Scotch Words, the Bapteesement O' the Bairn, And Other Poems
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I tell ye, Tib, I never will bear 't — 'Twas a moose !"—" 'Twas a rat ! "— « 'Twas a moose ! " Wi' her spoon sbe strack liim ower the pow — " Ye dour auld doit, tak' that — Gae to your bed, ye canker'd sumj^h — • 'Twas a rat!" — "'Twas a moose ! "—^^ 'Twas a rat ! " She sent the brose caup at his heels, As he hirpled ben the hoose ; Yet he shoved oot his head as he steekit the door, And cried, " 'Twas a moose ! 'twas a moose ! " But, when the carle was fast asleep, She paid him back for that, A...nd roar'd into his sleepin' lug, " 'Twas a rat ! 'twas a rat ! 'twas a rat ! " 34 The de'il be wi' me if I tliink It was a beast ava ! — Neist mornin', as she sweepit the fluir.
She fauncl weo Johnnie's ba' !
(DEt ^m 3iilir €nnii.
Our ain auld toon ! O, our ain aulcl toon !
There is magic in tliy name, there is music in the soun' !
When I look upo' thy hallans that sae smeeky are and dun — When I look upo' thy spires, as they pierce into the air — When I look upo' thy winnocks, as they glisten i' the sun — There comes a feeling ower me that I'm hardly fit to bear ; And the tear is in my e'e, for the day it has come roun' When I maun turn my back upon our ain auld toon !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tell ye, Tib, I never will bear 't — 'Twas a moose !"—" 'Twas a rat ! "— « 'Twas a moose ! " Wi' her spoon sbe strack liim ower the pow — " Ye dour auld doit, tak' that — Gae to your bed, ye canker'd sumj^h — • 'Twas a rat!" — "'Twas a moose ! "—^^ 'Twas a rat ! " She sent the brose caup at his heels, As he hirpled ben the hoose ; Yet he shoved oot his head as he steekit the door, And cried, " 'Twas a moose ! 'twas a moose ! " But, when the carle was fast asleep, She paid him back for that, A...nd roar'd into his sleepin' lug, " 'Twas a rat ! 'twas a rat ! 'twas a rat ! " 34 The de'il be wi' me if I tliink It was a beast ava ! — Neist mornin', as she sweepit the fluir.
She fauncl weo Johnnie's ba' !
(DEt ^m 3iilir €nnii.
Our ain auld toon ! O, our ain aulcl toon !
There is magic in tliy name, there is music in the soun' !
When I look upo' thy hallans that sae smeeky are and dun — When I look upo' thy spires, as they pierce into the air — When I look upo' thy winnocks, as they glisten i' the sun — There comes a feeling ower me that I'm hardly fit to bear ; And the tear is in my e'e, for the day it has come roun' When I maun turn my back upon our ain auld toon !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leighton Robert - to read onlineMoreLess
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