' leugh at Sawnj ahint his baek.
An' ridiculed bin country, loo, .
Whilk EngUshmea are apt ta dik ^ By hellish a? krice allafed, The twa knaves mutually eoncnrr^d^ By ha'in' sick a glorious chance To act highwaymen's parts fat ance, An' rise betimes before the daw0.
An' rob him o' his hunipr poun' Wi* candle in |i«ndy the chamber oaid Up stairs did shdw them to their bftdk Early i' the mornin' Sawny raise^ Ere light faad^streiik'd the eastctnlskles, ' AnVtarses himsel', wi' staff in liuBtf, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— V Been Etang or Inrodetwi* -IK pi^ Did suddenly dvawH eat a§atn» An' th»ikB tetorn'd fortbeii! bmsK triaf.
An' bowin', tni»e np frae hk seat^ ' An' mannerly mintet to ivilhdfair..
The Cocknies would iwt let him go Till he partook wi' thBm a chat, An' &iwny nae great priggin tfaght.
The eaMn! oiier, he retired.
Right joyf u' \tmtLse so wdl he'd foied For naethltig, an' the liiadloffd paid His bill o' fare, ^\ to his bed.
Up to the garret he Wat shawn« The merchants: likewise paid their kwio.
A...n' sat awee, an' took tkeir itmoke, An' leugh at Sawnj ahint his baek.
An' ridiculed bin country, loo, .
Whilk EngUshmea are apt ta dik ^ By hellish a? krice allafed, The twa knaves mutually eoncnrr^d^ By ha'in' sick a glorious chance To act highwaymen's parts fat ance, An' rise betimes before the daw0.
An' rob him o' his hunipr poun' Wi* candle in |i«ndy the chamber oaid Up stairs did shdw them to their bftdk Early i' the mornin' Sawny raise^ Ere light faad^streiik'd the eastctnlskles, ' AnVtarses himsel', wi' staff in liuBtf, .
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 David Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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