Poems of the Scottish Minor Poets From the Age of Ramsay to David Gray
Poems of the Scottish Minor Poets From the Age of Ramsay to David Gray
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It's little I've to gi'e, But ye shall ha'e my blessin' a', An' ae bawbee. When manhood's care comes o'er ye, Ye'll mind the merry day When, happy-hearted bairnies, Ye sought your Hogmanay.
HAIRST.
The yellow corn waves in the field, The merry hairst's begun ; And steel-plate sickles, sharp and keen, Are glintin' in the sun. While strappin' lads, and lasses braw, A' kiltit to the knee, Bring to my mind a hairst langsyne, W^hen Robin shuire wi' me.
Light lie the mools upon his breast !
He was a ...strappin' chield, — A better shearer ne'er drew huik Upon a harvest field. And didna joy loup in my heart, And sparkle frae my e'e, Sae proud was I, when Robin said He'd shear alang wi' me.
S08 258 JAMES THOMSON.
That was a lightsome hairst to me, — For love mak's light o' toil, — The kindly blink o' Robin's e'e Could a' my care beguile. At restin' time amang the stooks I sat upon his knee, And wonder'd if the warld could hauJ A blither lass than me.
Lang Sandy and his sister Jean Thocht nane wi' them could shear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's little I've to gi'e, But ye shall ha'e my blessin' a', An' ae bawbee. When manhood's care comes o'er ye, Ye'll mind the merry day When, happy-hearted bairnies, Ye sought your Hogmanay.
HAIRST.
The yellow corn waves in the field, The merry hairst's begun ; And steel-plate sickles, sharp and keen, Are glintin' in the sun. While strappin' lads, and lasses braw, A' kiltit to the knee, Bring to my mind a hairst langsyne, W^hen Robin shuire wi' me.
Light lie the mools upon his breast !
He was a ...strappin' chield, — A better shearer ne'er drew huik Upon a harvest field. And didna joy loup in my heart, And sparkle frae my e'e, Sae proud was I, when Robin said He'd shear alang wi' me.
S08 258 JAMES THOMSON.
That was a lightsome hairst to me, — For love mak's light o' toil, — The kindly blink o' Robin's e'e Could a' my care beguile. At restin' time amang the stooks I sat upon his knee, And wonder'd if the warld could hauJ A blither lass than me.
Lang Sandy and his sister Jean Thocht nane wi' them could shear.
What to read after Poems of the Scottish Minor Poets From the Age of Ramsay to David Gray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Brisbane Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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