Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect Both Humourous And Entertaining
Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect Both Humourous And Entertaining
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DONALDSON. 185 ADVICE TO T fi- Ye'll mind tbat what I've said is true, Observe ray counsel right ; Our thoughts, an" words, an' actions to, Shall all be brought to light.
Dear Tammy, man, ay be more wise* Your days flic fast away ; To be shut out o' yonder skie?
Sud strike ye with dismay.
Consider now, while ye dae lite, My counsel is na' rantin ; Then change your ways; 'twill pleasure give To a' your friens i' Glanton.
Q 3 ODE FOR THE YEAR 1800.
t A LONG adieu to number Eight, For now 'tis gon...e quite out of sight! No human art could e'er attain, To make past time return ag-ain. Where it is gone no mortal knows; But it has left us 'midst onr foes: The sound of war dues still g on, And makes us under taxes groan. Now JVVnr assumes her sister's place, Inspector of the human race: The rising, and the setting sun, Does testify her reign begun. Thou lamp of light whose golden rays, Prepare our comforts cheer our days ; Thy absence makes the frost invade Our dwellings, nay sometimes our bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DONALDSON. 185 ADVICE TO T fi- Ye'll mind tbat what I've said is true, Observe ray counsel right ; Our thoughts, an" words, an' actions to, Shall all be brought to light.
Dear Tammy, man, ay be more wise* Your days flic fast away ; To be shut out o' yonder skie?
Sud strike ye with dismay.
Consider now, while ye dae lite, My counsel is na' rantin ; Then change your ways; 'twill pleasure give To a' your friens i' Glanton.
Q 3 ODE FOR THE YEAR 1800.
t A LONG adieu to number Eight, For now 'tis gon...e quite out of sight! No human art could e'er attain, To make past time return ag-ain. Where it is gone no mortal knows; But it has left us 'midst onr foes: The sound of war dues still g on, And makes us under taxes groan. Now JVVnr assumes her sister's place, Inspector of the human race: The rising, and the setting sun, Does testify her reign begun. Thou lamp of light whose golden rays, Prepare our comforts cheer our days ; Thy absence makes the frost invade Our dwellings, nay sometimes our bed.
What to read after Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect Both Humourous And Entertaining?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donaldson, Thomas, 1815-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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