The Worlds Memorials of Robert Burns
The Worlds Memorials of Robert Burns
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His right hand is laid on his heart, while his left holds a bunch of daisies "Wee, modest, crimson-tipped flower. " His dress is of the conventional cottar type of his time, with tailed-coat, knee breeches, etc. , while a plaid falls in easy folds around his body. His dog, Luath, rests his head against the poet's feet, while at the tree root are a "Tarn o* Shanter" and a shep- herd's horn. Mrs. Hill seems to have been gener- Mrs. D. O. Hill Photo by William Dr u
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His right hand is laid on his heart, while his left holds a bunch of daisies "Wee, modest, crimson-tipped flower. " His dress is of the conventional cottar type of his time, with tailed-coat, knee breeches, etc. , while a plaid falls in easy folds around his body. His dog, Luath, rests his head against the poet's feet, while at the tree root are a "Tarn o* Shanter" and a shep- herd's horn. Mrs. Hill seems to have been gener- Mrs. D. O. Hill Photo by William Dr u
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