The Ever Green; a Collection of Scots Poems
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Sir, hope for all zour Haift ; Promitting, unwitting, Zour Hechts zou nevir huiked, I fchaw zou, I knaw zou, Zour Byganes I haif buiked.
LXXXII.
I could, in Cafe a Count wer craivt, Schaw Thoiifands Thoufands thou defaivt, Quhair thou was trew to ane ; And by the contrair I may vaunt, Quhilk thou maun, thocht it greive thee, grant, I trumpit nevir a Man, But trewly tald the nakit Truth To Men that melld with me.
For nowther Rigour nor for Rueth, But only laith to lie : To fum zit, to cum zit.
T...hy Suckour will be flicht, Quhilk I then maun try then.
And regifter it richt.
LXXXIII. Ha, 'The Cherrie and the Slae. i53 LXXXIII.
Ha, ha ! quod Hope, and loudlie leuch, Ze are but a Prentife at the Pleuch, Experience ye prieve ; Suppofe all Byganes as ze fpak, Ze are nae Prophet worth a Plak, Nor I bund to believe.
Ze fuld not fay, Sir, till ze fe.
But quhen ye fe it fay ; Zit, quod Experience, at thee Mak mony Mints I may, By Signs now, and Things now Quhilk ay befoir me beirs, Expreffing by guefling The Perril that appeirs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir, hope for all zour Haift ; Promitting, unwitting, Zour Hechts zou nevir huiked, I fchaw zou, I knaw zou, Zour Byganes I haif buiked.
LXXXII.
I could, in Cafe a Count wer craivt, Schaw Thoiifands Thoufands thou defaivt, Quhair thou was trew to ane ; And by the contrair I may vaunt, Quhilk thou maun, thocht it greive thee, grant, I trumpit nevir a Man, But trewly tald the nakit Truth To Men that melld with me.
For nowther Rigour nor for Rueth, But only laith to lie : To fum zit, to cum zit.
T...hy Suckour will be flicht, Quhilk I then maun try then.
And regifter it richt.
LXXXIII. Ha, 'The Cherrie and the Slae. i53 LXXXIII.
Ha, ha ! quod Hope, and loudlie leuch, Ze are but a Prentife at the Pleuch, Experience ye prieve ; Suppofe all Byganes as ze fpak, Ze are nae Prophet worth a Plak, Nor I bund to believe.
Ze fuld not fay, Sir, till ze fe.
But quhen ye fe it fay ; Zit, quod Experience, at thee Mak mony Mints I may, By Signs now, and Things now Quhilk ay befoir me beirs, Expreffing by guefling The Perril that appeirs.
What to read after The Ever Green; a Collection of Scots Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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