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hope, he deemed unneceſſary z for every one wiſhes. to know, 
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| Ronnur Frnovemox, with whom Scotiſn Poekry. now 3 
lleeps, was born at Edinburgh, gept. J. 1751, of parents 
remarkable only for the ſimplicity of their lives, the honeſty. 
our poet became of an age ſuſceptible of 3 he was. 3 
et its rudiments. After having acquired a proper knows ; 
ledge of Engliſh, he was put, to tl the High Shop. where 9e 
made a quick progreſs i in. the Latin language. 
Tue kather of our poet intended him for the Chorh gl 


gentleman” $ werit, procured him a burfary,. he was ſeat i ' 
the Univerſity. of St t Andrews. Though never over 2 5 
he ſoon attained to 4 proficiency, in. ya ſciences. © 
knowledge. of Mathematics was ſuch, tha ; t he Linh 1 
approbation, friendſhip, and patronage of Dr Wilkie, then, 1 
a _profeſſor. of that branch of education, In the ſecond | 2 
Scotiſh Eclogue, the Dottor's death is moſt deavtifully and , 


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no progreſs ; for a ius ſo live} could got ſubmit to the 
dradgery G ehün arg and fant! ee 
To attempt a character of the works of this yputhfy] 
| would be equally rain as difficult. No colours but Wy 
evuld paint it to the life; and who in his line of compoſiti- 
on tan even dry We fetch .—fl. talent for verſiication. 
In the Scots dialedt has been exceeded by none,——equalled | 
by few. The fudjedts he choſe were generally uncommon, 
often temporary. His images and Entiments were lively 
add frriking, which he had a knack in cloathing with the 
moſt agrecable and natural expreſſion. Had he enjoyed rte 
and health to a maturer age, k is probable he would have. 
3 revived our ancient Caledonian poetry, of late fo much ne- 
|  gleficd and defpiſed.—His works are laſting monuments of 
'/ his genius and'vivacity. For ſocial life he poſſeſſed an ama». 
i vaticty'of qualifications. With the beſt good betete, 
= . 5 with much modeſty, and the greateſt goodneſs of heart, he 
3 4 > was dees ſprightly, al 's entertaining. His powers of 
| dun were very great in a double capacity, Wien feated © 
2 fome ſeleft companions over a bowl, lis wit faſhed Like 
= Uyitving, ftrock' the hearers nend, and ft the lable in 
= * @ Fidr.—Dut, alas! theſe engaging, nay, bewitching dvali- 
|  tith, proved fatal to "their owner, and A et the period“ 
ever he found Favour in the fight or 


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| providence, who wis pleaſed ſpectily to calt him from a i- 
. ſlate of being de « life of 72 A lity, on the. 
= tod of Oftober 2774. | DESO. , 
| 1 Thus died Ronuur "Fenovaton, regrett by kis read, 
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3 Works, FI as EO and 
ORNING, a Paſtoral | T5 | 
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ve The Decay of Friendſhip, a Paſtoral Elegy «4 4 


of. Conſcience, an Eleg a peornet 903 19 — 
na- D a Ballad Ens 181 due! 13 
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The Simile i ns 38 
The Buggs 2, T 308214 Z 1. auen 5 uss + o tn 3 
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And early ſhepherds to the fields repalr ; 4 5 4 
Lead we our flocks, then, to the mountgin' TEK 2 
Where junipers and thorny brambles | grow z ſs A 
Where founts of water midſt the daiſies ſpr in 1 
And ſoaring larks and tuneful linnets ing; 35 Fe 7 
Your pleaſing ſong ſhall teach our flocks to Apay, fa no 3 
While founding echoes ſmoothe the fylvan. hy... 

Alex. Tis thine to fing the Faces of the mom 
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"No piping Fain thartreads the verdan fete, 
But to your muſic and your verſe muſt yield; 
2 ag then,—for here we may with ſafety keep 


bY Our ſportive lambkins on this moſſy ſteep. | 


en. Withruddy now the ſun/adorns the had 
5 The pearly dew-drops on the buſhes ftand ; £ 
The lowing oxen from the folds we hear, 
And ſnowy flocks upon the hills appear. 
Mew. How fweet the murmurs of the neighb/ring 
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As Pentland cliffs 0'ertop yon diſtant plain, 
do the the cities on ove north domain. Bs 
Ae, Bos dot of cities, or their lofty tow'ra, . 
Where difcvrd all ber bavetul influence poursz / _ 
Tue tiomely cottage, and the wither'd tree, 
With fiveet Content, nn be preferr'd by me. 
' Dam, The hemlock dire ſhall pleaſe the beifer's 
{OW finds tike with Aland be unge; | (taſte, 
The bee forget to range for winter's food, . 
Ere Iforlake the foreſt and the flood. 
Ales. Ye balmy breezes! wave the WT field; 1 
Clouds ! all your bounties, all your moiſture yield; 
| That fruits and berbage may our farms adorn, | | 
| And furrow'd ridges teem with loaded corn 757 
Dam. The year already hath propitious mird, 


No cutting blaſts have hurt my tender dams, q 20 
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A vig'rous ram ſhall bleed, whole curling horny, 
His wort nonte we ny Oe 5 | 

Dam. Teach me, O Pan I to tune the lender reg, 
No favꝰrite ram ſhall at thine altars bleed 
Each breathing morn thy woodland-verſe I'll fing, [ 
And hollow dens ſhall with the numbers ring 


| The woods in-concert join at thy dere: 
At morn, at nn, at night, Pl tune ax lay ol 


And bid fleet Echo bear the ſound away. 540 

Dam. an ante leeds tote eo. 
To lowing herds; when raging Syrius ae, 884 
Not half ſo ſwectiy winds the breeze along, 


As does the murmur of your pleaſing ſong... Fes 


Alex. To hear your ſtraius the cattle ſpurn thelt 
The feather'd ſongſters-leave their tender ener 
Around your ſeat the filent lambs advance, 7.7 
And ſcrambling he-goats on the motintſihedance....* | 

Dam. But haſte, ALsx18, reach you leafy ſhade). 


Which mantling ivy round the oaks hath made: 


There we'll.retire, and liſt the warb ing nate 
That flows melodious from the-blackbird's thronthü 
Vour eaſy numbers ſhall his ſontzü inſpire, 77 
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Tue ae bed bc 
No flecker'd clouds his azure path hath ftain'd; + 
Our pregnant ewes around us ceaſe tbyraze, + 
Stung with the keenneſs of his ſultry rays; 
The weary bullock from the yoke is led, 
And youthful ſhepherds from the plains are fled 
To duſky ſhades, where fcarce a glimm'ring ray 
Can dart its luſtre thro? the leafy ſpray. 
Yon cooling riv'let where the waters gleam, — - 
Where eee, eee 1 
 Invites'us where the drooping willow grows, . 
To guide our flocks, and take a cool repoſe.” 
Vu. To thy advice à grateful ear I'll lend, 
Qaur weanlings young ſhall crop the riſing flow'r, a 
While we retire to yonder twining bow'r; 1 fd 6 
The woods ſhall echo back thy cherfl rains 
— Admir'd by all our Caledonian wan. 
Cor. There have I oft with gentle Dua trays, 
Amidf th* embow'ring ſolitary hade: 
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There Scotia's ſons in odious light appear, 
Tho* we for them have way d the hoſtile ſpear ; 
For them my fire, enwrapp'd in curdled gore, 
Breath'd his laſt moments on a foreign ſhore. 
Tin Six lunar months, my friend, will enn 
And ſhe return to crown your fond deſire. aun 
For her O rack not your deſponding mind! 
In Delia's breaſt a gen'rous flame's 2 £20 5 
That burns for Corydon, whoſe piping lay at 
Hath caus'd the tedious moments ſteal away 2 8s 
Whoſe ſtrains melodious. moyv'd the n foods | YA 


To whiſper Delia to the rifing woods; -. 4 124603 
O! if your ſighs could aid the floating la | 
That favourably ſwell their lofty ſails,,/ | Va oh 


Ne” er Wld dung fobs their. e 
Till Delia's preſence grac'd our northern ſhore. 24 


+ Car. Tho? Delia greet my love, I ſigh in vn ig 3 1 


Such joy unbounded can. I ne'er obtain. ö 
Her fire thouſand feeoes numbers ers * 
And graſſy hills increaſe his milky fore; 


While the weak fences of a ſcanty fold 
Will all my ſheep and fatt'ning lambkins bold. Ws, of 

Tim. Ah, haplcſs youth! although the early mu 
Painted her ſemblance on thy youthful brows; pak 
| Tho? ſhe with laurels twin'd thy temples round 
And in thy car diſtill'd the magic ſound 3 
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25 100 you bore by Autumn's rigid Ny. 
Yon fertile meadow where the daiſies ſpting 1 


Shall yearly paſture to your heifers bring: 


Yourtficek with mine ſhall on yon mountain * . 


Cheer'd by the warbling of your tuneful reed: 
No more mall Delia's ever · fretful fire 
Again your hopes and ardent love conſpire. 
Rous d by her {miles you'll tune the happy lay 
nie hills reſponſive waft your ſongs away. (crown, 

Con. May plenteous crops your irkſome labour 


Mar hoodwink' d fortune ceaſe her envious frown; » 
| May riches ill increaſe with growing years; 
| 3 Tour flocks be numerous as your filter hairs. 


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To couft the twining fhades and cooling _— 

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WHILE 10 ch twilight does his empire hold, 
Drive all our heifers to the peaceful fold; 
With ſullied wing grim darkneſs ſoars along, 
And larks to nightingales reſign the ſong; {| 
The weary ploughman flies the waving fields, 
To taſte what fare his humble cottage yields: © A, 
As bees that daily thro” the meadows roam: wo | 
Feed on the ſweets they have prepar'd at home. 
Flor, The graſſy meads that ſmil'd Rrevely gays” 
Cheer'd'by the ever-burting lamp of da: 
In duſky hue attir'd; are cramp'd with colds, 
And ſpringing flow'rets ſnut their crimſon folds. 
Am. What awful filence reigns' throughout the 
The peaceful olive bends his drooping head; 1 08 
No ſound is heard oer all the gloomy maze; -» 
Wide-ofer the deep the fiery meteors blaze.” 7 
Flor. The weſt yet tivg'd with Sor's effulgent ray; 
With feeble light illumes our komeward way 
The glowing ſtars with keener luſtre burn, 
While round the earth their glowing axles turn- 
Nan What mighty power conducts the ftars on 
3 theſe comets thro our ſyſtem fly! (high 
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4 Wuo wafts the lightning to the icy pole! ibs 
©" And thro? gu; regiqns/bidy the thunders cyl 
Flor. But ſay, what mightier pow'r from nought 
Tue earth, the ſun, aud ali that fiery maze (could raiſe 
Oe diſtant ſtars that gild the azure ſky, 
WL And thr! thervoid in {ettled orbits hf? 
A. That righteous pow'r before whoſe heav'nly 
ue ftars are nothing and the planets die; (eye 
Flor. At his command the bounteous ſpring returns; 
Hot ſummex, raging o'er th Atlantic, burns þ 
The yellow autumn crowns our ſultry oily, 
And winter's ſnows prepare the;cumb'rous ſoil. 
Am. By bim the morning darts his purple ray; 
To bim the birds their early homage pay ß 
Wu vocal harmony the meadows ring. 
While ſwains in concert heav'nly praiſes ſing. 
Hor. Sway'd by bie Ward, the . 
And growing paſtures to the moiſture bend ; OR. 
The vernal bloſſoms. fip his falling ſhowers; 
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A foe to Jarkneſs and his idle fears} : 
Around her orb the ſtars in eluſtres E 2 
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On downy couch they ſleep their hours away; 93 
Hail, balmy Sleep, that ſooths the troubled 1 N 
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Oft do you tempt us with delufive dreams, 
When wild'ring Fancy darts her dazzling beings ;j” 
Aſleep the lover with his miſtteſy rar . 
Thro' lonely thickets and untrodden Ways. 
But when Nee ee ee ee 2 6 
And hov'ring flumbers ſhun the morning bed, 
Rous'd by the Dawn, he wakes with frequent figh, 
And all his flattering viſions quickly ff.,. 

Flor. Now owls and bass infeſt the midnight ſcene, 
Dire ſnakes invenom'd,twine alongthe green; 224 
Forſook by man the rivers mourning slide, r 
And groaning echoes ſwell the noiſy tide, | 
Straight to our-cottage let us bend dur may 1 
My drowſy pow'rs confeſs fleep's magie ſway: + 
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- Since, with thy-invifible dart, 
| Thou haft robb'd a fond youth of his jon, 


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Forſaken my ſheep and my fold :: 


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And will not ſuch beauty bewai | || 
A ſhepberd thus falln ta dec: ? be. 


noce your eyes flill requite me with ſeom,. St 
And kill with their mercileſs ra, 
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On the ſpot where he monde my cold grove, 


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. love, and bumpers did my hours beguile, 
And arrow'd Cupids round mm bew. AN 
What bereue esse Berg Gele bappy days ef 

My lot was envied by each humbler fwain ; © 885 
Each bard in ſmosth eulogium ſung my _ n +; 4 
And e linen 'd to the zuileful firain.” * 


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And as deceifful thy inchanting tongue, Oi, a 7 
Haioyr have you taught my wav ring mind to , 

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-  Arofe with moſs; and rural ir bound: 18 
| And ſcarce a flow ret in my lowly vale, _ Wer 
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How welcome were thEſwains and flocks to me! 


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| e urgling om th "mountain's 6d; 
775 Furs Witt 5 987 $70 on 35 
* But ab Hel : youthful ſportive baurs are fled; + 
y ? Theſe fe cenes of jocun | mirth i [are u now i tote; 
1 No healing. Numbers, tend my bn Koni: bed,” 
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5 birds with melody ſalute the dawn, ert 
Aud oer the daily bange the hummitg- bee. 


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In chilling froſts and furious ſtorme deer; 


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to the ſhepherd ſounds the Jark's Dull ng; 
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With all the glories of the penci hung,” 7: an eee 
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Hath never whiſper'd with ber ſerapb tongue? 1 8 85 | 
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Hath oft been echo d by the founding Im | 
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« Peace with ber olive wand tit ** 
« Guarding ſecure the peaſant's humble bed; 

"Ty Envy i is baniſh'd from the happy plains, © Na 42 =» 

« And Defamation's "buſy tongue is laid.” * I, 


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46 Health and Contentment uſher in the morn, ö 
_ « With jocund Tmiles they theer the rural Waun, 
« For which the Peer, to pompous titles born ; 
« Forſaken fighs, but all bis fighs are vain. ©" i 
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«For the calm comforts of an eaſy mind. 
« In yonder lonely cot delight'to dwell, 7 © 


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* And far from riot, far from de f. | 
Look back diſdainful on the city's to rü, ; 
« Where Pride, where po pot th pry. : 


«-Pure owe Rapid Aream/ in chiyſtal dens, 
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Till nine ſucceſſive ſirokes the clock had knelFd; - 


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And inundations plung'd from ten houſe height, 
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And fill'd. with irxſome peſtilence the air. 
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Rejoicing'in the havock he had made ; aro 
And Death, grim Death! with all his ghaftly tr train, 
Watch' d the broke ſlumbers of Edina's ſons. | 

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Gainſt troubling cares! all Hall, theſe rural bead, 
Thoſe winding rivulets and verdant des, 
Where thou the heav'n-born_ Goddefs' deign'ſt to 


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/ With him who night by night in fickneſs pinch 5 


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Can aughtavail :' his houts are anguith an: 

Nor ceaſe till envious death hath clos'd the ſcene, || | 
But, Carlos, if we court this maid . ee 

Whether we throꝰ meand' ring rivers Uſd 

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When innocence and virtue 4 Se 
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A ſea where calms ad Horns promiſewous reign, - | i 
A Aream where ſweet and bitter qointiy ow. 


Mute are the plains; the ſhepherd pipes no m 


The reed's forſaken, and the tender flock,” | - 
While echo, liſtening to the tempeſt's roar, - 
gh ou , F ge We e 2 ſvg 


Winter, too e fitters ts 5 
Beſtride the blaſt, aſcends his icy ee be 110 oa 

And views Basraunta, ſubject to lie fway, 
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Thou ſavage tyrint of tha fretfut l 41 174 


Wilt thou for ever in our zenith wee 


To Greenland's ſens, — in-editineſs, . 10 


e e e tread the — 


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| Relent, O Boreas! de i cell; ! - TS | 


Reſign to ſpring Sd HACER i, [36 7 


Let well winds temp*rate wave the flowing/gale, 


And hills, and vales, and woods a vernal aſpect wear. 


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1 H E 8: L M. L L 2. 
AT noontide as Colis and Sytvia lay iO 
Within a cool jeſſamine bow'r, FT f 
A butterfly, wak'd by the heat of the d hat. 


