Golf At Gleneagles
Golf At Gleneagles
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Here the youthful couples of the district were wont to wander as lovers do ; here was a centre of tender associations and happy memories, so the old name has been retained, as it is right it should be.
I'm gaun to meet my ain lad, An' tak' the lovers' gait, My mistress is a thochtless jaud, To think that I could wait, It's wearin' on to seeven o'clock, An' I daurna be late, I'm gaun to meet my ain lad, An' tak' the lovers' gait.
(iol. L AT ( il I M M. ! I s 1--5 Associations anil memories no k-...ss happy arc its possession to-day with the added flair of keen sport that does not wound the defeated rival so keenly as in affairs of the heart. It is an exhilarating hole to play and exemplifies the old saying, " the course of true lo\e never did run smooth "- you have to drive o\er several yards ot roiiLjh before you uam the fairway. One of the most beautiful of Scottish love lyrics, by the ssay, brink's in the term " L'ait " finely () dinna think Bonnie Lassie 1 'm uaun to leas c you, I'll tak' a stick into my hand Anil come attain and see you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the youthful couples of the district were wont to wander as lovers do ; here was a centre of tender associations and happy memories, so the old name has been retained, as it is right it should be.
I'm gaun to meet my ain lad, An' tak' the lovers' gait, My mistress is a thochtless jaud, To think that I could wait, It's wearin' on to seeven o'clock, An' I daurna be late, I'm gaun to meet my ain lad, An' tak' the lovers' gait.
(iol. L AT ( il I M M. ! I s 1--5 Associations anil memories no k-...ss happy arc its possession to-day with the added flair of keen sport that does not wound the defeated rival so keenly as in affairs of the heart. It is an exhilarating hole to play and exemplifies the old saying, " the course of true lo\e never did run smooth "- you have to drive o\er several yards ot roiiLjh before you uam the fairway. One of the most beautiful of Scottish love lyrics, by the ssay, brink's in the term " L'ait " finely () dinna think Bonnie Lassie 1 'm uaun to leas c you, I'll tak' a stick into my hand Anil come attain and see you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R J Maclennan to read onlineMoreLess
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