Whistle-Binkie: a Collection of Songs for the Social Circle, volume 1
Whistle-Binkie: a Collection of Songs for the Social Circle, volume 1
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*' A weaver's Just as good as nane, " A oreature worn to skin and bane, *< I'd rather lie through life my lane, •* Than cuddle wi* a weaver.** The lassie thocht to catch a laird. But fient a ane about her cared ; For nane his love had e'er deolaredi Excepting, whileft-4 weaver. Yet ne'er a weaver wad she tak'. But a' that cam', she sent them back. An' bann'd them for a useless pack. To come nae mair and deave her. Their sowen crook»— their trantlum gear^ Their trash o' pirns she oouldna bear ; An' aye theither Jibe and Jeer, She cuist at ilka weaver. But sair she rued her pridefu* soom, E'er thrtUy fUckt had mark'd her horn, For down she hurkled a* forlorn. In solitude to grieve her. She gaed to kirk, she gaed to fair. She spread her lure, she set her tnare. But ne'er a niUae gat she there, Frae leading apes, to save her. A.t last, unto the bam she gaed. An' ilka e'oning duly pra^'d. That some an^ might come to her aid. An' frae her wants relieve her. d by Google U8 An' thus the lassle'g prayer x " O smd thy servant some bit man, ** Before her cheeks grow bleached an' wan, *' An' a' her beauties leave her.** A weaver lad wha ance had woo'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' A weaver's Just as good as nane, " A oreature worn to skin and bane, *< I'd rather lie through life my lane, •* Than cuddle wi* a weaver.** The lassie thocht to catch a laird. But fient a ane about her cared ; For nane his love had e'er deolaredi Excepting, whileft-4 weaver. Yet ne'er a weaver wad she tak'. But a' that cam', she sent them back. An' bann'd them for a useless pack. To come nae mair and deave her. Their sowen crook»— their trantlum gear^ Their trash o' pirns she oouldna bear ; An' aye theither Jibe and Jeer, She cuist at ilka weaver. But sair she rued her pridefu* soom, E'er thrtUy fUckt had mark'd her horn, For down she hurkled a* forlorn. In solitude to grieve her. She gaed to kirk, she gaed to fair. She spread her lure, she set her tnare. But ne'er a niUae gat she there, Frae leading apes, to save her. A.t last, unto the bam she gaed. An' ilka e'oning duly pra^'d. That some an^ might come to her aid. An' frae her wants relieve her. d by Google U8 An' thus the lassle'g prayer x " O smd thy servant some bit man, ** Before her cheeks grow bleached an' wan, *' An' a' her beauties leave her.** A weaver lad wha ance had woo'd.
What to read after Whistle-Binkie: a Collection of Songs for the Social Circle, volume 1?
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