Was fipping the julce'of each 3 85 NN 
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Near the ſhade of ahi bees e 3 eve 
The gaudy briſk. flutterer ſpies, 
Who held it as paſtime to ſeek and defiroy _ . 
Each beautiful inſect that flies. | m7 
_From the fily be bavied! this fy to the roſe, 
Prom the roſe to the lily again, We BEG 
Till weary with racing its motions, he delt 4 
To leave the purſuit with diſdain. WW 
Then Colin to Sola ſmilingly ſaid, an 
Ampntor has follow'd you long; e 
From him, like the butterfly, ſtill have you fled, 
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Beware in palſifling rs fey from r | 
But with his fond wifhey comply; 3 + 4c "id 
Come, take my advice; or he's pad with your 
Like the yon md FAR Sa ; RO | 
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Says. Hirte dels, thy dale's jun, 110 0 ts 
f But till to Ana W rr 
For I vow ſhe's a fimpleton blind that would 4 
A fans + when he courts to deſtroy. "1 * * 


'T Fe E B v6 & FE . 
Tuo fource of fbng fublime ! thou chiefeſt Muſe! 
Whoſe ſacred fountain of immortal fame Tak, 1 
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Bedew'd the ae ee cull'd for Homzz's ow 


Wen he on Grecian plains the battles ſung 


Of frogs and mice: Do thou, thro? props rave 


Oft ſportive paſtime, lead à lowly Muſe © das 
Her rites to join, while, - with a fault'ring ETD 
She ſings of reptiles yet | n ſong unknown. 


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Nor you, ye bards! who oft 1 have Aruck the 1 25 
And tun'd it to the movement of the ſpheres | 4 gt ; 


| In harmony divine, reproach the lays, dy 


Which, tho' they wind not thro? the flarry bolt © 
Of bright creation, or on earth deligbt 3 ag 7 


Wr. 


To hunt the murm ring cadence of the y "= 
Thro' ſcenes where Nature, with a hand — 
Hath ] laviſh Birew'd. her gems of precious dye; 
Yet, in che ſmall exiſtence of a gnat, 


Or tiny bug, doth ſhe,” with equal kill, * 


If not tranſcending, ſlamp her wonders there, 

Oaly diſelosꝰd to mictoſeopie ee. TY 3 
Of olg the DRYADS: near Edina's walls 

Tbeir manſions rear'd, and groves unnumber'd roſe 


Of branching oak, ſpread: beech, and lofty pine, 
Under whoſe ſhade, to ſhun the noontide Vlazey © 


[3 5 


Did Pan reſort, with all his rural train 
Of ſhepherds and of nymphs.—The me 
Would hail their ſports, and ſummon. Echo's voice 
To ſend her greetings thro? the waving woods; 
But the rude ax, long brandiſh'd by oy hand 

Of daring innovation, /ſhav'd.the lawns 
Then not a thicket. or a copſe eue EET T 


To » ok in concert with. the-breeze of ere. 
1 44 | Edina 


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Edinaꝰe mm,, with lignarian art 1 
Were pil'd and fronted. Like an Au — 
To lie on mountain s top, with ſhapes replete, 
Clean and unelean, that daily wander oe er 
Her ftreets, that once-were ſpacious, once were gay. 
To Jove the Dryads pray d, nor pray d in van, 
For vengeance on her ſons. At midnight drear 
Black ſhow'rs-defcend, and teeming myriads riſe 
Of Buss abhorrent, who by inſtinct ſteal. | 
Throꝰ the diſeaſed and eorroſive pores 


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Of ſapleſs trees, that late in foreſt ſtood -_ 7 


With all the majeſty of ſummer crown'd... _ | -- 
By Jove's command diſpers'd, they wander ae: 

O' er all the city. Some their cells prepare 

'Midft the rich trappings and the gay attire 


Of ſtate luxuriant, and are fond to preſs ; . 
The waving canopy's depending folds ;. | 


While others, deſtin'd to au humbler fate, 

Seek ſhelter from the dwellings. of the poor, 

Plying their nightly ſuction to the bed 19 es 

Of toil'd mechanic, who, with folded. arma, 

Enjoys the comforts of à ſleep ſo ſound, 

That not th' alarming ſting, of glutting BuRg 

To murd'rous deed can. rouſe his brawny arm bi | 

Upan the bloed- ſwWoln fiend, who baſely . 

Life's genial current from his throbbing vein 
Happy were GRANDEUR, could ſhe: vines 

And baniſh from her halls each miſery, .. 2 

Which ſne muſt brook in common with the Poor, 

* 775 ſubſiſtence from ber ſparing hands: 

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The breath of Spring way, withher e Ae 0 
2 warmth diffafive; gie to Nature's fare 


| Down to the crawling Bug's deteſted' race. 


Who gladly would be Bugs for C' fake! 
For ſoon, alas the Auctuating gales „„ 


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Then might the rich, to fell diſeaſe anknowny.” 5 


Indulge in fond exceſs, nor ever feel he vis 
The flawly creeping hours of. Wh 96 it r 


When ſhook with guilty hotrors<But the W nod, 
Whoſe fretful guſts of anger ſhake the World. 
Pear more deſtructive on th aſpiring roof 
Of dome and palace, than on cottage lowy e. by * 
That-meets Eo us with his gentler tore i net 
When ſafely ſnelterꝰd in the peaceful valle. 
Is there a being breathes, howe'er ſo ella. L 
Too pitiful for Envy ?—She,” with venom'd tooth 
And grinning madneſe, frowns upon the 1 55 U Ret: 
Of ev'ry ſpeeies. From the human form $44 
That ſpurns the earth, and bends his mental eye | 
Thro' the profundity of ſpace unknown, N 


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Thus the love pines, that reptile rude Tx 


Should 'midft theflilies'of fair Cauors's oy 4 
Implant the deep carnation, and enjoy aft P 392 


Thoſe ſweets which angel modeſty wit! | 
From eyes profane Vet murmur not, ye ifew-- |) 


Of earthly joy Invert the happy ſeche; 8 yy 141 


Her bfightett coloute-- But bow ſhort the ſpace! 


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Till angry Euzvs; from Hig pëtrid cave /: r bn C 
Deform the ar, and all theſe ſweets annoys! . V 

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5 This envy'd commonwealth-+For they a While 
„ On Cnret's boſom, alabaſter fair, s 5 
5 May ſteal ambroſial hliſs - or may regale 1 
+ On the rich vin of luxurious. blood,: ein <1047 of 
1 Delighted and ſuſſic' d. But mark the end? es | 
. Lo! WHiTSVNTIDE; appears with gloomy train 


* Of growing deſblation —Firſt, Upho/Zerer rude 1 7 
0 Removes the waving drapery; where, for year, 
A thriving colony of old and young eee 
Had hid their numbers from the pryiog day; 9 


1 Anon they fall, and gladly would retire 
7 To ſafer ambuſh,. but his merc'leſs foot, 1 


Ab, cruel] preſſure! cracks their vital Pn 
And with their deep dy'd ſcarlet ſmears the . : 
Sweet pow'rs | has pity in the female brogkh, 1 ES : 
No tender refidence—no loy'd abodg & 
1 To urge from murd*rous deed th' avenging hand 
17 Of angry houſe · maid i She Nl have blood for blood! 
32 For lo! the boiling ſtreams from copper tube, {3462 
$1 Hot as her rage, ſweep. myriads dn, 10 
775 Their carcaſes are deſtin'd to the urn nœ˖nk⸗·wr. . 
| Of ſome chaſte” Naiad, that gives bir; h to loads, - +11 
Whoſe fragrant virtues hajl Edina, fam !]! 3:3 
+ þ For yellow limpid——whoſe chaſte. name the Muſe” 4 21 
10 Thinks!tgg;bxaked to retail in ſong v4: 
14 Ah me! No longer they at midnight ſhade, AA 
With baneful ſting, ſhall ſeek the, downy.coueh;/. / - 4, 
Of flumb'ring mortals, —Nor ſhall love-ſick Wain, 
When, by the bubbling brook; in fairy dream, 
His nymph, but half reluctant to his wilh, 


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Is gently folded in his eager am NN ad 
E'er curſe the ſhaft enoenom d, that +a Hot HO 
His long lov'd fancies Nor ſhall hungry bard, 
Whoſe ſtrong ET one, 30247 10 
Conveys him to- the fraß, de tantaliz'd | Fine 
With pos nous tortures, when the cup, vrimful 
Of purple vintage, gives him greater 1 
Than all the heliconian ſtreams that play - 
And murmur round Parnaſſus. Now the e 
Oft doomꝰd to reſtleſs days and ſleepleſs nights, 
Zy Bugbear Confeience thralꝰd, enjoys an hour 
Of undiſturb'd repoſe.— The miſer too 
May brook his golden dreams, noe wake with frap 
That thieves or Rindred (for no foul he'll. ee 
Have broke upon his eheſt, and ſtrive to , 
The ſhining idols of his ufeleſs hours. 
| Happy the Bug, whoſe unambitious views 
To gilded pomp ne er tempt him Wa 
Safely may be, enwrapt in ruſſet fold 
Of cobweb' d curtain, ſet at bay the . 
That ſtill attendant are on Bugs of ſtate: 
He never knows at morn the buſy bruſmn 
Of ſerubbing chambermaid; his courſing bio 
Is neꝰer obſtructec with obnoxious doſe # 


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Ii Mor HnGO⁴s. 107 
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von Mina, eb va, CANAN,, „Aa "iy 
AT that fect period of revolving tine 
When Phæbus lingers. not in Thetis“ lap, 4 
When twinkling ſtars. their feeble influence wake? 7 
And ſcarcely glimmer thro' th? ethereal vault 
Till Sol again his barer e OT * 

With ray purpureal, and the bluſhing forãmm 


Of fair Aurora, goddeſs of the dawn, 


Leading the winged courſers: to the pole _ 
Of Phcebyg? car. Twas in that ſeaſon far,; 


When jocund summer did We e 5 a" 


In Flora's ripꝰ ning bloom that we prepat c 
To break the hond of busineſs,, and to roam 


Far from Edina's jarring woiſe a. Mbit... 


Fair ſail'd the wake morn on out deſign, 
And we with joy elate nur march hegen 
For LREIrn's eee WARD, © 
The week conclude, \avd-in/caronfaliquaff -/ - ['; 


Port, punch, eee, ee 4 n 


Liquors too pervous ſer the fecbie puùrſmeee. 
With all convenient ſpeed we there ar-ꝗ]ͥ 7 jut 


Nor had we time to tuuch at houſe or hall, 


Tin from the boat a hollow thund'ring voice 


Bello d vociferous, and our ears aſſail dd 


"oy * Hol-Eivghoray 4 ” 
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OConverte men vifageito the ghuluy pale, lie an W 
And makes the ſea partaker of the ſects | 
On which they ſunptuoms far d and this — 
"Why thoſe'of Ses form whoſe vets amy 


When overcome by age Ulyffer? wites. 


And looſe tt entngid contige —O'er he dep | A 
Tephyrus blow, and hugs cur lofty fails, | 
Whieh, in obedience to the powerful breeve, 


"Preopitue we Baooirdinwing gre! 


Divides the ſaline-fireari—on/ either ide 29 320 | : 

| Ridges of yeſty ſurge dilate apace; :: 1 8 6 
But eee eee 130 
And undulation/for'the'tinie decays, 700 'd 
In eddies fmoothly floating o'er the main, 019 11 0 5 
Here let the mute in dolefel Veade 9M $1d off % 
The woeful fate df thoſe whoſe eruer ſtür en 10 1 
Have dom d them to the hangaid powers | v 
Oft wat'ry fickneſ.. Tho): with fomach full” |" a 


Ot juey beef, ef imutton {i ind prime, LSE * 
| Or all the Uainties hunury can boaſt; - & Jo r 


8. wnaussen“d kannst 
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faiPd not to obey the ſtern, command, | 
Unter'd vn votes as cream as tn r, 5 2 6 * 
of Polyphemus, *midſt rebounding rocks, 


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« Hoiſt up your fails,” the angry ſkipper | cries 
While fore and aft the 'bufy Kitors run, 


Swell aber the foaming/ main, and kiſs the —_— 4 
Now dan vie e ag 


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The bene the eleimenta, yet the rocking _— 
Truly regardteſs;of ſdeir-precious foody © 7 ” 


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Rather incline tolinger e the way, / invbali9 N 
And croſ the er Hun by ee AR 208 1 
Than be fubje@ed tothe ocean ²⁰.ỹ,ẽt oo 
To dang'rous fervice, und te fickneſs „ (hav He 
And now at equal 'diftznce ee 71 

Gladly the tara the Joyful taſk purſae 
Of gathering in the freight—Debartes arũpe 
From ene lack 11 T 
The ſeamen ſcrutinize und eager peep Lt) * 4 r 
Thro? ev ry corner where their wutehful eye Rem 401 
Suſpect a hacking place, or dark retreat, 
To hide the timid oorpſe of ſume pour fon, 
Wnoſe ſvanty pute ean ſcatee one groat aſſor d. 
At length we chearful land an Fian ſnor e, ĩ Y 
Where ſickneſs vaniſhes, and all the i 'fIs 
Attendant on the paſfage of Ning horn. 
Our pallid eheecks reſume their roſy; 3 da Bo A 
And empty ſtomachs keenly ere ſupply - 
With eager ſtep we reach'>the friendiy inn; 320. 
Nor did we think of beating our retreat, 
Till e ry gnawing appetite was quay, $44 22087 
Eaſtwar@ along the Fifan coaſt we ftray 5 2] 
nd here th* unwearied eye may fondly gaze” | 
Yer alf the tuſted proves and pointed ſpires 
ith which the pleaſantibanks of Forth . | 
Swoet navigable ſtream ! where Commerce reigns, © 
here Peace and Jocund' Plenty ww T7 m_ ” 
Dn thy green banks fits Liberty enthron dd,... 
ut not that ſhadow which the Engliſh n 
; but freedom bo ; 


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When Caledonia s triumphant ſ wand 4 Mo vevj with A 
Taugbt the proud ſons af Anglia to bemoan. 
Their fate at Banntoghhurny where ee name” 
Never to tread their native ſali again. Weh oT 
Far in a hollow den. ee ee band, b 
Had careleſs firew!d the rocka - a dreadful cw. 
"Whoſe: concave cicling echo'd to the floods: v3 * þ 
Their hollow mautmurs on the trembligg-ſhores 1+.) 
Demanded 1 
ns maſſy-fides diſolos d. and Ov the top "9k 1 
The ivy tendrils-twin!d-th%unculinr'd fearn « : 
Fearful wie pry into the Uneary vault. Int bi T 
Hoary with age, and breathing noxious dampe: 
Here buſy ols may unmoleſted d well 1 g 34 
© In ſolitary gloom—for few there are 
Whoſe inclination leads them to review > hne 
5 A cell where, putrid ſmelle infectious rein 
Thben turning weſtward, now gen pet 14 
Auong the, verge of Fortha's briny fol. 
Till we o'ertake. the gradual riſing dale $9 110704 
Where fair baywiag gran her revrnd domes . 
And here the yulgar fan poſt, painted o err 
Win imitations vile of man and ah 
es beer ung gien bh unſhapely s. C 
courte bus invitation, ſpoke. us fair dcxidfer 171 
' To enter in, and taſte what preciqus drops ; 
Were there, reſery/d to moiſken ſtrangers throats, 
Nig ng often parch'd. i tedious Way. ti 


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* „Ab cave at a wall diſtance Fo) in ee 1 


N nl afo, to have been the teceptacle of thieves: 


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PFERGUSEO e pore. | 


1. After regaling bere with ſober enn, I", 1 

4 Our limbs 0 plied, and nimbly ee er 

Y The hills, the vales, and the extenſive plains, _ 1 

* Which form the diſtance from Bruntiſtandis port | 
To Inverkeit bing. | Weſtward ſtill we I 0 

6 Till in the ferry- boat we loll'd at eaſe 

U Nor did we long on Neptune's empire ben. | 

1 For ſcarce ten poſting minutes were elape d 

[7 Till we again on Terra Firma oo n ene 

K And to MLaAEx 's march'd, where roaſted tb, | 

15 With cooling lettice, crown'd our ſocial board. 5 

1 Here too the chearing glaſs, chief foe to cares! — 


"WW Went briſkly: round; and many a virgin fair 
72 Receiv'd our homage in a bumper full. | 

1 Thus having ſacriſie'd a jocund hour,, 
BA To ſmiling mirth, we quit the happy _ KN 21 
0 And move progreſſtve to Edina's walls. N 
11 4 No ſtill returning eee d e 
And the bright ſun, as-weary of the k , 1 25 
Beam'd for th a languid oecidental ra; of , 


is 5 Whoſe rudy tiactur d ravinne ain de 
4 Upon the airy cliffs and diſtant ſpires, 
[ That float on the horizons utmoſt verge. 


