A Berwickshire Bard the Songs And Poems of Robert Mclean Calder
A Berwickshire Bard the Songs And Poems of Robert Mclean Calder
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An' the whirr o't could be heard, We smuggled i' the shelter 0' the auld barn-yaird.
They were only bits o' kylies.
But they looked sae nice an' snug, . As they stood securely theekit Wi' the rashes frae the bog ; AVhat enjoyment then we tasted As oor ciders' toil we shaied. When we thrawed the rapes for theekin' r the auld barn-yaird !
When the hairst was fairly ended An' secured was the corn, There was pleasant merry-makin' At the lang projected kirn : Oh ! the reels an' jigs they footit.
As ...the lads an lassies })aired, Wi' mony a sly kiss stolen By the auld barn-yaird.
Noo again the scene s ])cfure me, But nae stacks are to be seen, The dyke is doon, an' dockens
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' the whirr o't could be heard, We smuggled i' the shelter 0' the auld barn-yaird.
They were only bits o' kylies.
But they looked sae nice an' snug, . As they stood securely theekit Wi' the rashes frae the bog ; AVhat enjoyment then we tasted As oor ciders' toil we shaied. When we thrawed the rapes for theekin' r the auld barn-yaird !
When the hairst was fairly ended An' secured was the corn, There was pleasant merry-makin' At the lang projected kirn : Oh ! the reels an' jigs they footit.
As ...the lads an lassies })aired, Wi' mony a sly kiss stolen By the auld barn-yaird.
Noo again the scene s ])cfure me, But nae stacks are to be seen, The dyke is doon, an' dockens
What to read after A Berwickshire Bard the Songs And Poems of Robert Mclean Calder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Mclean Calder to read onlineMoreLess
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