Remains of Nithsdale And Galloway Song With Historical And Traditional Notices
Remains of Nithsdale And Galloway Song With Historical And Traditional Notices
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Cannie wi' your blinkin', Bessie, Beet nae mair the dools 1 dree; Hoolie, hoolie, bonnie lassie, \V i' the glamour u' your ee.
104 Dreigh and doure I hae been yokit, Since our maiden tryste yestreen, Whan my heart I first unlockit On the velvet sward sae green.
Lampin Tibbie Deemster saw us Tak a kindly kiss or twa; Syne awa she bang'd to blaw us, Mumlin what she heard an' saw.
Slaveriri Jock glowr'd owre the hallan, Kindly speir'd for Wooster Tarn; ( Swith!' quo' he, ' ye beardless Callan, Tak... your beuk, and learn your Psalm.
Scozvderdowp came to our dwallin, And wi' serious smudgin' leuk.
Spier'd at Aunty, gin the Callan Wanted either cleps or crook.
'Deed, quo' Kate, our Clachan howdie^ Rousty eild, taks ill wi' lear, 1 The Clachan Howdie, the village midwife.
105 Bessie's sleek as ony mowdie, They wha cuddle young learn fair. ' Fid gin Davie clew his haffit, Hotchin thrang o' crikes an' flaes; ' Tain, ' quo' he, ' their gibes we'll laugli at, Whan I mak the bairns's claes. ' Warst of a, ' Rob Birse, the Souter, Sent it ringin' thro' the town, How he'd fairly poutch'd the multre ()' the weans's bridal shoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cannie wi' your blinkin', Bessie, Beet nae mair the dools 1 dree; Hoolie, hoolie, bonnie lassie, \V i' the glamour u' your ee.
104 Dreigh and doure I hae been yokit, Since our maiden tryste yestreen, Whan my heart I first unlockit On the velvet sward sae green.
Lampin Tibbie Deemster saw us Tak a kindly kiss or twa; Syne awa she bang'd to blaw us, Mumlin what she heard an' saw.
Slaveriri Jock glowr'd owre the hallan, Kindly speir'd for Wooster Tarn; ( Swith!' quo' he, ' ye beardless Callan, Tak... your beuk, and learn your Psalm.
Scozvderdowp came to our dwallin, And wi' serious smudgin' leuk.
Spier'd at Aunty, gin the Callan Wanted either cleps or crook.
'Deed, quo' Kate, our Clachan howdie^ Rousty eild, taks ill wi' lear, 1 The Clachan Howdie, the village midwife.
105 Bessie's sleek as ony mowdie, They wha cuddle young learn fair. ' Fid gin Davie clew his haffit, Hotchin thrang o' crikes an' flaes; ' Tain, ' quo' he, ' their gibes we'll laugli at, Whan I mak the bairns's claes. ' Warst of a, ' Rob Birse, the Souter, Sent it ringin' thro' the town, How he'd fairly poutch'd the multre ()' the weans's bridal shoon.
What to read after Remains of Nithsdale And Galloway Song With Historical And Traditional Notices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hartley Cromek to read onlineMoreLess
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