So we, with feſſive joints and 8 
i'd Mov'd ſlowly on, and did not reach the town' 


ruin Phobus had pod die petpaing e. 5 
11 * Te ſons of Caledonia who delight, 57 

155 With all the pomp and pageantry of nate, | 
fter To roll along an gilded affluence, 1 
2 For one poor moment wean your thoughts fromitheſe, 
eyes. 15 'm. er 1 


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And liſt this humble ſtrain—If you, e 
Could brave the angry waters, be uprous d 
By the firſt ſalutation to the morn A onlFiR 
Paid by the watchful cock; or be eee . 
On foot to wander o'er the lonely plain 
For twenty tedious miles; then ſhould the gout 
With all his racking pangs forſake your frame: 
For he delights not to traverſe the field, | 
Or rugged ſteed, but prides him to recline. 12 
On the luxuriance of a velvet fold, 
Where indolence on purple ſopha lollg.. * 
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THE CANONGATE PLAY-HOUSE IN RUINS. 
| A BuxLEsQwyE PotM. % 
YE few whoſe feeling hearts are ne'er eſtrang'd 
From ſoft emotions ve who often wear 
The eye of Pity, and oft vent her ſighs, 
When ſad Melpomeng, in woe - fraught ane 
Gains entrance to the breaſt; or often _y" 
When briſk Thalia gaily trips along 
Scenes of enliv'ning mirth, attend my FIN | 
And Fancy, thou! whoſe ever-flaming light 
Can penetrate into the dark abyſſſss 
Of chaos and of hell: O! with thy blazing t 
The waſteful ſcene illumine, that the Muſe, 
With daring pinions, may her flight purſue, 
Nor with timidity be known to ſor 
| Orer the theatric aborid, to chaos thang'd. 
Can I contemplate on thoſe dreary ſcenes 
| Of mould'ring deſolation, and forbid _ 


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-FERGUSSON'S POEMS. 31 
The voice elegiac, and the falling ter! 
No more from box to box the baſket pil u 
With oranges as radiant as the ſpheres, . 
Shall with their luſcious virtues charm the ſenſe 
Of taſte and ſmell. No more the gaudy beau, 

With handkerchief in lavender well-drench'd, = 
Or bergamot, or roſe of waters pure, 

With flavoriferous ſweets ſhall chace away 

The peſtilential fumes of vulgar cits, | 

Who, in impatience for the curtain's riſe, 

Amus'd the ling'ring moments, and apply'd- 

Thirſt-quenching porter to their parched lips. 
Alas, how ſadly alter'd is the ſcene! | E 

For lol thoſe ſacred walls, that late were bruſh'd - 

By ruſtling filks and waving capuchines, 7 

Are now become the ſport of Wrinkled Time! 

Thoſe walls, that late have echo'd to the voice 

Of ſtern King Richard, to the ſeat transform'd. 

Of crawling ſpiders and deteſted moths, 

Who in the lonely crevices refide | 

Or gender i in the beams, that have upheld 

Gods, demi-gods, and all the joyous crew 

Of thund'rers in the galleries above. 

O Shakeſpeare ! where are all thy tinſell'd kings, 

Thy fawnivg cburtiers, and thy waggiſh clowns? © 

Where all thy fairies, ſpirits, witches, fiends, © 

That here have gamboPd in nocturnal wing. 

Round the lone oak, or ſunk in fear away 

From the ſhrill ſummons of the cock at morn, = 


WOE now the temples, palaces, and tow'rs? 
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Where now the groves, that ever-verdant \mil'd di” 
Where now the ſtreams that TS s 
Where now theelouds, the rains, the bails, the winds, 
The thunders, lightnings, and the he pare | 

Here ſhepherds, lolling in oy" woven e be 
In dull recitativo often ſun g 1 
Their loves, accompanied with all n 
From horns, from trumpeta, elarinets, balls; | 
From violinos ſharp, or-draning baſs, | 
Or the briſk tinkling of ao 

Such is thy-pow'r, O Muſic | ſuck by ane 
That it has fabled been, how foreign ſung, 
Soft iſſuing from Tenducci's flender throat, 
Has drawn a plaudit from the gods enthron ho 1 
Round the empyreum of Jove . [if 
High ſeated on Olympus” airy top 
Nay, that his fev'rous voice was ee to bebe 
The ſhrill ton'd prating of the femalesꝰ A e 
Who, in obedience to the lifeleſs ſung, * 
All proſtrate fell, tee eee, 10 
In filent eeſtaſies of paſſing joy. . 


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Le wha oft wander by the filver light 


Of fiſter Luna, —or to church-yards gloom, 
Or eypreſs ſhades, if Chance ſhould guide your Ges | 
To this ſad manſion, think not that you tread! | 


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Unconſecrated paths; for on this ground 107 
Have holy ſtreams been pour'd, and flow ects rew'd; 
While many. a kingly diadem,, IW een 


Lies ee eee eee et Nh 
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rtrGuSSON's FORMS. 
That carried not perſuaſion in its hue, q . 
To tutor mankind in their evil ways.” HE got PET 
After a lengthen'd ſeries of years, We 
When the unhallow'd ſpade ſhall a ode 
This-maſs of earth, then relics ſhall be found, 
Which, or for gems of worth, or Roman coins, 
Well may obtrude on antiquary's'eye. uf 75 
Ye ſpouting bikdes ! regard this ruin'd fane,”” 
And nightly come within thoſe naked walls, 
To ſned the tragie tear. Full many a'drop 
Of precious inſpiration have you ſuck d | 
From its dramatic ſources. 'O! look ow” O 
Upon this roofleſs and forſaken pile, IV 
And ſtalk in penſive ſorrow o'er the RR, i 4 
Where you've beheld ſo many noble ſcenes. 19 
Thus, when the mariner to foreign elime 
His bark conveys, where odoriferous gales, 
And orange-groves, and love inſpiring wine, 
Have oft repaid his toil ; if earthquake dire, 


With hollow groanings and convulſive pangs, 


The ground hath ' rent, and all thoſe beauties foil'd, 
Will he refrain to ſhed the grateful drop, 
A tribute juſtly due (tho? ſeldom paid; 
To the bleſt memory of happier times? 
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In Military Garden Pari. Henne. | 
O Nature, parent goddeſs! at a weine, = 
F to the earth, the e in humble ſong, '' + 


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Thy aid implores: Nor will ue wing auen, w T 
Till thou, bright form! in thy wn ag 
Deign'ſt to look down upon her lowly ay” 
And ſhed thy pow'rful influence benign. ver 
Come then, regardleſs of vain . fol, 
Of all thoſe vile enormities of ſhape | fi 5 
That croud the world, and with thee bring. | 
Wiſdom, in fober contemplation clad, Ns WW 
I To laſh thoſe bold uſurpers from the e n La 
4 On that bleſs'd ſpot where the anden dome. 5 
Too fools the ſtealing hand of Time diſplzy, 
Fas nion her empire holds, a goddeſs 1 5 
View her amidſt the Millenarian tra n 
On a reſplendent throne, exalted high, 
Strangely. diverfified with -gewgaw forme. 
Her buſy hand glides pleaſureably oer 
The darling novelties, the trinkets rare 
FT bat greet the-fight'of the admiring dames, _ 
Thoſe dear-bought treaſures o'er their native iſile 
Contagious ſpread, infect the wholefome air 
* Eheriſh'd vigour in Britannia's ſons. 
4 Near this proud feat of Faſhion's lr 1 
A ſphere revolves, on whoſe bright nb behold | 
| Tue circulating mode of changeful dreſs, 1 
| Which, like4he image of the lun, himlelf, 
© Glories in courfing thro? the diverſe ſigus 
= Which blazon in the zodiac of heav'n. _ 
Atxound her throne coquets and petit beau 
Vnnumber'd ſhine, and with each other vie O 
In nameleſs ornaments and gaudy plumes. 


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In trifles ſuch'as theſe : ho ay great! 1885 "wy 


Unworthy of the peeviſh blubb*ring bay, 
Cruſh'd in his childhood by the fondling b i 
Who, fer ſome fav'rite bubble; frets and pines.  // 
Amongſt the proud attendants of this ſhrine, 
The wealthy, young, and gay Clarinda draw, 
From poorer obje&s, the aſtoniſh'd eye: 
Her looks, her dreſs, and her affe&ted mien 
Doom her enthuflaſt keen in Faſhion's train: 
White as the-cover'd Alpa, or wintry face 
Of ſnowy Lapland, her tonpee uprear'd, 
Exhibits to the view a cumbrous maſs 
Of curls high notlding o'er her poliſh'd brow z 
From which redundant flows the Bruſſels lace, © - 
With pendant ribbons too of various dye, 
Where all the colours in th” ethereal bow | 
Unite, and blend, and tantalize the fight. 
Nature ! to thee alone, not Faſhion's/pomp 
Does Beauty owe her all-commanding eye. 
From the green boſom of the watry man, 
Array'd by thee, majeſtic Venus roſe, Tr? 
With waving ringlets carelefsly diffus d 
Floating luxurious ofer the reſtleſs ſurge | 
What Rubens, then, with his enliv'ning is 
Could paint the bright vermilion of her cheeks. . 
Pure as the roſcate portal of the eaſt, 
| | That opens to receive the:chearing rax 15 
Ot Phatbus beaming from the orient 75 
T For ſterling Beauty needs no faint efſayty. 


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And fole diQators of her fickle voice, 


of rns yore. | 
Or colourings of art, to gild her mor: 


She is all perfect. And, if Beauty fail, 
Where are thoſe ornaments, thoſe rich atires 
Which can reflect a luſtre on that face, 3 
Where ſhe-with light innate diſdains to ſhine? - 
Britons, | beware of Faſhion's luring wiles': 
On either hand, chief guardians of her ant Al K 


N e e een nn tendon wt 


Whoſe blackeſt magic and unhallow'd air 


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The Roman ardour check'd; their irength 8 
And all their glory ſcatter'd to the winds. 


Tremble, O Albion! for the voice of Fate 


Seems ready to decree thy aftercfall.” | 


Unheeded have approach'd thy mortal frame! 
How many foreign weeds their heads have read 


In thy fair garden Haſten, ere their eh 0 


And baneful vegetation taint the ſoil, | 
To root out rank diſeaſe, Which ſoon muſt bert, 


Tf no bleſs'd antidote will purge away 


Faſhion* s proud minions rp ebe RA 6 


A BURLESQUE ELEGY- 


On 85 Arputation ef a STUDEnT's Hair, before bis 


OrDtks, _- 


| O 345 cataſtrophe! 0 event dire! 


How ſhall the loſs, the heavy loſs de borne ? 


Or how the Muſe attune the plaintive lyre, 


To fing of Strephon with his ringlets ſhorn 2 | + 


. 2 4 3 , . Wn. ” Say 


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Say ye, who can divine the mighty cauſe; 01s 
From whence-this modern circumeifion ſprings? 
Why ſuch oppreſſive and ſuch rigid laws © 


Alas! poor Stnephant, to the ſtern derree if 
Which prunes your treſſes, are you SORRY leona 

Soon ſhall your caput, like the blaſted tree, 
Diffuſe its faded honours o er the feld. 


Now let the ſolemn ſounds of maurning ſwell, 
And wake ſad echoes to prolong the lay SY 
For hark I methinks I hear the tragic knell z 
This hour beſpeaks/the darberion his way. 


O razor | yet thy poignant edge ſuſpendꝰ/p 
O yet indulge me with a ſhort della 
Till I once more pourtray my youthful friend, 
Ere his proud lleeks are ſcatter d on the cla. 


Ere the huge ae, in formal curls array d. 
With pulvile pregnant, ſhall o'erſhade ks face | 
Or, like the wide umbrella, lend its ad. 
To baniſh luſtre from the facred place. 


Mourn, Oye zephyrs | for, alas! no more mY 
His waving ringlets ſhall your call obey! 

For, ah! the ſtubbarn wig maſt now FOR | 
Since Strephon's locks are ſcatter d on the clays. 


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And grieves the metamorphoſis to Rs 


Mourn not, Amanda, for the hair that lies 
Dead on ” ground. ſal by: reviv'd for thee. 


Some ſkilful artif of a French | dens? { 
With graceful ringlets ſhall thy — bind, 
And cull the precious relics from the flour, 


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Wortp 5ou reliſh a 4-3 5 ment | 
Or the pleaſure the groves can tron 
The city's allurements forget, 


To this ſpot of enchantment ere. | 


Give nature a fanciful look, 
The beautiful woodlauds among. 


Behold the umbrageous trees 5 
A covert of verdure have ſpread, 


Where ſhepherds may loll at their eaſe, | 


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Whoſe current glides ſweetly * 


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FILOUSSEINS POEMS. / '59 


For, lo! thro? ah 955 ning is heard, ni 
In concert with waters below, | 
The voice of a muſical bird, 3 
Whoſe ann do ee flow. 


The buſhes and I oh 0 Wan yp 
The tendrils of ſpray interwove,..  . 
With foliage ſhelter the ſcene, 
And form a retirement for love. 


Here Venus tranſported may rove 
From pleaſure to pleaſure, unſeen, 

Nor wiſh for the Cyprian grove 
Her youthful Adonis to ſcreen. 


Oft let me contemplative dwell 


On a ſcene where ſuch beauties appear 1 
I could live in a cot or a cell, 
And never think ſolitude near. 


THOSE rigid pedagogues and fools, ö 9 


Do often try, with empty head, 

The emptier mortals to miſledd. 
And fain would urge, that none but theß 
Huy d rightly teach the A, E, 1 00 


To 


850 Ergo he ſaw no proper cauſe, 
Why ſuch a letter ſhould exiſt: 


? On which they” ve got an endleſs comment, 

To trifling minds of mighty moment, ara 
Throwing forth barriers in the way 
Of thoſe who genius diſplay, FS" 
As often, ah! too often teaze 
Them out of patience, and of mes 
Before they're able to explode 
Obſtructions thrown on Learning's road. 
May maakind all employ their tools e 
To baniſh pedantry from ſchools! 10 
And may each pedagogue avail, - * - 
By liſt ning to the after tale 

Wiſe Mr Biacn had long intended 

The alphabet ſhould be àmended, 
And taught that H a breathing was, 


Thus in a breath was he diſmiſs'd, 
With, O beware, beware, O youth! 
% Take not the villain in your mouth. “ 
One day this alphabetie ſinner 
Was eager to &vour his dinner, 
When to appeaſe the craving Bien 
His boy Tom prodnc'd the mutton, ' 
Was ſuch diſaſter ever told? ii ES 
Alas! the meat was deadly cold 25 
Here take and h—eat it, ſays: the 3s" "gp 
Quoth Tom, that ſhall be done, and W Sire 
And few there are Who will diſpute it: 
And he went 1 abou: 24 1 Adr2 10h 


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ror Birch had ſcert'd the H to ie, 
And blew him with a puff away. A en 4491 98 | 

The ben was rung with dread arm; 2 
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That H is but a breathing noc. 
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YOUNG DUCKS. A FABLE, _ 5 


A HEN, of all the dung-hill crew 1 OE iT 
The faireſt, ſtatelieſt to view, vo TM TOO 
Of laying tir'd ſhefondly bega 
Her Keeper's leave to hatch her egggz 
He, dunn'd with the inceſſant er,, * | 
Was forc'd for peace” ſake to compi; 2 
And in a month the downy broGe 
Came chirping round the hen for food. 

| Who view'd them with parental eyes i 
Of pleaſing fondneſs and ſurpri tic 4 
And was not at a Joſs to trade 
Her likeneſs growing in their fac: 
Tho? the broad bills could well arts Ty 
That they another's offspring were; 
So ſtrong will prejudices blind, - Ng, OA 


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And prays the pegſant's kind relief. 


Vou fool! give oer your uſeleſs moan, 

Nor mourn misfortunes not your own; 

e But learn in wiſdom to torſake- 
«© The offspring of the duck and drake.” 


© & Then ſhould I boaſt a cruel heart,. 
And foreign feeling all departz | 


And mov'd at will the human — 


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To the green margin of the brookx in 
The hen her fancied children took; 
Each young one ſliakes his unfledg'd. wings, 
And to the flood by, inſtinct ſprings ;. .. 4717755 
With willing ſtrokes they gladly eis, 3 5 
Or dive into the glaſſy ſtream, . of 
While the fond mother vents. hes arich _ 


The, peaſant heard the bitter cries, 
And thus in terms of rage replies: 


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To whom the hen, with angry creſt 

And ſcornful look, herſelf addreſt; _ 

« If reaſon were my conſtant guide 
«© (Of man the ornament and pride) 


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« But fince poor I, by infin# blind, 
© Can boaſt no feelings ſo refin'd,, | ,- 
«Tis hop'd your reaſon will excuſe, 
4 Tho' 1 your counſel ſage reſuſe, | 
« And from the perils of the flood 
6 A to fare Wee brood.” | 


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| And willing bore her tender burt nne Ed 
In all the feelings of the bear 
But now from her our hetrts decoy dy 
To ſenſe of other woes deſtray d, | WK 
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TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN N. 
 NINGHAM TE FoEr. 


Sing his praiſes that doth keep | | 
Our flocks from nam © tt 
Pau, the father of our ſheep : | 
Ault 9 
Tread we ſoftly in a round, . 
While the hollow — — pf 


Fills the muſe with her -n 
BzsAUMONT and Fern 
YE mournful meanders und groves, / 1 
Delight of the Muſe and her forg 2 wg 
Ye grottos and dropping aleoves, recen 1 
No ſtranget's to Corydon's tongue: 
Let each Sylvin'and Bryad dectire 
His themes and his mufic how dear; 
| Their plaints and theft dirges prepare, 


| Attendant on Corydon's bier. e 
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| The echo 15 join'd ĩ in the hug SS UA 

So amorous, ſprightly, and free; 

ſend forth the N e N 
And W with + a Aon thee. 

