Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
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Set Home's Hijkry.
SOHOS. 95 SONG.
TO A GERMAN AIR.
Ah, life is but a dream I Still from futurity we borrow ~ The pleafing hope of new delight $ The hours pafs on, and coming night Foretels that joy (hall deck to-morrow ; It comet — we find, alas ! in forrow.
That life is but a dream* *6 IONGS.
DRINKING SONG.
Wenn't immer fo w£r.
Here's a toaft — charge your glafles — your bumpers are Then quick feize the bottle and pufh it about * [out, Don't fill on a heel-top, it is not decorous ; Like true ...thirfty fouls let us drink what's before us, Be it wine from the Rhine, France, Oporto, or Spain.
Ah, could we thus merry for ever remain I For ever, for ever, for ever remain !
True topers drink all things from claret to ale ; The butt may be finifti'd, but we'll never fail : We'll ne'er pick a quarrel whatever the liquor ; If ftrong, we'll drink flower, if weak, we'll drink quicker * Whate'er makes us merry we'll never difdain.
Ah, could we thus happy for ever remain !
For ever, for ever, for ever remain !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Set Home's Hijkry.
SOHOS. 95 SONG.
TO A GERMAN AIR.
Ah, life is but a dream I Still from futurity we borrow ~ The pleafing hope of new delight $ The hours pafs on, and coming night Foretels that joy (hall deck to-morrow ; It comet — we find, alas ! in forrow.
That life is but a dream* *6 IONGS.
DRINKING SONG.
Wenn't immer fo w£r.
Here's a toaft — charge your glafles — your bumpers are Then quick feize the bottle and pufh it about * [out, Don't fill on a heel-top, it is not decorous ; Like true ...thirfty fouls let us drink what's before us, Be it wine from the Rhine, France, Oporto, or Spain.
Ah, could we thus merry for ever remain I For ever, for ever, for ever remain !
True topers drink all things from claret to ale ; The butt may be finifti'd, but we'll never fail : We'll ne'er pick a quarrel whatever the liquor ; If ftrong, we'll drink flower, if weak, we'll drink quicker * Whate'er makes us merry we'll never difdain.
Ah, could we thus happy for ever remain !
For ever, for ever, for ever remain !
What to read after Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Boswell to read onlineMoreLess
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