Revised Edition of Poems
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And well old Scotland may be proud To hear her Burns pioclaimed aloud, For to her sons the world hath l)o\\ed Through Burns's name- All races of the world are proud Of Burns's fame.
^ , 111"^ (lay woi' fine, the snn did shine, No sij;ns o' rain to fall, AVhen t'Nortli Bock hands, i' jovial hands. Did visit Malsis Hall.
Up hy the hill o' North Beck Mill, Both owd an' young did meet ; To march I truw, i' two-by-two, Procession dahn the street.
An' Marrincr's Band, wi' music grand, Struck up wi' a...ll tlicr might ; Then one an' all, i)uth great an' small, !March'd on wi' great delight.
The girls an' hoys, wi' jovial noise, The fife an' diuiii did jilay ; For ivvery one wod liev some fun On this (. 'Veiiiful day.
Owd Joan o* Sail's wi' all ins pals, March'd on wi' all thcr ease : J ust for a lark, some did I'emark, " There goes some prime owd cheese ! " T'Exl' Heead chaps wi' their girt caps, An' coits nut quite i' t'fashion ; Wi' arms ding-dong, they strut along, An' put a famous dasli on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And well old Scotland may be proud To hear her Burns pioclaimed aloud, For to her sons the world hath l)o\\ed Through Burns's name- All races of the world are proud Of Burns's fame.
^ , 111"^ (lay woi' fine, the snn did shine, No sij;ns o' rain to fall, AVhen t'Nortli Bock hands, i' jovial hands. Did visit Malsis Hall.
Up hy the hill o' North Beck Mill, Both owd an' young did meet ; To march I truw, i' two-by-two, Procession dahn the street.
An' Marrincr's Band, wi' music grand, Struck up wi' a...ll tlicr might ; Then one an' all, i)uth great an' small, !March'd on wi' great delight.
The girls an' hoys, wi' jovial noise, The fife an' diuiii did jilay ; For ivvery one wod liev some fun On this (. 'Veiiiful day.
Owd Joan o* Sail's wi' all ins pals, March'd on wi' all thcr ease : J ust for a lark, some did I'emark, " There goes some prime owd cheese ! " T'Exl' Heead chaps wi' their girt caps, An' coits nut quite i' t'fashion ; Wi' arms ding-dong, they strut along, An' put a famous dasli on.
What to read after Revised Edition of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Oth Hoylus End to read onlineMoreLess
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