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| we wander bie flocks op — 

His reed can no longer controul z 

His numbers no longer can pleaſe, 

Dr ſend kind relief to the foul, 


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But long may hh Vander and be, 
To hills tell the tale of their woe; 
The woodlands the tale ſhall repeat, 
And the waters Halt mournfully der. 
For theſe were the 3 of his AY 
The ſacred retreats of his eaſe, 
Where favourite Fancy would rove, 
As e En as light as uy wig 
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| Her zone will Fame wavy 
With fanciful ringlets unbound. 
A face pale and languid denen 
A heart Fee ir een al 


The Ne of cd 1 mourn, 
The ſhades of Parnaſſus decay 2 
The Muſes will dry their fad urn. 
Since en Corydan's la. ab Hh 


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To him ev'ry paſſion was khown + 
That throbbꝰ'd in the breaſt n defire 3 
Each gentle affection was ſnewn Fr 

In the ſoft ſighing ſongs of ae e 


Like the caroling thruſn on the "ll 
In muſic ſoft warb' ling and wild, 


To love was devpted each lay, 
In accents pathetic and mild. 


Let beauty and virtue revere, 
And the ſongs of the ſhepherd approve, 

Who felt, who lamented the ſnare, 
When repining at pityleſs love. 


The ſummer but languidly gleams, 
Pomona no comfort can bring, 

Nor vallies, nor grottos, nor ſtreams, 
Nor the May-born floww*rets of ſpring. . 


They've fled all with' Corydon's Muſe, 
For his brows to form chaplets of woe; 

Whoſe reed oft awaken'd their boughs, 
As the 1 breezes _ blow, 


To many a fanciful ſpring -- TY 
His lyre was melodiouſſy Gn I; 
While fairies and fauns'in'aring + 

| Have applauded th ran as he fun. 


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To the cheerful he uſher'd his files, ö 

To the woeful his/fighland/his tear; 

A condoler with want and her toi, 
When the voice of oppreſſion was near. 


| Tho! titles and evealth eln es F 

Tho' Fortune denied the reward: 

Let truth and fincerity knew + + W 9 

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Avails aught the generous heart, 2 
Which Nature to Goodneſs e 

If Fortune denies to impart „ 


Her kindly relief tothe mind? - Lode | 


5 Ius but faint the relief to inan, 
The cells of the wretched among - 

Tho? ſympathy ſung in the lay, 

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Let the favour'd of Fortune attend 
To the ails of the wretched and poor: 
Tho? Corydon's lays can befriend, IVE: ap 
*Tis riches alone that can cure. _*- 


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: To Pity their voices unknown;. ER e 7-1 
| Near Sorrow they never can come, i 
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Now the ſhades of the evening depend; 5 


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Each warbler i is lull'd on the ſpray ; Fe Sts ae) 
The cypreſs doth ruefully bend Ne 8 *7 
Where the cold corpſe of Corydon ftay. r arp 


Adieu then the ſongs of the ſwain! _ 15 | 
Let Peace ftill attend on his hade; "IG 


1 And his pipe that is dumb to his ſtrain, wy | | f 1 
42 In the e grave be with CoxyDoN la: 
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THE DELIGHTS OF VI RTUE. 
RETURNING Morn, in orient bluſh . 
„ With gentle radiance hail'd the ſky ſerene; 
T3 No ruſtling breezes wav'd the verdant ſhade, -- 
Nor ſwelling forge diſturb'd =o azure main. | 
Theſe moments, Meditation, HR: are Sehne 1 , ; 2 
Theſe are thy halcyon joys you wiſh to find, by 
When Nature's Peaceful elements combine e 
To uit the calm compoſure of the mind. 
The Muſe, exalted by thy facred power, 
To the green mountain's air-born fummit flew, - : 
Charm'd with the thoughtful ſtillneſs of an _ : 


That uſher'd beaming Fancy to her view, © 


Freſh from old Neptune's fluid manſion ſprung - > 
The ſun, reviver of each drooping flow rr; 

his approach the lark, with matin ſong 
In notes of gratitude confeſs*d his p] . 


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80 wines fair Virtie, wedding light Ain : 
On thoſe who wiſh'd to profit by her ways . 
Who ne'er at parting with their vice repine, 
, To taſte the oba of her bliſsful 1 5 | 


She with freſh nen Sk . can KA a 
Can diſſipate Adverſity's ſtern gloom, | 1 
Make meagre Poverty contented ſmile, _ - ? 
And the ſad wretch forget his baſes doom. 
5 en than mis groves Waste pride, 
Than flow'ry dates or graſſy meads is ſhe ; 
Delightful as the honey'd ſtreams that glide 
| * the rich n of the buſy bee. 


Her paths and alleys are for ever pen 12 

There innocence, in ſnowy robes array'd, 
With ſmiles of pure content is hail'd the queen 
And happy miſtreſs of the ſacred ſhade, 


O let not tranſient gleams of earthly joy h 
' From: Virtue lure your Jab'ring, ſteps aſide; 

Nor inſtant grandeur future hopes annoy 
With thoughts chat ſpring from Inſolence and pride. 


Soon will the winged moments ſpeed away, 
When you'll no more the plimes of honour wear; 
Grandeur muſt ſhudder at the ſad decay, if 
"ns pride look humble when he ponders hn 
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Depriv'd of Virtue, where i is beauty's pow” Ie, 
Her dimpI'd ſmiles, her roſes charm no more 

So much can guilt the lovelieſt form deflow 'r, 
We loath that beauty which we lovd before. p 4 


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How fair are virtue s buds where- e er they blow, 
Or in the deſart wild or garden gay) 
Her flow' rs how ſacred whereſoꝰ er they wow, 8 
Unknown to the black canker of decay! © 


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FLED are the moments of delufive Mirth, + © ö 
The fancy'd pleaſure ! paradiſe divine 
Huſh'd are the clamours that-derive their birth 

From gen'rous 5 of ſoul n Ne 


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Still night as 1 now 4 the 6 e 
The ebbing tides of paſſion rage no more 


But all is peaceful as the ocean's voice 1 e 
When breezeleſs waters kiſs the filent ſhore. | 


Here ſtood the juice whoſe eare-controuling pow'ry 
Could ev'ry human mifery ſubdue, 


And wake to ſportive joy the lazy hours, 7 "oy 
That to the latiguid ſenſes hateful grep. 
Attracted by the magic of the bowl 4 4034 
Around the ſwelling brim in full array 
The glaſſes cirel'd, as the planets roll, FRE tes 8, 


And hail with borrow'd light the god of day. - 
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| Here Moti the e of moments nay. „ 
Bade the unguarded tongues their motions, ceaſe, 
0 And with a mirthful, a melodious lay, 360 
Aw'd the fell voice wa Diſcord into Peace. 


Theſe. are A joys that Virtue ants approve, | 
While Reaſon ſhines with majeſty Wen 
Ere our ideas in diſorder move, 
And ſad exceſs againſt the ſoul combine. 


What evils have not frenzy'd mortals done 
By wine, that jgnis farumws of the mind! 
How many by its force to vice are won, 
Since firſt.ordain'd to tantalize um 


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By Bacchus 8 ye ſons. of riot tt foy, 3 

How many watchful centinels have bled! - 

How many travellers have loſt their way, 15 
5 17 65 unguided are the ev Tant made! ; 


O ſpare thoſe friendly twinklers of the vight INT 
Let no rude cane their ballow/d orbs aſſaill- 
For coxvardice alone condemns the light, 

That ſhews her n aghaſt and pale. 


Now the ſhort taper warns me to Apen 

Ere Darkneſs ſhall aſſume his dreary „ 
*Ere Solitude fall heavy on my heart, +, 2% 
That lingers for the far approach of day. 1 


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Who would not indie the 1 an 
Wh To be for ever number'd with the dead. wil 
* Rather than bear the miſerable gloom, Bt 
When all his , all _ Wenn 4 
Bear me, ye ol | hen | RN PR 431; 19 
From all the follies of the night ſecure ; 
The balmy bleſſings of Repoſe to taſte, ' J 
Nor hear the tongue of Outrage at my door. 
G- 00 D E A T IN 6. : 
HEAR, O ye hoſt of Epicurus ! hear! *. 30 


Each portly form, whoſe overhanging paunek” e 
Can well denote the all- tranſcendent joy q ur 
That ſprings unbounded from fruition ful 
Ot rich repaſt 3/to/you T conſeciate 74) 
The ſong advent'rous; happy if the Muſe ' 
Can cook the numbers to your palates keen, 
Or ſend but half the reliſh with her ſong, 
That ſmoaking/ Arloins to your ſouls convey, | 
Hence now, ye ſtarv/lingswan! whoſe n e Nee 
Oft echo to the hollow-murm'ring tones 
Of Hunger fell. —Avaunt, ye baſe born Mods! 
WV hoſe fates unkind neꝰ er deſtinꝰd you to . 
he banquet rare, or wage a pleaſing war 
With the delicious morſels of the carth. 
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What tantalizing tortures would enſue, , 
To aid the force of 'Famin?s ſharpeſt een, 

Were I to breath my accents'in your ear! 

Hail, RoasT Beer! monarch of the ro on 

To hungre's bane the ſtrongeſt antidote; | 
Come, and with all thy rage-appeafing ſweets 

Our appetites allay! For, or attended | 
By root Hibernian, or plumb-pudding rare, 

Still thou art welcome to the ſocial board. 

Say, can the ſpicy gales from Orient blown, 
Or zephyr's wing, that from the orange groves 

Bruſhes the breeze, with rich perfumes replete, 
Moꝛ e aromatic or reviving ſmell 
To noſtrils bring? Or can the glaſſy ſtreams | 

Of Pactolus, that o'er its golden ſands”) 
Delightful glide, thy luſcious drops out vie, 
That from thy Gdes-embrown'd unnumber'd n 
Behold, at thy approach, what ſmiles ſerene «FR 
Beam from the raviſh'd gueſts !--Still are their ee, | 

While they with whetted inſtruments prepare | 

For deep incifion;=Now the ab/ce/+ bleeds, 

And the devouring band, with ſtomachs keen, 

And glutting. rage; thy beauteous form ny, | 

Leave you a marrowleſs ſkeleton and * . 

A prey to dunghills, or vexatious ſport 
Of torrent ruſhing from defilement”s 0g 2 
That ofer the city's flinty pavement burls. 

So fares it with the man, mga peer 1 : 

Once could command reſpect. Careſs? d ny 46. 

His Ca rn laviſh'as the hang : 


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Of yellow Cerer, till his ſtores decay d, 
And then (O diſmal tale 1) thoſe precious . Es 
Of Batt'ry that bedew'd his ſpring of fortune, | HP > FR 
Leave the ſad winter of his ſtate ſo fall n, 
Nor nurſe the thorn from which they ne er can hogs 
Again to pluck the odour dropping roſe! POT 
For thee, Roa Beef! in variegated a, 7. * e 
Have montals ton d. The ator ſternly braves 
The ſtrength of Boreas, and exulting ſtands 
Upon the ſea-waſh'd deck—with hopes inſpir'd 
Of yet indulging in thy wiſh'd for ſweets, 


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He ſmiles amidſt the dangers that ſurround him w is 
Cheerful he ſteers to cold forbidden elime, Nö 
Or to the torrid zone explores his wayrx. a 


Be kind, ye Pow'rs! and ſtill propitious ſend 
This paragon of feeding to our hallss. 4 
With this regal'd, who would via glovions wit" 


For tow'ring pyramids ſuperbly crown'd, © * 
With jellies, fpllabubs, or ice-creams rare? 5 8] 
"Theſe can amuſe the eye, and woo ice af 100 
A ſhort-liv'd pleaſure to a palate ſtrang em J 


But, for a moment's pleafure, who would ven 
A life-time that would elſe be ſpent in joy | 
For hateful Joathings and for gouty rheums, K 


Ever preceded by indulg d exceſs |” e 14 
Bleſt be thoſe walts where HozriTatiry 

And Welcome reign at large! We oo 

Of ſocial cheer partake, and love and joy, 

Pleaſures that to the human mind convey - 5 „ 7 

Ideal pictures of the bliſs ſupreme : 


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Come, and with all thy rage-appeaſing ſweets 


Or zephyr's wing, that from the orange groves 


Moꝛ e aromatic or reviving ſmell | 
To noſtrils bring? Or can the glaſſy ſtreams 


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That from thy fides-embrown'd unnumber d fall? | 
' Behold, at thy approach, what ſmiles ſerene 
Beam from the raviſh'd gueſts !--Still are theirtongues, 


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For deep inciſion. Now the abſceſs bleeds, 


j And glutting rage, thy beauteous form en | 
Leave you a-marrowlefs ſkeleton and bare, 5 


Of tortent ruſhing from-defilement's uris, | 
That o'er the'icity's flinty pavement burls, 


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To aid the force of Famine ſharpeſt tooth, _ 
Were I to breath my accents in your ear! 

fail, RoasT Beer! monarch of the feſtive e throng, 
To hungre's bane the ſtrongeſt antidote; & 


Our appetites allay! For, or attended 

By root Hibernian, or plumb-pudding rare, 

Still thou art welcome to the ſocial board. G 
Say, can the ſpicy gales from Orient blow, 


Bruſhes the breeze, with rich perfumes 1 


Of Padolus, that o'er its golden fands 


While they with whetted inſtruments prepare 


And the devouring band, with ſtomachs keen, 
A prey to dunghills, or vexatious ſport 1 0 


So fares it with the man, whoſe pow'rful pelf 


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Of yellow Ceres, till his ſtores decay d, 12 5 

And then (O diſmal tale I) thoſe precious drops . 

Of flatt'ry that bedew'd bis ſpring of fortune, 

Leave the ſad winter of his ſtate ſo falln,' 

Nor nurſe the thorn from which they ne en aber. 

Again to pluck the odour dropping roſe! OY 1 

For thee, Roa Beef! in variegated ſhapes, 30 

Have mortals tod. The ſaiſor ſternly braves 

The ſtrength of Boreas, and exulting ſtands * 

Upon the ſea-waſh'd deck—with hopes inſpir d 

Of yet indulging in thy wiſh'd for ſweets, 

He ſmiles amidſt the dangers that ſurround _— k 

Cheerful he ſteers to cold forbidden clime, ö 

Or to the torrid zone explores h way. 
Be kind, ye Pow'rs! and ſtill propitious ſend 

This paragon of feeding to our halls. bs 

With this regal'd, who would dae with" 

| For tow'ring pyramids ſuperbly crowu d. 

ies, With jellies, ſpllabubs, or ice-creams rare? j 1 | 

wy "Theſe can amuſe the eye, and wwe RE N 0 

4A ſhort-liv'd pleaſure to a palate ſtrangeqm — 4 

| But, for a moment's pleafure, who would vend 

A life-time that would elſe be ſpent in joy 

For hateful Joathings and for gouty rheums, 

Ever preceded by indulg d exceſs |” 4 

Bleſt be thoſe walls where Hozrrratiry | 

And Welcome reign at large! There may yer” 

Of ſocial cheer partake, and love and joy, #E 

Pleaſures that to the human mind convrexx 

Ideal pictures of the bliſs ſupreme : 


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74 _.__ FERGUSSON'S ron. 
But near the gate where parſimony dwells, * 5 Tr 
Where ceremony cool, and brow auſtere, 
Confront the gueſts, ne er let thy foot 3 
For, void of kind benevlence, heav'nly nous 7 
What is life's garden but a devious wild, 

Thro? which the traveller muſt; paſs foto, F 
Unguided by the aid of Friendſhip's.ray ? _ 
Rather, if Poverty hold converſe with-thee, 
To the lone garret's lofty bield aſcend, 
Or dive to ſore. {ad cell; there have <a ; I 
To meagre Mul, where, tho? ſmall. thy .. 
Freedom ſhall wing thee to a purer jo,, 
Than banquets with ſuperfluous dainties _— 
Mix'd with reſerve and coolneſs, can afford. 
But, if your better fortunes have prepar'd 
Your purſe with ducati, and with health e 
Aſſemble, friends l and to the tavern fevights, 
Where the officious-avaiter, bending low. 

Is paſfive to a fault. Then, nor the Signior Grand. 
Or Ruſſia's, Empreſs, figngli iT. 
Can govern with more arbitrary wet 

Ye;who for health, for exerciſe, for air, 
Oft ſaunter from Edina's ſmoke · capt bie. 
And, by the graſſy hill or dimpl'd brook, 
An appetite revive, ſhould (@ft-times, ſtray ,, - 
O'er Arthyr's-/eatis green paſtures, to the town E 
borgen and bone-bridges fam'd.of yore, 


Fan, nnn. OY 


With ſimple fare and vegetable ſwects, R 
Freed from the clamours of the buſy world. | 

Or, if for recreation you ſhould firay © 
To Leithian ſhore, and breathe the keener -raxph 
Wafted from Neptune's empire of _ one 
If appetite invite, - and'caſh prevail, hg 
Ply not your Joints upon the e track, 
Till LAwson, chiefeſt of the Scotiſh hofts! © 
To nimble-footed waiters give command 
The cloth to lay.—InſinQively they come, 
And lo! the table, wrapt in cloudy teams, 
Groans with the weight of the tranſporting fare 
That breathes frankinoenſe on the gueſts around. 

