Scottish Songs
Scottish Songs
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But how frae ye can I sae part, Unless that I wad dee, When ye've a pris'ner made my heart, Nor can I rend it free.
An' ye'll gae meet another's kiss, An' yell gie loe for loe, An' mem'ry wunna mar the bliss In store for him an' you. O, ye maun think the loe o' man Is but a bairnie's play, Which ye wad pu', like a gowan, To crush an' fling away.
30 My bonnie Lass, e'en gang your way, An' lie down by bis side; Ye'll miss no that ye've tint the day, Till ye're his wedded bride. Love lies no in a ...hinny smile — It's deeper than the e'e ; An' when ye find he's been your guile, O, then ye'll think o' me.
:il HER HEART IS ON THE SE A Air. — Jock o' Hazledean.
There's joy nae mail in Anna's e'c ; Her joy is turned to sorrow — ' Will Jamie never come from sea ?
Will nicht ne'er turn to-morrow P O, time, your hand but slowly turns. — ' A lover bends the knee ; She looks at him, but him she spurns For anc Air on the sea.
They've spread for her a bridal bed, O' down is made the pillow ; And to the kirk they'd hae her led — She seeks the lonely willow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But how frae ye can I sae part, Unless that I wad dee, When ye've a pris'ner made my heart, Nor can I rend it free.
An' ye'll gae meet another's kiss, An' yell gie loe for loe, An' mem'ry wunna mar the bliss In store for him an' you. O, ye maun think the loe o' man Is but a bairnie's play, Which ye wad pu', like a gowan, To crush an' fling away.
30 My bonnie Lass, e'en gang your way, An' lie down by bis side; Ye'll miss no that ye've tint the day, Till ye're his wedded bride. Love lies no in a ...hinny smile — It's deeper than the e'e ; An' when ye find he's been your guile, O, then ye'll think o' me.
:il HER HEART IS ON THE SE A Air. — Jock o' Hazledean.
There's joy nae mail in Anna's e'c ; Her joy is turned to sorrow — ' Will Jamie never come from sea ?
Will nicht ne'er turn to-morrow P O, time, your hand but slowly turns. — ' A lover bends the knee ; She looks at him, but him she spurns For anc Air on the sea.
They've spread for her a bridal bed, O' down is made the pillow ; And to the kirk they'd hae her led — She seeks the lonely willow.
What to read after Scottish Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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