Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
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An' thou was ftark.
When firft I gaed to woo my yenny^ Ye then was trottan wi' your Minnie : Tho' ye was trickie, flee an' funnie.
Ye ne'er was donfie ; ( I20 ) But hamely, tawie, quiet an' cannie, An' unco fonfie.
That day^ ye pranc'd wi' muckle pride, When ye bure hame my bonle Bride : An' fweet an' gracefu' Ihe did ride Wi' maiden air ! KYLE-STEWART I could bragged wide, For fic a pair.
Tho' now ye dow but hoyte and hoble. An' wintle like a faumont-coble. That day^ ye was a jinker noble.
For... heels an' win' ! An' ran them till they a' did wauble, Far, far behin' ! .
When thou an' I were young an' fkiegh. An' Stable-meals at Fairs were driegh, ^ How thou wad prance, an' fnore, an fcriegh, An' tak the road ! Towns-bodies ran, an' ftood abiegh.
An' ca't thee mad.
( lil ) When thou was corn't, an' I was mellow, We took the road ay like a Swallow : At Broofes thou had ne'er a fellow, For pith an' fpeed ; But ev'ry tail thou pay't them hollow, Whare'er thou gaed.
The fma', droot-rumpl't, hunter cattle, Might aiblins waur't thee for a brattle J Buty^^ Scotch mile^ thou try't their mettle, An' gart them whaizle: Nae whip nor fpur, but just a wattle O' faugh or hazle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' thou was ftark.
When firft I gaed to woo my yenny^ Ye then was trottan wi' your Minnie : Tho' ye was trickie, flee an' funnie.
Ye ne'er was donfie ; ( I20 ) But hamely, tawie, quiet an' cannie, An' unco fonfie.
That day^ ye pranc'd wi' muckle pride, When ye bure hame my bonle Bride : An' fweet an' gracefu' Ihe did ride Wi' maiden air ! KYLE-STEWART I could bragged wide, For fic a pair.
Tho' now ye dow but hoyte and hoble. An' wintle like a faumont-coble. That day^ ye was a jinker noble.
For... heels an' win' ! An' ran them till they a' did wauble, Far, far behin' ! .
When thou an' I were young an' fkiegh. An' Stable-meals at Fairs were driegh, ^ How thou wad prance, an' fnore, an fcriegh, An' tak the road ! Towns-bodies ran, an' ftood abiegh.
An' ca't thee mad.
( lil ) When thou was corn't, an' I was mellow, We took the road ay like a Swallow : At Broofes thou had ne'er a fellow, For pith an' fpeed ; But ev'ry tail thou pay't them hollow, Whare'er thou gaed.
The fma', droot-rumpl't, hunter cattle, Might aiblins waur't thee for a brattle J Buty^^ Scotch mile^ thou try't their mettle, An' gart them whaizle: Nae whip nor fpur, but just a wattle O' faugh or hazle.
What to read after Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burns Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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