Now, while ſtern Winter holds his frigid ſway, 
And to a period ſpins the cloſing year; 
While feſtivals abound, and fportive hours 
Kill the remembrance of our weaning time, 
Let not Intemperance, deſtructive fiend ! 
Gain entrance to your halls - Deſpoil'd by ye” 
Shall cloyed appetite; forerunner ſad- a 
Of rank diſeaſe, invetꝰ rate claſp db. 4 g 
Contentment ſhall no more be known to ſpread 
Her cherub wings round thy onde happy nee, 


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76 FERGUS ods "POEMS. 
Who conſtant labour o'er confumptive'oil, © 
At midnight knell, to waſh fleep's nightly balm 
From cloſing eye-lids, with the grateful drops 
Of Tz4's bleſt juices; hit th? obſequious lays 
That come not with Parnaſſian honours crown'd, 
To dwell in murmurs o'er your fleepy ſenſe, 
But freſh from Orient blown to chace far off 
Your lethargy, that dormant needles rous d 
May pierce the waving Manta's ſilken folds : 
| For many a dame in chamber fadly pent; 
Hath this reviving limpid call'd to life; 
And well it did, to mitigate the frowns 
Of anger reddening on Lucinda s brow 
With flaſh malignant, that had harbour'd 1 
If ſhe at maſquerade, or play, or batt, 
Appear'd not in her neweft, beft awe. > 
But VEexvs, goddeſs of th' eternal ſmile, 
Knowing that ſtormy brows but ill become 
Fair patterns of her beauty, hath ordain'd 
Celeſtial Tea A fountain that can cure 
The ills. of paſſion, and can free the fair 
From frowns and fighs, by Diſappointment carn'd. ) 
|  _ To. her, ye fair, in adoration bow | | 
F Whether at bluſhing morn, or dewy eve; 
Her ſmaaking cordials greet your fragrant board, 
With Shuſhang, Congo, or coarſe Bohea crown'd. 
At midnight ſkies, ye Mantua-maters, hail 
The ſacred offering For the haughty Belles. 
No longer upbraid your ling' ring hands © 


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That ſweep the ball-room—ſwift they glide er 
And, with their ſailing ſtreamers, catch. the eye 
Of ſome Adonis, mark'd to love a prey» 
Whoſe boſom ne'er had panted with a figh, 
But for the ſilken drap'ries that incloſe 
Graces which nature has by Art conceal d. a 

Mark well the fair! obſerve their modeſt ere, 
With all the innocence of beauty bleſt. 3 
Could Slander o'er that tongue its pow! er retain 2 
Whoſe breath is muſic? Ah, fallacious . 
The ſurface is Ambrofia's mingl'd ſweets; 
But all below is death. At. tea-board met, 
Attend their prattling tongues—they e rail 
Unbounded ; but their darts are chiefly aim d 
At ſome gay Fair, whoſe beauties far eclipſe oy 
Her dim. bcholders—who,, with haggard eyes, 
Would blight thoſe charms where raptures long 5 
In extacy, delighted and ſuffc 0. . (dwelt | 

In vain hath Beasty, with her varied robe, by 4 
Beſtow'd her glowing bluſhes o er her . l 3 
And calbd attendant Graces to her aid, 9 
To blend the ſcarlet and the lilly fair. 
In vain did Venus in her fay'rite N 
Adapt the flender form to Cupid's choice— | F 1 | 
When ſlander, comes, her blaſts too fatal prove; 
Pale are thoſe cheeks where youth and beauty glow'd, 
Where ſmiles, where freſhneſs, and where roles grew: 
Ghaſtly and wan their Gergon picture comes, 
With ev'ry Fury grinning from the looks 
Of frightſul monſter—Envy's billing tongue, 


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7  — "punounzON's roms. 

With deepeſt vengeance wounds, and ev'ry woune | 

With deeper canker, deeper poiſon teems. © 

O GorD! thy luring luftre firſt prevail'd 

On Man to tempt the fretfut winds and waves, 
And hunt new fancies. Still thy glaring form 

Bids Commerce thrive, and o'er the Indian waves, 
O'er-ftemming danger, draw the lab'ring keel 

From China's coaſt to the Britain's colder clime, 
Firaught with the fruits and herbage of their vans 5 
In them whatever vegetable ſprings, 3 
How loathſome and corrupted, triumphs here; 

. The bane of life, of health the ſure decay; 

Vet, yet ye ſwallow, and extoll the draught, 

Tho' nervous ails ſhould ſpring, and n —_—_ 
Our ſenſes and our appetites deſtroy. 

Look round, ye fpplers of the poiſon'd cup 
From foreign plant diſtin'd ! no more repine 

"That Nature, ſparing of her ſacred ſweets, 

Hath doom'd you in a wilderneſs to dwell, 

While round Britannia's ftreame the kindly rears 
Green Sage and Wild Thyme —Thefe were fure decreed 
As plants of Britain to regale her ſons 4 

With native moiſture, more refreſhing ſweet, 

And more profuſe of health and vigour's balm, 

Than all the ſtems that India can boaſt. 


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THE So or FEELING. 


Well! [ proteſt there's 664k and | 
With theſe ſtarch'd ee theſe Max of FzIII NO! 
Erro #0 the Prince of Tunis, 


Mane had ! do ye till combine | 
Againſt this wayward, dreary life of mine! 
Has pityleſs Oppreffion—(cruet caſe!) 
Gain'd ſole poſſeſſion of the human race? 
By eruel hands has ev'ry virtue bled, | 
And innocency from men to vultures fled! 
Thrice happy had I liv'd in Jewiſh time, 
When ſwallowing pork or pig was thought a crime 
My huſband long had bleſt my longing arms, 
Long, long had known Love's ſympathetic charms! 
My children too—a little ſuckling race, | 
With all. their father growing in their face, 
From their prolific dam had neꝰ er been torn, 
Nor to the bloody ſtalls of butchers'borne. 

Ah! Luxury! to you my being owes 
Its load of miſery—its load of woes! 
"With heavy heart I faunter all the day, 
Gruntle and murmur all my hours away! 
In vain I try to fummon old Deſire, 
For fav'rite ſports—for wallowing in the mire: 
Thoughts of my huſband—of my children Dain, 
Turn all my wonted pleaſure into pain? | 


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Oft did his luſty head defend my tail 
From the rude whiſpers of the angry gale; 
While neſe-refreſbing puddles ftream'd noo By 
And floating odours hail'd the dung-rlad ground. 
Near by a ruſtie mill*s inchanting clack, 7237 
- Where plenteous buſhels load the pea/ant's back, 
In fraw-crown'd hoveh, there to life we came, 
One boar our father, and one ſou our dam: 
While tender infants on their mother's ban, 
A flame divine on either ſhone confeſti; 
In riper hours Love's more than ns. 
Inkindled all his paſſion, all his praiſe ! 
No deadly, ſinful paſſion fir'd his ſoul, _ 

. Firtue o'er all his actions gain'd controul! W 
That cherub which attracts the female heart, 
And makes them ſooneſt with their beauty part, 

Attracted mine I gave him all my love, 
In the receſſes of à verdant groves . | 
Twas there I liſt'ned to his warmeſt rows, 
Amidſt the pendant melancholy boughs; 
*T'was there.my truſty lover ſhook for me; Bi 
A ſhow'r of acorns from the oalen tree; 0 51 
And from the teeming earth, with joy, mee out 
The root ſalubr ious with his hardy ſnout. 
But happineſs, a floating meteor thou! | . , 
That ill inconftant art to man and ſow, -...; 
Leſt us in gloomieſt horrors to xelide, | jdtuod'[ 
Near by the deep-dꝝ d. /anguinary, tides, No in n 
Where whetting ea prepares the butch xing knives, 
With greater eaſe to take the harmleſs lives, . OM 


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Of coc, and calves, and ſeep, and bog) who tary 5 
The bite of bull dogs, that incefſant tear * 
Their fleſh, and keenly ſuck the blyod-fiilling ear! 
At length the day, th' eventfm day drew near, 
Deteſted cauſe of many a briny tear! I 
PII weep till ſorrow ſhall my eye-lids 0s 
A tender huſband, and a brother ſlain! - 
Alas ! the lovely languor of his eye, 1 
When the baſe murd'rers bore him captive 71 
His mournful voice! the muſic of his groans, . 
Had melted any hearts—but hearts of ſtones! 
O! had ſome angel at that inſtant come, | 
Giv'n me four nimble fingers and a thumb, 
The blood · ſtain'd blade 1'd'turn'd upon his foe, 
And ſudden ſent him to the ſhades below—' 
Where, or Pythagoras” opinion jeſts | 
Beaſts are made butcherz—butchers chang'd 9 E 
In early times the law had wiſe decreed, A I 
For human food but reptiles few ſhould bleed; 
But monſtrous man, ſtill erring from the laws, 
The curſe of heaven on his banquet draws! 
Already has he drain'd the marſhes dry 
For frogs, new emblems of his luxur ß; ©? 
And ſoon the toad and lizard will eome home, 
Pure victims to the hungry glutton's womb: - © 
Cats, rats and mice, their deſtiny may mourn, . 
In time their carcaſſes on ſpits muſt turn; 
They may rejoice to-day—while I refign - 
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\ Tranſmit her numbers to ioelining ears. 


O''er the bleſt floods that waſh our mal REI af 
And view the wonders of the deep profound, 
While now the weſtern breeres reign ee 118 
And Boreas, ſleeping in his iron cave, 


Wuile the hoarſe boatfwains's pipe ſhrill ſounding fat, 
"Calls all the tars to action. Hardy s ? 


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Of ftillneſs*ab4 of Aoth':'and hear, O wig 
In heav'n yclept Phaſure : from e eee 
Effulgent ſend a heav'nly radiant beam, 
That, cheer'd by thee, the Maſe may bend her way; 
For from u eartMly flight the builds her ſong, | | 
But from the boſom of green'Neptune's main 
Would fain emerge, and under Phebe's reigns ways! fot 


Now when the choiring fongſters quit the gone 
And ſolemn ſounding whiſpers eee e 
To Meditation ſacred, let me roum 


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To wake new tempeſts and inſwell new ag 
And now Faveriys wings the ates 1005 
The willing 'eahvae, ſwelling wich the breene, 
Oives life and motion to our bounding pr -w, 


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Who ſhudder not at li N Gevouring ale, 
But ſmile amidſt the tempeſt-ſaunding jars, 
Or *mid'ſt the hollow thusders of the war: 2 
Freſh ſprung from Greenland: a cold, they RO 
The happier. elimez the bock NGOS „ 
That cite re eee e veins... * | 
Hard change, alas, eee 9a nt/raf 7 
Inſtant ta plunge to the ſevereſt ray 16 
That burning Degaſar or bright picks rs 1 
Like comet whirling thro” th;;etheriat vad. 
Now they are redden d with the eee 
Now froze and tortur d with th frigid une. 


6 Thrice happy Britons! whoſe eee 
Can face all elimes, all tempeſts, and all ſeas. ok 
2 Theſe are the ſons that check the growing war; 


Theſe are the ſons that hem Britannia round 
From ſudden innovation; awe the ſher es 


4% And: make. their droopipg;pendants bail, her queen 

=o: And miſtreſs of the globe,—They guard our bed 
8 x While fearleſs we enjoy ſecure'repoſe,. + 
55 pe And all tbe. bleſſings of a hounteous ſæ . 


To them in fev rom adoration bend. 
Ve faſhionꝰd Mararonies /' whoſe bright blades. | 
Were never dimm ti ar ſtainꝰd in ant io. er 
But ſtill bang dangling at your feeble thigb, 

While thro? the Malton Park you en aways | 213 
Or thro the drauing · room on tiptos del. 


On poop aloft, to mate laid along, 


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Cheer him with happy ſmiles, e u ao! 514 
When Fortune with a ſourer aſpe& grins. q 

| The pleaſures, ah! how'few !—Now fille the tio 
And all the radiance of the heav'ns deſſow'r. 

Lo, Boreas ftcals, and tears him from the yard, 


So ſuffers. Virtue. When in her fair form 
Tue ſmalleſt flaw is found, the whole decays. 


And ſpread her naked pinions to the blaſt : 


Tin Death, the ghaſtly monarch, ad the ewe | 


To mariners bewilder'd acts the part 


With kindly radiance to their deſtin'd port. 


Were an uncomfortable mazy-flood. - ve 
No guidance then would rates gan,” 


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Has bay'd the ratling thunder, tell's his tale” . N 
Of dangers, ſieges, and of battles dire 


Ah! how unſtable are the joys of life! 
With viſage mild, and now the thunders ſhake, . 
Throꝰ che {mall op'nings of the mainſail broad. 


Where long and laſting he has play'd his part! 


In vain ſhe may implore with peteous eye, 


A reputation maim'd finds no repair, 


And now we gain the May, whoſe midnight light 
Like veſtal virgins off ringe undecay d, 


Of ſocial Friendſhip, guiding thoſe who err 
Thanks, kindeſt Nature l for thoſe floating gems, 
Thoſe-green-grown iſles, with which you laviſh ftrew 
Great Neptune's empire. But for thee i the main 
No reſting-place would crown the mar'ner's ms, 


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To ſearch new wonders.—Here the Yinlar ares” 
Teem with new freſhneſs, and regale our fight 


TY With caves that antient Time, in days of no” 4b 0 
15101 Sequeſter'd for the haunt of Druid Honey” 1 05 
7 There to remain in ſolitary cell, 25 4 wil 

Beyond the pow'r of mortals to dijoin 4 K 

From holy meditation. Happy no © 0 

To caſt our eyes around from ſhore to bee, 0 
While by the oozy caverns on the ben 

| We wander wild, and liſten to the roar” N 
W 14 Of billows murm' ring with inceſſant noiſmmm. 


W And now, by Fancy led, we wander willen 
Is Where o'er the rugged ſteep the buried dead 

Remote lie anchor'd in their parent-mould ; 

Where a few fading willows point the ſtate 

Of man's decay. Ah, Death! * | 

Whether we ſeek the buſy and the gay, 1 8 

The mourner or the joyful, there art — | 

No diſtant iſle, no ſurly ſwelling furge, | 

E'er aw'd thy progreſs, or controul'd thy\ſway, 

To bleſs us with that comfort, length of _ 

By all aſpir'd at, but by few attain d. 
To Fife we ſteer, of all beneath the fun ; 

The moſt unhallow'd midſt the Scotian plains? 

And here, ſad emblem of deceitful times! 

Hath ſad Hypocriſy her ſtandard borne. _ 

Mirth knows no reſidenee, but ghaſtly Fear eat 

Stands trembling and-appall'd. at airy op 

Once, only once] Reward it, ne. 

1 Hoſpitality „ Og en 3 1 


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„„ - r2n6uON's yours, | 
And winning ſmile, cheer: the deſerted ba, ERS we 
Y . elſe had languiſh'd for the bleſt return 5 
Okt beauteous day, to diſſipate the clouds. . 
Oft endleſs night, and ſuperſtition wild, 
1 That conſtant hoyer o'er. the dark . 
O happy Lotbian I Happy. thrice ber fons1. 
Who ne'er yet ventur'd. from the ſouthern "FN 
/ To tempt Misfortune on the Fifan coaſt 
Again with thee weidwell and tafte thy joys,  - 
” Where Sorrow reigns not, and where ev'ry gale 
1 Is fraught with fullneſs, bleſt with living hope, Ne 
That fears no canker from the year's decay, 


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8 len the conrtiers offended hovld be; | 7 1 5 
. . DR FA 5 2 When you mention vice or bribe, . | 1 

5 85 Tis ſo pat to all the tribe, = 80 1 55 
| Each a It x was levell'd at me. 25 


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115 For e a eld inhoſpitable clime, l 
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They. ſnake its foliage, crop her growing ; wings, 
That with the plumes of virtue ee 
And all the follies of the age explore. 
But ſhould old Grub her rankeſt venom pour, 
And ev'ry virtue with a vice deflow'r, ; 
Her verſe is ſacred, Fuſtices agree,— K 
Ev'n Fuftice Fielding figns the wiſe deere. 
Let fortune-dealers, wiſe predictors i tell 
From what bright planet Juice Fielding fell; 
Auguſta trembles at the awful name; 
The darling tongue of Liberty is tame, 
Baſely confin'd by him in Newgate chains, 
Nor dare exclaim how harſtly Fielding reigus. 
In days when ev'ry mercer has his ſcale 
To tell what pieces Jack, how few prevail! 
I wonder not the low-born'menialtrade ©: 
By partial Fuftice has afide been laid; 1 
For ſhe gives no difcount for Virtue: worn, mY 1 
Her aged joints are without merey torn. "ys 
In vain, O Gar 1 thy muſe explor' th nl 


Of Vore to baniſh the Italian lay, + 4,72 


Gave homely numbers ſweet, tho” warmly ae 0 1 

The Britz/h chorus bleſt the happy ſong: 

Thy manly voice and Albion's then were l 

Felt by her ſons, and by her ſong rever 2? 

