Rambles Through the Land of Burns
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The worthy sportsman's nephew Ml'. Charles Samsou, TurnbuU the poet, William Parker, and other early friends and patrons of the Ayrshire ploughman in Kilmarnock, might be enumerated to show how his manly worth and poetic ability were appreciated.
On the 26th October, 1786, Burns was honoured by being elected an honorary member of St. John's Masonic Lodge, Kilmarnock, and from the circumstance there is little doubt of his having spent many "festive nights" with the brethren. The following extrac...t from a chapter in Mr. M'Kay's Histot'y of Kilmarnock, which is entirely devoted to " Burns and his Kilmarnock friends, " is quite appropriate: — "The house of Nanse Tinnock, in Mauchline, has been much talked of; and the Edinburgh taverns of Johnnie Dowie and Lucky Priugle, where he (Burns) often met Nichol of the High School and others, have also been noticed by some of his biographers ; but nothing has been said, so far as we are aware, respecting the house of Sandy Patrick, in which the poet was wont to spend many merry evenings in Auld Killie, with the hero of one of his happiest poems, namely — Tam Samson, and other boon companions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The worthy sportsman's nephew Ml'. Charles Samsou, TurnbuU the poet, William Parker, and other early friends and patrons of the Ayrshire ploughman in Kilmarnock, might be enumerated to show how his manly worth and poetic ability were appreciated.
On the 26th October, 1786, Burns was honoured by being elected an honorary member of St. John's Masonic Lodge, Kilmarnock, and from the circumstance there is little doubt of his having spent many "festive nights" with the brethren. The following extrac...t from a chapter in Mr. M'Kay's Histot'y of Kilmarnock, which is entirely devoted to " Burns and his Kilmarnock friends, " is quite appropriate: — "The house of Nanse Tinnock, in Mauchline, has been much talked of; and the Edinburgh taverns of Johnnie Dowie and Lucky Priugle, where he (Burns) often met Nichol of the High School and others, have also been noticed by some of his biographers ; but nothing has been said, so far as we are aware, respecting the house of Sandy Patrick, in which the poet was wont to spend many merry evenings in Auld Killie, with the hero of one of his happiest poems, namely — Tam Samson, and other boon companions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald R Adamson to read onlineMoreLess
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