Songs And Poems Chiefly Scottish
Songs And Poems Chiefly Scottish
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I loved thee, bonnie Bessie, as the earth adores the sun, I asked nae lands, I craved na gear, I prized but thee alone ; Ye smiled in look, but no in heart — your heart was no for me ; Ye planted hope that never bloomed in love's sweet 2:1 a nee from thee.
t>' MY MOUNTAIN HAME.
:Air— " Galla Watery My mountain hame ! my mountain hame ! My kind, my independent mother ; While thought and feeling rule my frame, Can I forget the mountain heather?
Scotland dear !
I love to hear your daughters dear, ...The simple tale in sang revealing ; Whene'er your music greets my ear, My bosom swells wi' joyous feeling, Scotland dear !
Though I to other lands may gae, Should fortune's smile attend me thither, I'll hameward come, whene'er I may, And look again on the mountain heather, Scotland dear !
5S SONGS.
When I maun die, oh ! I wad lie, Where life and me first met toeether. That my cold clay, through its decay, Might bloom again in the mountain heather, Scotland dear !
END OF SONGS.
P O E M S.
INTRODUCTION TO A POEM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I loved thee, bonnie Bessie, as the earth adores the sun, I asked nae lands, I craved na gear, I prized but thee alone ; Ye smiled in look, but no in heart — your heart was no for me ; Ye planted hope that never bloomed in love's sweet 2:1 a nee from thee.
t>' MY MOUNTAIN HAME.
:Air— " Galla Watery My mountain hame ! my mountain hame ! My kind, my independent mother ; While thought and feeling rule my frame, Can I forget the mountain heather?
Scotland dear !
I love to hear your daughters dear, ...The simple tale in sang revealing ; Whene'er your music greets my ear, My bosom swells wi' joyous feeling, Scotland dear !
Though I to other lands may gae, Should fortune's smile attend me thither, I'll hameward come, whene'er I may, And look again on the mountain heather, Scotland dear !
5S SONGS.
When I maun die, oh ! I wad lie, Where life and me first met toeether. That my cold clay, through its decay, Might bloom again in the mountain heather, Scotland dear !
END OF SONGS.
P O E M S.
INTRODUCTION TO A POEM.
What to read after Songs And Poems Chiefly Scottish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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