Eunchs, not men, now bear aloft the 8 a 

And o'er our ſenſes pour lethargic balm. 
The Stage the trueft mirror is of life; 11 


9 paſſions there revolve in active ſtrife; —4 
1 Hz Each 


us FERGUSSON'S -POEMS. | 
Fach character is there diſplay'd to view; 141 
Each hates his own, tho? well affur'd tis "Ig 
No marvel then that all the world ſhould own, 
In Peachum's treach'ry Juice Fielding known, 
Since thieves fo common are, and, Juſtice, den 
Thieves to the galloaus for reward purſu. 
Had Gar by writing rous'd the ſtealing trade, 
You'd been leſs active to ſuppreſs your rw ; 4 6 
For, truſt mel when a robber loſſes ground, 5 
You loſe your living with your forty Pound. 1 
was Woman firſt that ſnatch'd the lurißg hit 
The tempter taught her to tranſgreſs and eat; 
Tho' wrong the deed, her quictricompundiion wy 
| She baniſh'd Avan from an age of geld. | 
When women now tranſgreſs fair Virtue's rules, 
8 Men are their-pnpils, and the ſtews their ſchools; 
From fimplegwh=d-—m-greater fins began 
| To ſhoot, to biaom, to center all in wan: 
Footpads on Hounfloav. flouriſh: here to-dayy 
The next old; Tyburn-\weeps them all away; 
For woman 's faulte, the cauſe of ev'ry ae 
len robb'd and murder d, thieves at ne. 
In panting breaſts to raiſe the fond alarm, 
. Make females in the cauſe of Virtue warm, WR . 
Gay has compar'd them to the ſummer flow's, nh 
The boaſt and glory of an idle hour; | 
When cropt it falls, ſhrinks, withers, and d decays, 
And to oblivion dark configns its days. 
'Hath this a pow'r to win the female Wee I 
Back from its vice, from virtue ne er to part: 
aa „ YH © It 


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_ FBRGYSSON'S- POBMY, Ks | 
It fo the wayward virgin will reſtore, "ay oÞ 
| And murders, rapes, and-planders'be no more. 
Theſe were the lays of him who virtue os: 
Rever'd her dictates, and — 
No idle theoriſt in her ſtainlefs ways, 
Be gave the pe e Nie 
O Sueenferry! his beſt and earlieſt 8 .* 
ALL that his wit or learning could commandè 
| Beſt of patrons ! the Muſe's only pride! 
still in her pageant ſhalt thou frſt preſide : 
No idle pomp that riches can procureec, 
Sprung at a ſtart, and faded in an hour, 
But pageant, laſting as the uncropt ba: 
That verdant triumphs with the Muſe of Gar. 


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10 D SAnbgl J0hNSON 
Food for a new, Edition of his DICTIONARY. . 5 


Let Wilkzs and Cnun ent riſe? no more, 


Tho! ſcarce proviſion, learing's good; tio otha 
What can theſe hungries ne 3 
E'en Sanz Joun 0 


GREAT pedagdgue, whoſe literarian lor, 
With /llable and liable We en 
To tranſmutate and varify, bas learn d Kh 
The whole revolving ſcientific names 

That in the alphabetic columns lie, | 
Far from the n of n ſhapes ; 


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As we, who never can peroculate 9 121.28 
The miracles by thee Ain d 8 bs. be 

The · Muſe Mt eng with woath aperty 

Would give vibration to ſtagnatie tongue, e 
And loud encomiate thy püiſſant name, 

Eulogiated from the green decline 
Of Thames's bank to Scoticanian ſhores, = 
Where Loch-lomendian liquids undulizee. 

| __ To meminate thy name in after times, e 

Tue mighty Mayor of each regalian town N 

| Shall confignate thy work to parchment fair IL 

In roll burgharian, and ——— * „ £9211 

Shall fumigate with fumigation une e 

' Scotland, from perpendicularian hill es, 
Shall emigrate her fair uitonian "= 
Which late had there in pedeſtration walk'd, 

And v'er her airy heights perambuliz'd. 

Oh, blackeſt execrations on thy 3 
Edina ſhameleſs! tho he came 8 
The bounds of your Notation 5 tho! pinoy, 

His honorifie name, you noted not, „ 

But baſely ſuffer d him to chariotiae mY 
Fear from your tow'rs, with ſmoke that mubilte 

Nor drank one amicitial fwelling A 

To welcome him convivial. Bailzes all! 

With rage inflated, catenations * Lr, Ae A 

Nor ever after you be vinculiz'd, ', © 9 ä 

Since you that ſociability denied 

To him _ Pre na pov * 


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| 4 Words can prolongate, and inſwell his page 


"ith what in others to a line scon. 


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Welcome, thou verbal potentate and prinee! 


To hills and vallies, where emerging ate 
From earth aſſuage our pauperty to bay, 
And bleſs thy name, thy dictionarian ſkill, 
Which there definitive will ſtill remain, 


And oft be ſpeculiz'd by taper blue, 


While youth /udentious turn thy folio page. 


Have you as yet, in per*patetic mood, 
Regarded with the texture of the eye 
The cave cavernich, where fraternal bard, 
Churchill, depicted pauperated ſwains, 


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With thraldom and bleak want reducted ſore; 


Where nature, coloriz'd, ſo coarſely fades, 
And puts her ruſſet paf phernalia on ? 

Have you as yet the way explorified 

To let lignarian chalice, ſwell'd with ae, 
Thy orifice approaeh? Have you as yet, 
With ſkin freſh rubified by ſcarlet ſpheres,  -. 
A pply*'d brimflonic unction to your hide, 8 | 
To terrify the /alamangrian fire - 7 
That from involuntary digits aſæs | 
The ſtrong allaceration-?—Or.can. you ſwill 
The u/quebalian flames of wwhi/ty blue 

In fermentation ſtrong ?' Have you applied 


The kelt acrian to your Anglian thighs, - + 


And with renunciation afſigniz'd 


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Your breeches in Londona to be ae Fo 
Can you, in frigor of Highlandian ky, 1 185 


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On heathy ſummits take nocturnal reſt? ?? 
It cannot be=-You may as well deſire 
An hiderman leave plumb+puddenian ſtore, 
And ſcratch the tegument from pottage diſh, | 


As bid thy-countrymen, and thee conjoin'd, + 


Forſake ſtomachic joys: Then hie you home, 
And be a maleontent, that naked hinds, irt 
On lentiles fed, can make your kingdom quake, 
And tremulate old England libertiz'd! : 


_ . CHARACTER. os A FRIEND, 
In an EPITAPH avhich he defired the Author to write. 
UNDER this tart, to moulc' ring earth conſign'd, 

Lies he, who once was fickle as the wind. n 

Alke the ſcenes of good and ill he knew, 

From the chaſte temple to the lewdeſt bew. [2 

Virtue and vice in him alternate reign'd z 

That fill'd his mind, and this his pocket ann. 

Tin in the conteſt they fo ſtubborn grew, 

Death gave the parting blow, and both wit 


rew. 


PL o GU E. 


| Spoken & Mer WiiS0; ut the Theatre-Rejal; in the. 
N | Charatter of 'an'EnnnurCH Buck. 


YE who oft finiſh care in Lethie's cup, 
Who love to ſwear, and roar and we, it up, 


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L Liſt to @ brother's voice, whoſe "+". „ 
18 feep all day, and riot all the night. N 
Laſt night, when potent draughts of mellow wine 
Did fober reaſon; into wit renne 
When luſty Bacchu: had contriv?d to * | 24 
The ſullen yapours from our ſhallow ar e 
We ſallied forth (for Valour's dazzling ſun 7 
Up to his bright meridian had run); 1 bak 
And like renowned Quixotte and his "gs 
Spoils and adventures were our fate defire, + 
_ Firſt we approach'd a ſeeming: ſober dame, 
. Preceded by a lanthorn's pallid flame, 
Borne by a livry'd puppy's ſervile "OY o att wal 
| The ſlave obſequidus of her ſtern command. 
Curſe on thoſe cits, faid I, who dare we $131] 
Our ſtreets at midnight with a ſaber face Want? 
Let never tallow chandler give them light., 
To guide them thro? the dangers of the night. 
The valet's cane we ſnatch'd, and, damme[ 1 
Made the frail lanthorn on the pavement lie. 
The guard, ſtill watchful of the lieges' harm, | 
With flow pac'd motion ſtalk'd at the alarm. 
Guard, ſeize the rogues } the angry madam ww. 4 
And all the guard with feze ta rogue reply d. 
As in a war, there's nothing judF'd ſo right 
1 As a concerted and prudential ffight; 
1 So we, from guard and ſcandal to be freed, 
Left them the field; and burial of the dead. 
Next we-approach'd the bounds of George's ſquare, 
leſt-place ! No watch, no conſtable, eomes there. 
3 EN | | _ Now 


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8 vnebssbn's youns, a 
Now had they borrow'd Angus eyes who ſav us, 
All was made dark and deſblate as chaos: 
Lamps tumbl'd after lamps, and loft there luſtres, 
Like doomſday, when the ſtars ſhall fall in cluſters. 
Let fancy paint what daztling glory grew 
From chnyſtal gems, when Phœbus came in view; 
Each ſhatterd orb ten thouſand fragments mann | 
And a new ſun in ev'ry fragment ſhews. 
Hear then, my Bucks! how drunken fate decreed us 
For a nocturnal viſit to the Meadows, 15 {> 
And how we, vab'rous champions! durſt engage 
O deed unequall'd both the Bridge and Cage; 
The rage of per lous winters which had ſtood, 
This 'gaĩnſt the wind, and that agaiuſt the flood]; (eꝰer, 
But what nor wind, nor flood, nor heav'n could bend 
We tumbl'd down, my Bucks, and made ſurrender. 
What are your far-fam'd warriors to us, 
„Bout. whom hiſtorians make ſuch mighty fuſs ; 
Poſterity may think it was unco mmm 
That Troy ſhould be pillag'd for a woman; | 
But ours your ten years ſieges will excel, 
And juſtly be eſteem'd the nonpareil. © | 
Our cauſe is lighter than a dame's betrothing, 
For all map gy rig ag eee 


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| Fond Szrephon, once a ſhepherd gay, 


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16 And thus addreſs'd. bis plaintive lays 480 


* How can thy breaſt relentleſs beer 


i Come ſmiling like the morn in Mays... — 


N AMIDST : a roſy bank of 8 | 
Young Damon moutn* d his forlorn fates 


FERGU sson's 1 


« O Julia! more than lily fair, | „ f 
% More blooming than the budding roſe, 


« A heart more: hou: Mao winter's N 15 50 5 
« Yet nipping Witwer keeneſt fat wen 73 

« But for a ſhort-liv'd'ſpact prevails; " {tee 
60 Spring- time returns and cheers each ſpray, | 

« Scented with Flora's fragrant gales. . 
46 Come, Julia, come, thy love obey, 5 

«© Thou miſtreſs of angelic charms! _ 


And by in thy Strephon N Ange OE Ve 
U. of id 11er 
« Elſe bt! bo the fiend Deſpair 
% He'll court ſome ſolitary grove, 


N * a "ho 5 4 f » * 5 * 271 „ 
Were mortal foot did/h&er repair, 


« But ſwains oppreſs'd by hapleſs lor. 
From the once pleafing rural thronngg * 
* Remoy'd, heil thro? the deſart fray, 1 
«© Where Philomela's mournful ſong 
Shall join his melancholy lay.“ 


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And breath'd eh, kate. bag 44. 


Gay Joy no more hall cheer his Wade vt 

; No wanton ſports can ſoothe his care, CN IBF uh 

Since ſweet Amanda prov'd.unkind,-:-- | 
And left him full of black e, 


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His looks that were as . morn. 1 : 
Can now no longer ſmiles impar t: 


| _ penſive ſoul, on ſadneſs born, 9 
Is rack'd and torn by Cupid's dart. „„ 


Turn, fair Amanda! cheer your Vai, 


2 Range every charm to eaſe FRE pain 4 i; } Dp. nd 


EPITAPH ON. GENERAL "WOLFE: 
IN worth exceeding, and in vittue great, n 


Words would want force his actions to relate. 5 5 105 

Silence, ye bards ! eulogiums vain forbear, SORE 

It is enough to ſay govt WouFE lies bene. 5 

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EPIGRAM on the n numerous EPITAPH8 for General 
Worrs; for the beſt of which a Premium of One 
Hundred Pounds was' promiſed. | 

TRE Muſe, a ſhameleſs mercenary 1 Tai A 

Has now aſſum'd tlie arch-Fangue'd lawyer s 77 3 

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m WoL rv's deſerving. praiſes filent ſhe... . 
Till flatter'd with the proſpect of a fe. 


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On ſeeing STANZAS addMeſſfd to Mrs HAATTEZV Comm * 
Sueen of Score... 
HARTLEY reſembles Scotland's Queen, | 
Some bard enraptur'd cries z | JE i. OH 3 2 e 
A flattering bard he is, 1 ween, 2 fo ogy eil 
Qr-elſe the PainTzk LIS. 


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On ſeeing a Lavy paint berfelfi 

WHEN, by ſome miſadventure kan 
The banker hath his fortune loſt, - % N fy ol MY 
Credit his inſtant need ſupplies, W 4 
And for a-moment blinds our eyes; 1 2 
So Delia, when her beauty's non, 3 
Trades on a bottom not her own,, * „„ 
And labours to eſcape detection, = "RR 


By putting on a falſe complexion. _. a | 
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On. being afted which of three 810 1.5 was the Ga 
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WHEN' Paris gave his voice, in Ida's grove, 
Far: the reſiſtleſs. Venus, queen of love, 
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Twas no great taſæ We e ee r 
Where ſhe alone was exquiſitely: far; Nn 11411 


But here what could his ableſt judgment teach, 
When wiſdom, power, and beauty reign in each; 


The youth, nomplus d behbv'd to join with me, 
And. ee had Fs * Oh - 0 


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orf. Death of Mr Thomas LANCASHIRE, Comedian, 


Aras, poor Tom ! how oft, with merry beart, 
Have we beheld thee play the Sexton's part. 
Each comic heart muſt now be griev'd to ſee 
The Sexton's dreary part perform'd on thee. 


Feu = ee: 


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BEI G6 R. AM, Nt MA "70 # 
On ſeeing Scales Hd in Mason Loves, | 


Wur mould the brethren met in Lodge 5 . 
* Adopt ſuch aukward meatutes, 
Jo ſet their ſcales and weights to 1m Nt. 


The value of their treaſures ?: 
44/1 n nl HOES 
The law laid down from age to age, . 225 N 1 
How can theg. well o ercome ite . 
For it forbids them to engage - 
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Wu ſober folks, in humble proſe, Je Im vant ; 
Eftate, and goods, and gear diſpoſe, D 15716 eglast E120 
A poet ſurely may diſperſe Mo anda; dow , 
His moveables in doggrel verſe 3 5 0. £247 * val on 


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And fearing death my blood will faſt an t 36 a 


T hereby conſtitute my laſt PO! eo ratio 2 311736 Dad 
Then «<wvi? y- me to have made vet" 42511020 yarn off 
To Nature my poetic lore; e E UG OT. 
To her I give and grant the abe © 24663 Off ve 
Of paying to the bards who ticed «0 v0 14.6 
As many talents as ſhe gave, EM 4404434Q:6Þ 
When I became the Muſe? 8 Nave.' og Howl BT 
Thanks to the god, who made me pool! 4496 M0 | 
No lukewarm friends moleſt my door, e 7 4 


For being legatee or heir: „ 8 Hat n ali 0 G 
Of this ſtamp none will ever Dey 5 06 zit 1 wt baA 
The youth that's favour'd by Apollo. Ln ein T6 2 5 

But to thoſe few who know my _ baute * "Ml 
Nor thought a Poet a Friend di race, N wk. 4a 4 24 
The following trifles T bequeathe, © #4 rana oY | 
And leave them with my kindeſt breath; ae 
Nor will I burden them with payment "AVE LANG nA 
Of debts incurr d, or coffin raiment „ id bs 16% 
As yet twas never my intent” ii "27 8ad e * 74 


To paſs an Iriſh compliment. % $1200 978 44.17 2A 


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100 FERGUSSON'S 'POBMS.. | 

To Jam Ra“, who oft joco/us 

With me 9: Bhd Whg rc uhh "of 

I leave my $NUFF-BOX. to regale 

His ſenſes after drowſy meal, oY 1 | 

And wake remembrauce ofia friend” 

Who lov'd him to his latter end: . 

But if this pledge ſhou'd make him forrys. 

And argue like memento mori, 

He may bequeath't mong ſtubborn fellows... 

To all the finer feelings callous, 

Who thinks that parting breath's a ſheexe · 

To ſet ſenſations all at eaſe. 1 
To Oriruan rf, my friend, I legate; 8 

Thoſe ſcrolls poetic which he may get, 

With ample freedom to corre 

| Thoſe writs I ne*er could retroſpect. 

Win power to him and his ſucceſſion. 

| To print and ſell a*new:impreffion;. 

Aud here I fix on Offan's bead _ 

| A domicile for Doric reed, 

= With as much power ad Mu/c bana. | 

As I in propria penen s. 

