Scots Poems
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I thought it an outrage upon common fenfe to offer a Dedication^ with- out Jirft having given my Patron afpeci- men of my performance; but now finding that he looks upon me 'with an au/picicus eye, lam emboldened to addrefs his Honour.
DEDICATION TO THE BLACK HILL* | MR MOUNTAIN, DISDA1NIN pride, ambition's fae, An outcaft frae auld Mithcr Tird y By fate's decree, I, fon o' wae, Am chang'd into a lingin Bird f.
* A very high hill near Currie. F Poets are often ycleped Birds.
( "3 ) II.
Ah ! hel...plefs Bird ! Ah ! Critic rage !
O whither, whither (hall I fly ^ To fhun the fcandal o* the age ?
But to Thee, tow'rin to the fky.
Ill, Without a lift o' favours paft, The hackney-coach o' ftupid Afles, Myfel at prefent I fall caft At fit o' Thee, as my Parnaffus, IV.
The virtues o' your witty pow, Your dauntlefs faul, an' {houthers brade, Bleeze bright as powther in a low ; Let envy mourn, be friendfliip glad, V.
Neceffity maun court a fcreen, Tho' fliou'd'ft thou fa' thou'd'ft ablins fmoor me, ( 124 ) An' caft in envy's teeth a bane *, Whilk wou'd o' diabetes f cure me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought it an outrage upon common fenfe to offer a Dedication^ with- out Jirft having given my Patron afpeci- men of my performance; but now finding that he looks upon me 'with an au/picicus eye, lam emboldened to addrefs his Honour.
DEDICATION TO THE BLACK HILL* | MR MOUNTAIN, DISDA1NIN pride, ambition's fae, An outcaft frae auld Mithcr Tird y By fate's decree, I, fon o' wae, Am chang'd into a lingin Bird f.
* A very high hill near Currie. F Poets are often ycleped Birds.
( "3 ) II.
Ah ! hel...plefs Bird ! Ah ! Critic rage !
O whither, whither (hall I fly ^ To fhun the fcandal o* the age ?
But to Thee, tow'rin to the fky.
Ill, Without a lift o' favours paft, The hackney-coach o' ftupid Afles, Myfel at prefent I fall caft At fit o' Thee, as my Parnaffus, IV.
The virtues o' your witty pow, Your dauntlefs faul, an' {houthers brade, Bleeze bright as powther in a low ; Let envy mourn, be friendfliip glad, V.
Neceffity maun court a fcreen, Tho' fliou'd'ft thou fa' thou'd'ft ablins fmoor me, ( 124 ) An' caft in envy's teeth a bane *, Whilk wou'd o' diabetes f cure me.
What to read after Scots Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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