Evening Hours Poems And Songs
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While we sit lown an' calm : Bring down, bring down the halie beuk, An' we'll sing the morning psalm.
40 CLAVERS' VISIT.
We sang the morning psalm until The tears drapt frae our ee : My father prayed for the camp o' God, I for my brethren three.
My father raise wi' a vvistfu' ee, An' leuk't owre dale an' down; Lassie, quo' lie, the cruel gled Into our nest hath flown.
The wicked Clavers an' his men To our bouroch prancing came; In wrath they spak o' the covenant, An' blasphemed God's holy name....
They slew my father upo' the bent.
An' burnt our bonnie ha' : O wae was the morn, for his winding-sheet Was a wreath o' the drifting snaw !
TWIN ROSES.
Night's tears fell on a lovely rose, Fresh opening to the view, That soft reclined upon it's twin Of rich and damask hue.
Blooming amidst the sheltering bower, They twined with artless tie; But, severed by the morn's rude blast. One drooped and sunk to die.
The rose upon its slender stem, As if with sorrow pressed, Waved o'er its twin bud lowly laid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While we sit lown an' calm : Bring down, bring down the halie beuk, An' we'll sing the morning psalm.
40 CLAVERS' VISIT.
We sang the morning psalm until The tears drapt frae our ee : My father prayed for the camp o' God, I for my brethren three.
My father raise wi' a vvistfu' ee, An' leuk't owre dale an' down; Lassie, quo' lie, the cruel gled Into our nest hath flown.
The wicked Clavers an' his men To our bouroch prancing came; In wrath they spak o' the covenant, An' blasphemed God's holy name....
They slew my father upo' the bent.
An' burnt our bonnie ha' : O wae was the morn, for his winding-sheet Was a wreath o' the drifting snaw !
TWIN ROSES.
Night's tears fell on a lovely rose, Fresh opening to the view, That soft reclined upon it's twin Of rich and damask hue.
Blooming amidst the sheltering bower, They twined with artless tie; But, severed by the morn's rude blast. One drooped and sunk to die.
The rose upon its slender stem, As if with sorrow pressed, Waved o'er its twin bud lowly laid.
What to read after Evening Hours Poems And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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