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= Outſtanding debts to crave and aſk ;. 
And that my Myſe be may not dub ili, 

For loading him with ſo much trouble, 

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| His paſſions to the bow! or fock, ” Senne rm w&P 


For love to thee, and to the ning 
Be my immortal — 5790] De 
Here may you thro” the alleys turn, > bn 
Where Falſtaff laughs, where heroes mourn, 1 NN 
And boldly catch the glowing fire Yo 101 2 


That dwells in raptures on his Iyre. pot \ 


Now at my dirge (if dirge there d 
Due to the Muſe and pobtry | 1 1 ee 


Let Hure HO “* attend, for none is - vid e 


More fit to guide the ceremonies; oo 2: 07 
As I in health with him would often 
This clay-built manfiori waſh and ſoften, t 36H 
So let my friends with him partke 24 
The gen'rous wine at dirge or wake. 

And I conſent. to regiſtration © > »ni" fob 61 


Of this my will for preſer vation, K 


That patent it may be, and ſeen ws o6T 

In WaLTtr's Weekly 8 Do 
Witneſs whereof, theſe to 5 & 
By William Nair, the public notar, > et: nwT 
And for the tremor of my hand, 
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To make parade at Faller Daun,, 251011: get iI 
I there, for certain weighty eaufes; +! ow) wo 1 
Produc'd fome kind/bequeathing clauſers itt - 7: ft 


And left to friends (as dis the cuſtom voy em 9a f 


With nothing till our death t0 rug em): &1 anon if 
Some tokens of a pure regard. © 1+ viblod br A 
e ee liv/& and died a Bard. 
If poverty has any erim⁴§!ẽ et 
Teaching mankind the eee wild 61 att 
©" Then, by theſe preſents, know: all mortal · 
Who come within the eee <7 19/64 1} Hr 
„That I approve my will afore aid, 
But think that cache ith be oa. N 
Aa only now would humbly! ſeek - worm vo 194. os 
The liberty to add and eik 711 f 1 of os, n 89291 NT 
To teſt' ment which alyeady: made deen Niro 1 8 
Aud duly regiſter'd, gs fail .. 
To TuLL&CnF, Wh. in-kind! compaſtiong.< +117" 
Departed from the com We nr N nl 
Aud gave to me, he mir pb it en ni 
"Two flaſks of port upon my credit zj: vo 
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A his of ruddy moiſture meres mid ed hi prbs 
Nor let him to ctmplain begin, 
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And give his work a ſmartet reliſh. mn 1a, 10 
For prints and frontiſpieces hind dos & 
Our eyes to ſtationary wind es,, 1 | Hh. 
As ſuperfluities'm'cloaths © van psf Poo lt 
Set off and fignalize the beaux's nn do © 
Not that I think in readers ,jẽẽxά 14 12 Lin 
My viſage will be deenvd!: à prize; ent 1 work E 
But works that others; would out-M⏑,t FF,w « 
At glaring copperplates-eannive alljagçg,σœ ͤ gr of 
And prints do well with him that ed is f $9545 i 7% 


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A Nzwron or a Jamie H / ids ts ot 

Nor would I recommend to 3 44 wad MN 

This ſcheme of copperplates to alter, » 

Since others at the ſamen prices uh 7 

Propoſe to give a diſh that nice is 

Folks will defert his ordinary, A 

Unleſs, like theirs, his diſmes vary | | 

To WIr IIAUSoU , and his reſetters, 

Diſperſing of the burial letters, 

That they may pats with little coſt 

Fleet on the wings of Penny-Poſt 5 

Always providing and declaring, . _. iy 4 

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Geordie 4nd: Dante, an rlogoy tc the mene of 
Froſeſſor Wilkie 19d NI get) 47g 
[Elegy on the Death of Mr David Gregory v0 0 00 09 
\The Daft days ; | StRomIinio71 61 n oo 
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Ode to Horror 11093910 Live 1 e ene g no 119 


t to Diſappointment | | 2 Na(T 5» Thr 
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Epigram erer . , e ne Had 
%a beautiful family of children 1 17920 N 125 


iThe Vanity of Human Wiſhes; an” Megy an thi d. 'T 
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Than Will and Sane thought they!Twrolfght eneügh, 
And los chert fafr top owfettifiae the Pleugn: 


Before they cad their den u te Win 
The lade e dA Ef Ut Wet igt Wein bo Fun: 
To the ſtiff ſturdy ar tliey Kum ther backs, Bam, 
While honeſt Sandy this begins the rückt: 
San. Ainee 1 cer best the TayerocK's meinte 


F favoonil 16t yh 1907 Dro wor 
And liſtem te the'Ukttering yowdfpinkes note; * [ 
Aince I<ould Wulle chntily in they; ,n 
To owſeh;; *as"tHhey tia my rügtzit clay by ungut! 9 wa 
But now F Wot' dds leſve maiſt lend my lugs won zus 
To tuneleſt püddbeke Ervating f“ the bogey ; 

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To ſowfia tue MI eee los 160 ie! 2c .. 


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FERGUSSON'S vonne. 


Wil. Foul fü me zif you prideſ had ua been 
Nae langer bygane than fin' Hallow-c'en, 5 
I cov'd hae tell'd you but awarlock's art, iy | 
That ſome daft lyghtlyin quean had ſtow'n your „ 
Our beiflies here will takdheire'eding pluck, /, 
An' now ſin! Jock's gane hame the byres to __ 
Fain would I houp my friend will be inclin'd 
To gie me a' the ſecrets o his mind: | 
Hehl Sandie, lad, = OR 
That you to'whiftle he er will crook your mou. 
San. Ab! Willie, Willie, I may date my wae. 
Frae what betedl me 1 bri day; þ oy 
ee in which our hands n 
Were knit „eee bands 3, 9 2 * 
_ Sin that L thrave fac ill, in troth I fane,% . 


- Some fiend or fairy, nae fac. very chaney, Hi nxt 11 
| Bea ion oh by pauby e eee, 
lr wed this fliting-fary, of a woman. n yo03 5 31 
pgs Mil. Ahl. Sandie, aften hae I heard you tell. 500 5 
(gs eee eee eee Ri 29 Th 


Pans re paces 4 1 9 
You ca'd her ay ſac innocent, ſac young, *- | 
I thought the kent na how to ufe her tongue. | 
Fan. Before 1 married ben El tak wy n, Ty K 
Her tongue was never. louder than her breath; of 
But now its turn d ſac ſouple and ſac bauld, © 
That Job bimfell could ſcarcely 'thole the Gand. ＋ 
Wil. Lat her yelp on, n 


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Sit down and blaw your pipe; nor fauſſi your thumb, 


An' theres my hand ſneꝰH tire} and ſoon fing dumb; 


gooner mou d Winter's cald confine the ſe, 


An' lat the dme; eItονον bürus vim free:n: 10 


Sooner at Fule- Any mall the birt be dr et, 
Or birds in ſapleſdtuſſes big their neſt t.. 
Before a tongue woman's if pee 
Shou'd ever be à tauſe to danton we 

San. MWeel cou'd I this abide, but oh! I fear 


My kirnftaf now tande gizzen'd/at the door, 
My cheeſe-rack toom that ne er was toom before) 
My ky may no rin rowtin' to the hill, Na 


And on the naked yird theis milkneſs pi?! 
She ſeenil lays her hand upon if ons es 


Neglects the xebbuck . and forgets the kirny ©! 
I vow my hair-mould milk would'peifou dogs, / 


Before the ſeed i ſell'd my ferra 6 ]] 51 


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An' wi' the profit coft a ſtane 0 N 7 


I thought, by prigginꝰ; that ſhe might haue ſpuůn 
A plaidie, light, to ſoreen me frae the ſun n 
But tho? the filler'&ſeant; the cleedin” d,ỹ tx 
She has na cad about'a:wheebthe ehr 
Laſt ouk but ane Has frat ham u n > 711 260 
I» a threave or twa o bedding' Rus 
O' ilka thing the woman had her WI. 


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Do what ſhear; or be g oud' he please, 
Ne'er mynd her flytes: hut ſet your heart ut eaſe- 


4 museen 202M8; 
But byn,awa!-te Edivhrabgh Au d ſhes © 16:14, 0 
To get a makiag e der fate tea bam 159 
And tauſe 1 leſt her naeqhe wWeary cli % 18 
38 the very trnuchera ftae my bikes f A 
Wil, Her tea alk + ow di{hetide t voſtly gear, 8 


. or them thatzevtrwad:the priceotifpearods1sl fn. | 


Sin' my aulil-gbted<t:fiththiaaridikneng „ 120002 
Fouk had na {@andithb; lidieshwblareit grew. b 20 
I mind myſell, its hne eng: fn} eff © 550151 


0 Whan Antie Marion did eber ſumaak tyhey'r h 110/12 
Oy Thats, bus gard}nerceanie:ftap'dffpticrbugs .. 


n' ga'e herites/ tdftack-baovay'o idnoge 2d 00) 11D 

” San Wbzwiülka herd far cauld his fingers rubs, 1 
Art cakes dee are fern mpelithedabay;t N 
At morning, hun frae plane on fauld.d gome,! 1M 
PII ſee a geek riſintz fad mapilums/ 50 no baA 


An' ablins think geget aantin bnd, ] 2:2 
| To ſley werf and toſt me e: 


Nut whagob enn moe in, m yrtm wor | 
If I weelfardlyzfpeompulineditattbſianes! n= ti 4 
She round the ingle u. hen zit mers ſds f „ 


Crammin? their gabbles Net wireſt bite / . 


Whilauhr guiledaan: out-byimava fbi, erfand 
Frae the milltaopgiegtonthe-pafruch cap! ibieſg A 
Wil. Saad W ahis wire onyteominies: pleas; 21 


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K r your avis eaſt thy haughy tell the lad) 
or hel a man weel vera 'd i af the lawsy'"/ Hug 
9 baith their outs an” ins, their erncks an' flaws} 
An' ay right geg, whan things are out o joint, at 
At ſattlin dd nee br Eittle point?! 
But yonder's. Jock, he n c your oem hamm 
And tak thir tidiags to'your thrawart dame 
That yere:awa” e pracefu? mea to prie, e pore 
* tak your ſupper | _ or 3 


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| Bl w ug. my reed, and. kindly ts ng mixed" 
Weel may yeithole a ſaft an dowie ſtrainn 
Nae mair t0-ou helf thephierds/ih gg 
Wi blyttivefs fkip,/ or Jafes Tilt an" fing3 | d 
_ Sie ſorrow nom maum ſadden Ika eie; 
5 An' ilka waefu? ſhepherd grieve wi me. eit agen 
Dau 'Wharefor begin « fad an! dowie train, 4 
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Qur:Bi&in's:ttxiven;2dy”,our harifuis dwtiz gd wet 


Our mati fo abckanyfiatkitiftheyards. 1 0A 


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The ipglatontupphiecs the fmingtGRUdWobocy 2 


An' aft ac mne manontegichs.rid; ct bo. 
Swyth manch ing ep ſarings wa,, T 
An' on yar e waffle g a blew. wot 4823 aA 
Blythnefs, I trow, maun lighten ilka . 
An“ ilka can | 

Geo. Na, na! Aa canty ſpring wad n now. impart 
Juſt threefald Mr mD hen. 4 
Qatake- Winds mn igvwWibpith kad bla wn, 9 


Pothighcou hae fd, en hy 
Nor fund occaſion, now my cheeks to dry, 111.4 


Croſſes like thae, or lake o warld's gear, 

Are nathing wan we tine epd that gear. 
Ahl waes me for you, Willie l mony. a day 
Did I wi” you on yon-broamsflackit brae 


Hound a&.nm{heeps, av” Jak them,carelefs.yangs..1 7 | 


To harken 100 ghearytalgior fangs, \ in PERU 
Sarge that for:a% AY ee ende! Aren 350 
Shall ſit the foremaſt ang her tuneſs band. 1 
1 dreamt yeſtreep is dn aurait I faw, yg) 47 
Gang by my ein a8,»þjte;s the driven na-: 
My colt Ringie, you'd an; owl a; night,. 


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A cauldnefi $odlk: leg ad nigfightgre tw glands ? 


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When my povil doggie: diftwebifhe. bog ft gh Fr 
Nae ſdorier did the:day/hegibita.dawd vow od H 
Than I beyont the kin fir AN wit 118 #A 
Whare I wad;keppitiwiſreherheiinlytfale Ol HH 0 
Thatifcts i dowie: fangfidr*to,bewailboig il „dT 
Da v. An' wii en- Fifa bern uam wel refuſe ry . 
To gie the tear οtihuUỹ X de dun Mufin O 
Fareweel'ilk eherry:fpring,. ie ganty note: oo =» 
Be dafſin an' ilk idle forgot fo 4a tcl linsss 
Bring, th htrd; enden man fud bought 
Roſemary ſat n ie pen 127 no bak 
Thae lat be ebpId ü MTU, Tant tear yoo gag T 
Dre er 
Whaſe tangs will ay in gc bela rid, entodar 
While Ao. Sa otyen tin the flo ry Nard 12:1 4 
While boimy Yalabits ek the drew u ſpringy 1 
While.gaaifars neliditle;.: ebahile! birdies dings boot 
Geo. Twas na for weel tim'd verſe or ſangs alane 
He bore the bell frac ks ſhepherd ſwain. 
Nadi bim had gien a kindly lore, 
Deep a' her myſtic ferlies to explore: 
For a? her ſecret workings he could gie IX 
Reaton that Wi We phnepleswWerebsd oil C 3 
Ye ſaw yourſel how. weel his mailin HUD, Eee 
Ay better faugh'd an? ſnodit than the lavez 
Lang had the thriſtles an' the dockans been 
In uſe to wag their taps upo' the green, 


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Dou. Theyaell mer Geordie, che didific 4 gift, 
_—__ ſearce a tanie blinkit/frae tbe Be m neu 
But be won 'd fob, did fh bame fot't nd, 
A0 gart him Nye hy in hi min Luta 
. For this ſome n νim an uHcanny wig ht! 
The claſh gaed fund ebe bad the Ncond fight; 
"A tale that never:faiPdito be the pride A NK 
O grannies-ſpinnid! at the ingle-Hdee. 
Ses. But no he's gane, an? 66 
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Win as his thinin? name ad motes withdraw, 
And on her loudeſt trump) lis praiſes ble ſg A 
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Scholars and bare bj of yer all eome, II 
Andzſtamp metnorials om his grafſy tomb, 
Which in vom ancient kin yard ſhall remain, 
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78 $4,930! 555 ot wit 5s ry at 45:15 1 4 0 


der ! „Sig h,, 957551 wot a 167 


e Wilkie had > farm. near. BY Andrew's, en which bo 
- wade wann ee en un wit 7 


4 e LP. 1 
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(O21 rams by S173 "ih lire h fad gas. 
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vx Yule, 1 Fj. 180% 4 * Ge Nor bait 170 ain a 


| obavzb#9d won 19d” 
On the Death of Mr Davin GAV, late Profiler 
of Mathematics Andrews: 
A 541 to nen 503 3a2d A 
Now nourny/$elcbllege mnſterd n40y did 01 
An' frae your ca tehrrlet f;; | 


| Fam'd GrtGonry deathhak teen aa? e 0 


b ih cut / renteld ; i: 
The'ſkaith ye've met wi's nae that ma', 


Sin Are; oty's Aead. +1 115990 962 


_o 69 54) 16 nichts st yorlt ned 
The ſtudents too Vis him fait) „ 1002 youT 
To fchool! them wee his el&ent: Eare, . | 
Now they e mourn for! ever r 155 5nniw in 
TA Se Fell bed: ; 

They'll hip the 1 0 0? their leax 


8 IW © n noheot 189460 
9 W Gregory's dead... byolo "nA 


He could, by Eur Hd: pode Ag ue en 1011 

A ganging point co HA Hde f N 

By numbers too he PANIC uber 2d lis H 
Wan be Mad Had, 


That three tithes three juſt made'u nine ; 
Bat no now he's d dead. 
In Algebra vel bd he 0 4 * HT 


a kent fu” weel proportion's laws 
He cou'd mak ing W N him mol 


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90 : — wow l 
Ix: 7 K Ts, N72 N Fig ele he 1 Zen 
enen, 
ls. Ther de But ubw ke's dead. l A Fife, 
K l Kaon . r 4H 3 A IF Pl 18 N 4944 1) 
wen ren d pes be in archite@ure, | WAKER * 
An” kent the nature of the ht rr, 
. baith globes be eel cou's lefurey mol 
An gar's'tak-heedy wow dn 
0 geometry he ras the HeB8ar gr 61 #0 bm 
+ | t e hes dead. | 


Ram 366d end, n 2 a n 


ae weel's he's Hey the ſtudents a” * 

Whan they were ſkelpin“ at the ba', 

They | took leg-dajh, and tam t des eb wr N 

Wi pa ang eee 

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bree, KESES to 


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A ſoung's f tap. mY 


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Th [pu IR k $3384 * 25 8 2 By 4 . 514 * Ks bs: 70 n 15 


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PE ters s neiwos dad [aw nA 
Now mirk Devendra Gen. iam b 5H 


13; 'F-: . White 


n de Air a 30 


nn thro” — py) - 7711 MN 
ae nana | | 
Wi blinkin light and ſtealing pace, a 
2 158 Nen * 2 NO! 71 140 2418 4 . 


