Robert Burns, Colonel Westnedge, And Waifage
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The Stmday School teacher asked little Mayme what we must first do in order to have our sins forgiven.
M.-iyme sai(i :-- -"We must first sin." A man who has been a good executive sinner him- self, is all the better at helping other people.
24 Bums had sympathy for those who shared his lot of toil. Pie had the hatred of canting hypocracy, and the independence to speak out.
Now who was he to associate with?
Holy Willie and the solemn hide-bound elders?
Should it be with men on whom the fear chill... rested, and who not only did not dare to speak, but were afraid to listen?
No! Tlicre was another Willie, — who "brewed a peck of malt And Rob and Allan came to pree.
Three blither hearts that lee-lang night Ye vvad'na find in Christendie.'' The Willie was William Nicol — a teacher of classics in the Edinburgh High School.
Allan was Allan Masterton — a music teacher in the same school. He was a poet himself, and composed the airs to some of Burns' songs, including this one.
The Rob was Burns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Stmday School teacher asked little Mayme what we must first do in order to have our sins forgiven.
M.-iyme sai(i :-- -"We must first sin." A man who has been a good executive sinner him- self, is all the better at helping other people.
24 Bums had sympathy for those who shared his lot of toil. Pie had the hatred of canting hypocracy, and the independence to speak out.
Now who was he to associate with?
Holy Willie and the solemn hide-bound elders?
Should it be with men on whom the fear chill... rested, and who not only did not dare to speak, but were afraid to listen?
No! Tlicre was another Willie, — who "brewed a peck of malt And Rob and Allan came to pree.
Three blither hearts that lee-lang night Ye vvad'na find in Christendie.'' The Willie was William Nicol — a teacher of classics in the Edinburgh High School.
Allan was Allan Masterton — a music teacher in the same school. He was a poet himself, and composed the airs to some of Burns' songs, including this one.
The Rob was Burns.
What to read after Robert Burns, Colonel Westnedge, And Waifage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irish, E. M. (Edwin Marshall), B. 1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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