The Wife of Auchtermuchty An Ancient Scottish Poem With a Translation Into L

Joseph Vianney

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X.
Flamma caminum invadebat ; Accenfa flatim fit fuligo, Et caput, cadens obruebat ; Quin prava certe haec vertigo ! Labore plurimo, fuppreffit Aquis incendium hocce dirum ; JEdes purgare nunc faceffit, Ut ftrenuum prae fe ferat virum, XI.
Nunc opus ladis peragendum ; Oportet fiat nunc butyrum : Labor inanis ! (O deflendum) Butyrum deficit nil mirum. Defudet quanquam, hunc laborem Alio permutat : lac prematur En exitum adhuc pejorem !
Nam nimis codlum non fpiiTatur.
XII.
[ XII.
Then ben thair c...am a greedy fow, I trow he cund hir little thank : For n fcho {hot hir mtikle mow, And ay fcho win it, and fcho drank. He tul. E the idrnftaffbe the fchank, And nocht to reik the fow a rout, The twa left gaiflings gat a clank, That ftraik dang baith thair harnis out.
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Then he bure kendling to the kiln, But fcho fta t all up in a lew ; Quhateir he heard, quhateir he faw, That day he had nae will to * *. Then he zied to tak up the bairns, Tliocht to have fund them fair and clene, The firft that he gat in his arms, Was a bedirten to the een.

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