The Ministers Kail Yard And Other Poems
The Ministers Kail Yard And Other Poems
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I fear, They've clone for this sweet bonnie brier ! That fiiie lad's-luve — yon flowers sae little — An' a' thae plants wi' names sae kittle ; Troth e'en that branchy lilly-oak, The clumsy sorries they hae broke ; — An' Sir, look ! the greedy gluttons Hae e'en devour'd the bachelor's buttons ; That nowte I'd ca' a daintie brute, Wha'd fleg the bachelor to the boot ; No you, Sir ; na — I'm no sae menseless, I mean folk thoughtless — rich but senseless. To whom guid wives wad soon gie sense, Tak ...care o' pounds, and save their pence ; Eh, Sir ! already there are folks On you an' some ane passing jokes. " Parson. " Indeed ! — but Ailie what's their say ?" AlLIE.
" Just what I've kent for mony a day.
D f)0 THE minister's KAIL- YARD.
Ye wad hae wail'd a mournfu' ditty, Gin nowte had scaitli'd yer Nafici/-'protty, An' at its side the fair Primrose, The sweetest flower ye think that blows !" Frae flowers, an' fruit-trees, hash'd, indeed. Next to tlie bushes they proceed : — When Ailie thus — " Weel, this is waur Than loss o' flowers — a hantle far ; See how the deevils (Sir, forgie't) Hae us'd the grozets, young an' sweet ; Wae for thae rizars, white an' red ; dule !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fear, They've clone for this sweet bonnie brier ! That fiiie lad's-luve — yon flowers sae little — An' a' thae plants wi' names sae kittle ; Troth e'en that branchy lilly-oak, The clumsy sorries they hae broke ; — An' Sir, look ! the greedy gluttons Hae e'en devour'd the bachelor's buttons ; That nowte I'd ca' a daintie brute, Wha'd fleg the bachelor to the boot ; No you, Sir ; na — I'm no sae menseless, I mean folk thoughtless — rich but senseless. To whom guid wives wad soon gie sense, Tak ...care o' pounds, and save their pence ; Eh, Sir ! already there are folks On you an' some ane passing jokes. " Parson. " Indeed ! — but Ailie what's their say ?" AlLIE.
" Just what I've kent for mony a day.
D f)0 THE minister's KAIL- YARD.
Ye wad hae wail'd a mournfu' ditty, Gin nowte had scaitli'd yer Nafici/-'protty, An' at its side the fair Primrose, The sweetest flower ye think that blows !" Frae flowers, an' fruit-trees, hash'd, indeed. Next to tlie bushes they proceed : — When Ailie thus — " Weel, this is waur Than loss o' flowers — a hantle far ; See how the deevils (Sir, forgie't) Hae us'd the grozets, young an' sweet ; Wae for thae rizars, white an' red ; dule !
What to read after The Ministers Kail Yard And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Carstairs Latto to read onlineMoreLess
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