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GIN ye meet a bonnie lassie , Gie her a kiss and let her gae ; But if ye meet a
dirtie hizzie , Fy , gar rub her ower wi ' strae . dinna quit the grip Of ilka joy when
ye are young , Be sure ye Before auld age your vitals nip , And lay ye 2 e 2 329.
GIN ye meet a bonnie lassie , Gie her a kiss and let her gae ; But if ye meet a
dirtie hizzie , Fy , gar rub her ower wi ' strae . dinna quit the grip Of ilka joy when
ye are young , Be sure ye Before auld age your vitals nip , And lay ye 2 e 2 329.
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... the lady reasserting that she had no relic to give , and he as repeatedly
renewing his request . At length , fairly tired out with the man's importunities , Mrs
Burns said to him , with a smile , “ ' Deed , sir , unless ye tak mysell , then , I dinna
see ...
... the lady reasserting that she had no relic to give , and he as repeatedly
renewing his request . At length , fairly tired out with the man's importunities , Mrs
Burns said to him , with a smile , “ ' Deed , sir , unless ye tak mysell , then , I dinna
see ...
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Indeed , ” answered her ladyship , with a gay coquettish smile , “ I dinna think it
was me . But , if it was , it's really sae lang sinsyne , that I've quite forgot ! " A
gentleman of the name of Atkinson was much attached to Lady Anne before she
was ...
Indeed , ” answered her ladyship , with a gay coquettish smile , “ I dinna think it
was me . But , if it was , it's really sae lang sinsyne , that I've quite forgot ! " A
gentleman of the name of Atkinson was much attached to Lady Anne before she
was ...
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Tut ! never speir how wears the morn , The moon's still blinkin ' i ' the sky ; And ,
gif like her we fill our horn , I dinna doubt we'll drink it dry . Should we gang by the
Auld - Kirk - Latch , * Or round the haunted humlock knowe , Auld Clootie there ...
Tut ! never speir how wears the morn , The moon's still blinkin ' i ' the sky ; And ,
gif like her we fill our horn , I dinna doubt we'll drink it dry . Should we gang by the
Auld - Kirk - Latch , * Or round the haunted humlock knowe , Auld Clootie there ...
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Out spake the bride's sister As she came in frae the byre ; O gin I were but
married , It's a ' that I desire : But we poor folk maun live single , And do the best
that we can ; I dinna care what I shou'd want If I cou'd get but a man . * From
Herd's ...
Out spake the bride's sister As she came in frae the byre ; O gin I were but
married , It's a ' that I desire : But we poor folk maun live single , And do the best
that we can ; I dinna care what I shou'd want If I cou'd get but a man . * From
Herd's ...
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Informações bibliográficas
| Título | The Scottish Songs, Volume 2 The Scottish Songs, Robert Chambers |
| Editor | Robert Chambers |
| Ilustrado por | Robert Chambers |
| Editora | Ballantyne, 1829 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 1 mar. 2006 |
| Num. págs. | 370 páginas |
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