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Página 328
Sae fair her hair , sae brent her brow , Sae bonnie blue her een , and cheerie ,
The mair I kiss her cherry lips , The mair I wish her for my dearie . Bonnie lass , &
c . Ower yonder moss , ower yonder muir , Through a ' yon mossy muirs and ...
Sae fair her hair , sae brent her brow , Sae bonnie blue her een , and cheerie ,
The mair I kiss her cherry lips , The mair I wish her for my dearie . Bonnie lass , &
c . Ower yonder moss , ower yonder muir , Through a ' yon mossy muirs and ...
Página 335
I straghtway show'd him to the door , Saying , Come nae mair to woo . There lay a
deuk - dub before the door , Before the door , before the door ; There lay a deuk -
dub before the door , And there fell be , I trow ! Out cam the guidman , and high ...
I straghtway show'd him to the door , Saying , Come nae mair to woo . There lay a
deuk - dub before the door , Before the door , before the door ; There lay a deuk -
dub before the door , And there fell be , I trow ! Out cam the guidman , and high ...
Página 338
I hae little tocher ; ye've made a gude offer ; I'm now mair than twenty ; my time is
but sma ' ! Sae gie me your plaidie ; I'll creep in beside ye ; I thocht ye'd been
aulder than three score and twa ! She crap in ayont him , beside the stane wa ' ...
I hae little tocher ; ye've made a gude offer ; I'm now mair than twenty ; my time is
but sma ' ! Sae gie me your plaidie ; I'll creep in beside ye ; I thocht ye'd been
aulder than three score and twa ! She crap in ayont him , beside the stane wa ' ...
Página 344
Pan , playing on his aiten reed , And shepherds , him attending , Do here resort ,
their flocks to feed , The bills and haughs commending ; With cur and kent , upon
the bent , Sing to the sun , Good - morrow , And swear nae fields mair pleasures ...
Pan , playing on his aiten reed , And shepherds , him attending , Do here resort ,
their flocks to feed , The bills and haughs commending ; With cur and kent , upon
the bent , Sing to the sun , Good - morrow , And swear nae fields mair pleasures ...
Página 358
It made me I neither could speak , hear , nor see : He could nae say mair but just ,
Fare ye weel , Lucy ! Yet that I will mind till the day that I dee . The lamb likes the
gowan wi ' dew when its droukit ; The bare likes the brake and the braird on the ...
It made me I neither could speak , hear , nor see : He could nae say mair but just ,
Fare ye weel , Lucy ! Yet that I will mind till the day that I dee . The lamb likes the
gowan wi ' dew when its droukit ; The bare likes the brake and the braird on the ...
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auld baith beauty better blue blythe bonnie lassie braes braw BURNS Charlie Collection coming danced dear dinna Donald door drink fair father fear flowers frae friends gaed gang glen green gude hame hand happy haud heart Highland laddie hill I'll Jenny John Johnson's kind King kiss laddie lady Laird lass leave live look Lord mair married Mary maun meet mind mony morning Musical Museum nane ne'er never night o'er ower Robin rose Scotland Scottish sing song sweet syne tell thee There's thing thou took tree true tune verse Water weary weel wife Willie wind winna wish young
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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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