Verse Maistly in the Doric
Verse Maistly in the Doric
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Ye're liikin' weel, as weel's could be. Sit doon, and I'll put on the kettle ; Ye'll bide and tak' a cup o' tea ?
For me. I've never been sae able Ever sin' yon first bit towt. Callan ! ye will cowp the table ; Come doon ye steerin'-lukin' cowt.
And sae your dochte;'s gettin' mairriet On New'r day nicht to Anra Bell.
'Deed, the story's no far cairriet, I had it frae the lad himsel'.
i84 HUMOROUS VERSE.
I met him sometime thro' the simmer, As dacent and as kind a sowl As ever steppit. Meg, the h...mmer !
There, she's in the sugar bowl.
That's the second time already ; Ma sang ! I'll gi'e ye't for your greed. Gin I get haud o' ye ma leddy I'll put the lauchin' oot your heid.
Whit's that ye say ? Auld Jock M'Millan's Been presented by his wife Wi' the bonniest wee healthy callan That ere I saw in a' my hfe.
It's prood they'll be, baith Jock and Mirren, Prood o' their bit son and heir.
Blythemeat wad be gaun I'se warran' ? 'Deed ay, and maybe something mair ?
"Whit ! deid and buried, Mrs. Fairlie ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ye're liikin' weel, as weel's could be. Sit doon, and I'll put on the kettle ; Ye'll bide and tak' a cup o' tea ?
For me. I've never been sae able Ever sin' yon first bit towt. Callan ! ye will cowp the table ; Come doon ye steerin'-lukin' cowt.
And sae your dochte;'s gettin' mairriet On New'r day nicht to Anra Bell.
'Deed, the story's no far cairriet, I had it frae the lad himsel'.
i84 HUMOROUS VERSE.
I met him sometime thro' the simmer, As dacent and as kind a sowl As ever steppit. Meg, the h...mmer !
There, she's in the sugar bowl.
That's the second time already ; Ma sang ! I'll gi'e ye't for your greed. Gin I get haud o' ye ma leddy I'll put the lauchin' oot your heid.
Whit's that ye say ? Auld Jock M'Millan's Been presented by his wife Wi' the bonniest wee healthy callan That ere I saw in a' my hfe.
It's prood they'll be, baith Jock and Mirren, Prood o' their bit son and heir.
Blythemeat wad be gaun I'se warran' ? 'Deed ay, and maybe something mair ?
"Whit ! deid and buried, Mrs. Fairlie ?
What to read after Verse Maistly in the Doric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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