The Wee Steeples Ghaist And Other Poems And Songs
The Wee Steeples Ghaist And Other Poems And Songs
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To lead to yonder rosy bower Young Helen o' the dale. And Wealth may o^er her golden store With dark misgivings lie Give me the smile I'll ask no more That lights my Helen's eye.
MY BRAW NEW GOWN.
O ! FOUL befa' the flattering loon That cam' yestreen to see me ; He sairly cress'd my braw new gown, Nor wad for telling lea' me ; Yet I opposed wi' a' my skill His mair than friendly pressing, And tried, though sair against my will, To flee his warm caressing, CHORUS.
I'm wae to see my braw new gown..., My spik-an'-span new printed gown, Sae cress'd an'press'd; as for the rest Atweel I could forgi'e the loon.
MY BRAW NEW GOWN. 123 My minnie says that I should aye Be hame before the e'ening, But she's in Winter, I'm in May, And ne'er tak up her meaning ; For when the bonny moonlight hour Is trees and flowers revealing, Nae hame's sae sweet's a rosy bower, When Love's fond pledge we're sealing. I'm wae to see, &c.
And now I mind when we came hame That Jamie plainly tauld me He'd twine wi" 1 mine his dear loved name, And wi' it aye infauld me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To lead to yonder rosy bower Young Helen o' the dale. And Wealth may o^er her golden store With dark misgivings lie Give me the smile I'll ask no more That lights my Helen's eye.
MY BRAW NEW GOWN.
O ! FOUL befa' the flattering loon That cam' yestreen to see me ; He sairly cress'd my braw new gown, Nor wad for telling lea' me ; Yet I opposed wi' a' my skill His mair than friendly pressing, And tried, though sair against my will, To flee his warm caressing, CHORUS.
I'm wae to see my braw new gown..., My spik-an'-span new printed gown, Sae cress'd an'press'd; as for the rest Atweel I could forgi'e the loon.
MY BRAW NEW GOWN. 123 My minnie says that I should aye Be hame before the e'ening, But she's in Winter, I'm in May, And ne'er tak up her meaning ; For when the bonny moonlight hour Is trees and flowers revealing, Nae hame's sae sweet's a rosy bower, When Love's fond pledge we're sealing. I'm wae to see, &c.
And now I mind when we came hame That Jamie plainly tauld me He'd twine wi" 1 mine his dear loved name, And wi' it aye infauld me.
What to read after The Wee Steeples Ghaist And Other Poems And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J John Mitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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