Rhymes And Recollections of a Hand Loom Weaver
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" At Newton are some remarkable lofty stones (monoliths). The Antiquarian Society have had casts made of the inscrijitions and figures on them, but they have hitherto defied the attempts of the learned to decypher them.
99 TIIEY SPEAK O' TVYLES. Air — " Gin a bodie meet a bodie. " They speak o' wyles in woman's smiles, An' ruin in her e'e — I ken they bring a pang at whiles That 's unco sair to dree ; But mind ye this, the half-ta'en kiss, The first fond fa'in' tear, Is, Heaven kens, fu' sweet ...amends An' tints o' heaven here.
When twa leal hearts in fondness meet.
Life's tempests howl in vain — The very tears o' love are sweet When paid with tears again. Shall sapless prudence shake its pow, Shall cauldrife caution fear ? Oh, dinna, dinna droun the lowe That lichts a heaven here !
Cauldrife, coldish. Ktn, hiow. Sair, sore.
Dinna, do not. Leal, true. Unco, very.
Dree, cudm-c. Lichts, lights. Wyles, cunning.
Droun, droxcn. 'Low c, flame.
F 2 100 THE LAST TRYST.
This nicht ye '11 cross the bosky glen, Ance mail", oh, would ye meet me then ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At Newton are some remarkable lofty stones (monoliths). The Antiquarian Society have had casts made of the inscrijitions and figures on them, but they have hitherto defied the attempts of the learned to decypher them.
99 TIIEY SPEAK O' TVYLES. Air — " Gin a bodie meet a bodie. " They speak o' wyles in woman's smiles, An' ruin in her e'e — I ken they bring a pang at whiles That 's unco sair to dree ; But mind ye this, the half-ta'en kiss, The first fond fa'in' tear, Is, Heaven kens, fu' sweet ...amends An' tints o' heaven here.
When twa leal hearts in fondness meet.
Life's tempests howl in vain — The very tears o' love are sweet When paid with tears again. Shall sapless prudence shake its pow, Shall cauldrife caution fear ? Oh, dinna, dinna droun the lowe That lichts a heaven here !
Cauldrife, coldish. Ktn, hiow. Sair, sore.
Dinna, do not. Leal, true. Unco, very.
Dree, cudm-c. Lichts, lights. Wyles, cunning.
Droun, droxcn. 'Low c, flame.
F 2 100 THE LAST TRYST.
This nicht ye '11 cross the bosky glen, Ance mail", oh, would ye meet me then ?
What to read after Rhymes And Recollections of a Hand Loom Weaver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Thom to read onlineMoreLess
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