Frac nated eee "a8 $1063 958FT 
To ſhepherd's pipe hae hillock rings, 
The breeze nac Nan HR op He 


r i 0 6 12 a” FR tt: 1 „ ? 
7 6 6 ; 
Ly T6418 w bo 9 2 1440 J 4 Atte By 


Mankind but wa W ROT ons > L *v4P 
Frae ſnawy hill or barren plain, 
Whan Winter, midſt his nipping tran nn 
_ +1, "WE. frozen spear, 

Sends dit owr e i leak domain, 2 
3.1 N D the we |” * Nerd 


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nor 4913-1 * 1 
Auld Reikie ! has the aint nd lis ding alt ö 
A bield for mony à cauldrife ſoul, 1 
Wha ſnugly at thine ingle lol,. 


_- 


While round they gar the bicker roll 7 4h” 
deo whet their bn. 


2 


& [444 HEE Fr. £ 458 CER 


You'll ſcantlins fin“ a-hungry mou; 
are our cares, our ſtamacks fou 27 81 1 OED! 
O' guſty gear, 0/3 aa 
721 6 15 | * 5 An 


| * kickſhaws, 


* 


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. tlg ue 
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+ wives, e bus 10210 ie Iv 


oh dug g hrs, 


An' fling your fone ar awa” ; 


8 OE; an v gic's the tither blow, ror beirn zen 
05 reaming: ale, E He e 

Mair W as than en wa on 287 $83910 200 
Hur hearts tobe. 


* fa 27 2coo01b 91192696 Fares bu 
Then, tho at c 955 248 , A, the was J's 


Amang ourſels we'll never quarrel 1 
Tho- Diſcord gie aeatkar'd.fmarh cc: wo bung 
ii poll oun lee, 1 pwn 261T 
Ap! tang 8 there: pith, 04d the bartel· 009341 N asu 
„Wenbdrink an” gree. 


etizmob gold sid 's TR Rinb bas? 


Fidlers, your pins in temper. fix, . 


1 


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And roſet weel your fiddle-fticks, - 
| But in vile Italiaa tricks ont ai ur. 
Erae out your. quorum, 1e} laid R 
Nor. for tes wi pianos Mia ib de 1s fg £07 
diu Sie's T ulloaſ - Gorum. 


| lor did wit 163 yards bnuort ali 
For nought can cheer the. beart ſas weil 


As can a canty Highland reel, | 
It even vivifles che heel em WN tro ned W * 
To Kip and dance aailymiot Hue 

_ Lifeleſs'is he wWha vans feel e 140 318 e 
ors thay Itgipflpenge, 'O + 


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probed of mitt er 


| Inveſt the dawning — — No. obne i} 


Let blitheſome innCesn ARIES: l o duo? 51 
qr our joy. 


Nor envy, wi” ſarcaſtic/ſneers} +} ů D walt FW IT 


ht He eee eee 
"ris ul, ran u 
And 400 great dee 5 MO 
Wha ſways the empire ts»; ee r 29 T 
When fou we're ſometittied 20) #5 101 
i Be thou prepar'd 
To hedge us frae that black banditti," ns. v7 
58 Tie eier c 


tee r en, 1 gelt 
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A dot oh bloc am om Kur: uo 


THE KING%-BLRTH-DAY IN 


» EDUSBDRGH, 


„Ibu et a Han 
hl, ke rin ie hot wit gitiz 
Satis f Df -MIDIIN ee () 
Than them willmner It 336}: nn debut 10 
I SING the —— N | 
Wi' which our, Inge hag pr rye 9119 Die 561T 


In whaſe loud praiſe the-Muſe, hae dung 
if Wiha, n | 


5 7 
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#1! ug pre as 's 


74, - Fentateclieo comms: — * 


Pm fain to think the 3 dhe T, LEU⁰n A 12. 
In London town as hett hate); 
Meere fouk 91 ilka age gu name, ni 2mMolediild 35.1 
ee ane en fpple, 


. 


To flee awa” be yont Faro gs Sqm» oft AI SAN 
Nor ſeek bor Helean ta waſhoNee>rr ol Slow trot a 
That heath nin fpring ; 


ener ; 
Begin then, dame, yere drunk _ au, 


Tou woudna — 
8 truſt me, mair would do you ill, 
HIYA] N ee 4nhT 
1 : Trot *twould e IA. 


f 3-440 £4 MT n 


Nn 
1 O reed aH A loyal tune, 
| Dor ani ignt caſtle ſhoots at noon, Be ug 
wr aun . OMe 11 
| Frae, wh ch the ſoger Vatfer come down” dowd 10 
- SEES o bel ef inch buol Stndw n! 
ne 
on wiltawins! Moxie bee Terran vil | wow fl 
Twas 2 ͤ«?«s Tak 
* 1 jel What 


Forgather aft, © fy for wache Feen In re 1007. 


O Muſe, — 125" ö buA 


wr Highland whiſky ſcour oun ha , -: nbd of 


% 


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4 rene * 97 5 belly tu' fag 
„Again the en tt een O 
Une 149 eee £4 ha 4 0K: 
Right ſeenil am I en t banning tl 47 4 
But, by my faul,>yewas atanndn, 
iA Cou'd 2855 man bad be been — duolowt I 
* omen ee, 
W Sax re miles ayont Clackmannan, 
Wi Ak tack his Re. un Dan W 


oT | „ene iin IF wages 116 2 28 ih 1 73 i 


The k bills i in P wou er aut? 75 e 
An' echo to thy dinſome ret 
The herds wou'd gather ĩn their nt, daa an 
Phatiglowy'd wi” 140-08 | 
Haflins afley'd to bide therebut 
T | rs hear thy wunger. n ase | 
r Aa Ru G9 7 ROE 517 9: =" 
Sing Vkewife; Suſe, eisen oed d 4 
Like ſcar- ra ]ne a en don frae woodies, 
Come here to eaft/their outed daddies; | Ali W 
an? get their pay: 
Than them what magiſtrate mair proud *. 
1 1 vi 6's "On'ing's birthday?” 


18 x , | 7100 18 S199 i B39 ! ll * 
1 ul on tbis great day the eit yrguard. 1 
In military art week, Heard, 1051 7 


£56; 


3 voni er wmp 225d #6007 - 
er aietions. 
enk 07 Nd 28 yoo! _— * 


For Scotland's, alias Land of | 
8 Sie u not her bairnefie des dy bAhE eee 
Nor be fac ru de,, 

WY med oadenntman vat Urn N id bu 


"Ti Wee pill their r blude. Ty ; | 
ſocks ! IS e e m sc yorl x2 
Now — an* round. the erben. Whiz, 


Wi' hiffing wrath and angry phiz; 

Sometimes they catoh a. gentle gi, tit eli „T 

Alack-a-day l & 0 0099 *nA 

An' ſinge wi zar dra ee, e eee 

te eutlsa wa. 
mom? Sig MN enifictt 


ä Shou'd in- owner, patiently Feekround, 
To view the nature of his yo ound, 
Dead puſte, draggled turo the Pm, Muli goiz 
| . Faks hini a lounderg 15-1: S$iT 
| Manx mim 475 H mo 
"I r As flat's a founder. 
# 8. . ig Ainet tigen der md! td L 
| The Muſe mann alſo, now, im mplo 
Auld wives to ſteek ilk hole an bore 1 


LY 
| | ann egg viift a 
| 


I 3 1 Num ol 
She'll nae lang ſhank up all οů 1712 lb hog NE 


N 28 1 7 7 — — * * 
| bi eee ear. 

+ x 4 

: £ 7 . 
5 Vt £ U . | Nei ſt 


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ank. 


\FERGV850N78 DORMG. =” ; 


'Neiſt day il hero tehachis W W; .--1 44 1 
O' crackit crowns ang broken brows, - "ot t2% 48 PF 
An' deeds that here fonbid the Muſe 114177 ai 1 


ner theme to ſwell, 
Or time mair menen angel -b H vd 
* Wer e tell. 


| Shel ES... {12 1 AUA 


Whare muſic gars;ths day ſeem tort, «150 nes 


ee ene and lambies port, 1:29 a 


On gowany braes, 


Wong peerleſs Fancy hads her court. 


A Oe * 5 
—— 1310 3 


At Kündgaaunm 21 i 
CALLER. OYVST ERS. 
4 i Its A i 
Happy the man who, fon 1 — ſtrife, 3 tA 
tn filken or indeathern purſe retains. 
A ſplendid ſhilling, He nor hears with pain 


Of 2 the waters PO 
A fiſhing yole or tn mon © ble, 


An? can reward the fiſher's e n od 


Or touth or north, 


8 There's nane fa ſpacious an- ſae noble er 5 * 
** ede 71 c dvr ror. 


4 
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— —— FA et to, 


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* 


In her the fate an” Gail; Gn Ali nab iel 
The eel fu* ſouple Wag n 15 isis 


Wi herrin, fed bd winchtnbet;' i663 h nA 


An WhitensGainty : 
Their r ſpindle-ſhanks the labſters trail, 
| e Teton; ee | 
Avid RRIEII 's ſons büiche * 1233 4b.2d48 


September's merty-month-js Sept df uf 2160 77 

That brings in Neptuneꝰs caller cheer /// 
e e ee 

The haleſomeſt and niceſt gear 

n ©: Oh er beg. | 


# 


O! then 9 alk 


For dand'ring mountebank or quack, 
Whos their Urogs fac baldly crack, 
me eee 
As eurer fecklefs patients tax 
N Their ſtinkin potions. Nah e 
ö ist 4 Inn oft 3.54 Xribthct} ipod tA 
Were prie, frail man for gin thou art e, 
The oyſter is a rare cathartic,-- * 
3 ever Godoy. tient gart lick 1 is _ 
e 


Whether you hae the bead or heart ake, 
+ alla, Din 3 RA 


15 = I ay; prevai 


ve tigters; Ager i pelt arias „el „aa e r 
e wha are falt 3 


vn 


* 


Fling owr your:eraig ſufßcient doe. 
> You'll thole a hunder, 
To fleg awa' your anner roſes, 


910 
a 


een, % ty Hig eoviuopullt ef 
Whan dig as burns the gutters rin 
Gin ye hae catcht a dronkit ſæin, 
To Lucky Midalemiſſ s loup in. 5 
And fit fu“ ſnug 
Onr opters an a dram o' gin, 
Ot baden, «7 
Q603 T3991 3s ener U d 
Whan auld Saunt. Giles, at aught 1 
Gars merchant lowns their ſhopies lock, 
There we adjourn i' heamty fockk 
To birle our bodles, 
An' get wharewi' to crack our joke, 
a en mee 
1 i bis- nid at 1 003 „ Hp Os _ 
Whan Phcebus did his meindechs dark... Aa > «i 
How aften at that ing/e cheek. | 
Did I my froſty fingers bee 
121: An”-prie gude fare 
I trow there was na hame to ſeek 


Ras rife” caſbs , 
Pamper their weyms wi*-fouſom traſh, 
I thiak a chiel may-gayly/Ba8 31 7 346 ator 7 
Hale Bagg hoden 113 7 e n 
ing 35.T \ That / 


Tun cuſts his ab wt pier n,, 190 wills 
an es oel foden. 
eee et en es f oD 
At — an" che 
The fiſner- wives will get top — 
Whan lads gang ont Sundiye% evore © i ro 
To treat their fen, 
8 ere e ene er , b. ae u auler 
, 
i rb AK i152 yo 1a 


Than 2 ere they flit their doup, 
They'll ablins a' their filler coup ; 
For liquor eleae ſrue entty Roilp,! 1 1 17 
(20491 To wet their wizacny eise 
An' ſwallow owtataimyp u,, r 
een Hd RI 


HAS! N #557 3 Qs © * «7: fp 733 A 
A' ye eee be bebe, 
Whan twice you've toom'd the — bicker, 


Mix caller oer vi yourtiquoty tit 


3 


| 4 An Pm your Ute, Hr Woll f 
NN . 15 or drowthy wiegnl iifril yoo L 4 0 

aan um tote N better. | 
Ae at ad an aw vH I 0 
SL | B R. AID C.. 44 D Hei * 1 
emen moot fiw emyow mdf gn 1 
Yr wha are fain t6 Bae youre i 19 8 Ani , 0 

| Wrote i the pe, 

1 41 Lt 


"BY 


18 
181 
tk. 


N Let 


po 4.8 


Ler Merit vac pretenſiog Ging tor od 100 
eino lurelid wreath, | 
But hap ye weel, baith back an“ wame, 


In — vey FIRES ber uw 
': „ fond e e 2511 797077? 20% 


He I nor this maꝝ f,, é nu 25 
An' ſlae-black hat-gn,pow like nam. 
Bids bauld to bear the /gree wW .;; .; 1 ei A 
Wie this graith, 
_Whes e clad wi? ſhell fu* braw 
Sni ol gade Braid Claith, dl nin not 


1&2 i d oi wot vt & 


Waeſuek for bim wha hav. hoe feck ot! 
For he's a gowk their ſure to geek at, 


8 


A chiel that neber vill her reſpckit t 


While be uraws breath, 


Til . _ CR are bedeckit 


nnn 0 bi 
(0 2; Mud - ur ne {fl £3 > $5 (ol 
On Sabbath-days the. barbar park: & yR047 si 
Whan he has done-wi'iſerapin:wark, 
Wi' filler: broschie in higiſarks! ol I1⸗ 
ie Gangs trigly, faith! 
or to the ins + or the Park, 
n dien ae n gude Bradg ci. 


10 WW 


2 * be 
„hn er RY 


Weel WI, ee but 17e 


That they to ſhave your haffits bare, 
or cyrl an' fleck a pickle hair. 
Would be right laith, 
1043 Whan 


_—n 


'Whan pacing wi? a gal eee ooo ee ee 
i. e gu8s"MebF:laith. 


| Hau, An Ada Aid ies 5y dad tl 


. ony mett}k};uireahiqnoon® 7! 

For favour frae a lady's een, 

He maunna care for bein eee 24D de 64 H 

Be ne ent 

His body in a ſeab hend Wann d: nd of blusd gbiff 

| Oed Brad Claith, 
| wed u t "im Hag yiaod asd | 
| For, gin he cm bat read bare, ( 
. A feg for him ſhe winna care, \ 
| \ But crook het do mou" fon? Fairy, [ 401 Joulos . 8 
| 5 22 ant ald hind Daten?: ' 
| | Wooers/ſhou'd apitheerravdlimpares: 1! (31> 4 1 
6. (12970 Wichse Beall Claith. 

= | „ $id23bad 518 taineop 100} sid INT ; 
Braid Claith:lnnjly nat opprovetceſe, ] 
Makes mony kail- w butterflies, © © 8 
Gies mony a doch die dt ee vb · ld dag 50 } 

Aare Wants Bat e nach ff 
In ſhort, ue be hut yo ple. a0 „ 5 

A e gude Brad Claith. 

4 % 0 wodg3 4 ag o 10 | 
For thof ye bad as wiſe a in 2 } 
As Shakeſdeare or Sir I/aac |" ci 1 


Your judgment fouk would hae u doubt Umm 1 
u tack wy ahn, 

Till they cou'd ſee ye A, ] [119 1% I 

0 Saen Claith, 

4 5 | ELEGY 


| ELE GY ON THEDEATHE OP 

ob 2407 2 10 Pad. -yorg fL 

e Ute 20% Moda 
en 18 H 0 

Mark it, Cæſario ; it is gh, 0 to ne 0 | 


A And the free maids that weave their thread with bones, 
11 Do uſe to thant it. mn no Wor 2505) 287% 
ecru Mica, / 
V Uulike that latt - agi endd bfiupriert ro ub198 S691 
ON Seotia's pladus zr daymiobyote; 
When lads and pong nos gy tnugdo 02 age 
* Saft Mete n on ills Worth: *c> 
4 In hamely wei | 
A But Harmony i ol — 2 won nimorg tA 


HP Ai dead. hero vir HUN 
iT t e 425714 , and fnow 3 as yiloowl 6G 
Road her the . bor wank wing, 
dae bonnily ſhe wont ta ing N at! 3 197929 ST 
10 an Oe 8 tha owing! ane, 
mee Their fung to lead, 
1/ I Sweet as the RE the pri z 
But no new dend“. A nem oer 
10 24 KIR Moscia AI ont 199wlH b'uc2 A 


di itka nymphepdiitha-fwaing 

Ik ſunny hill and dowie gle 4+ oo bog 027 £00 17 
. Let weeping ſtreams : and Naiads drain N 
aT Their fountain heddd/˖ 
10 Let Echo ſwell the W). rains vom worn gnifees dit 
72 Sin Mußt deal 
EGI aid 5 Whan 


| 1 — 
The grey - hair d 55 
Nacbody than · io 
wer nil or mead, = 
On — va. Uhlliagty 37 : odds foe 
eee ue Read] bis craig afD 
annnd Ain belt iet oven e bien gon offs bags 
Nae laſſes now, on ſimmer days, .:i nds e ol 
Will lux atrbleaching:o/-theiriclags ; |. 
| — 001 rr, | 
"POE, 212 - 15;06þMkdiet outete + 8 nde par” 
Delight to chiunt fon more bag ehs! ad W. 
| n Sin“ mufic's Gex@ito zus dune Ans 
. 1 bis Sw op: | 
At glomin now the- 76 umb, of vnn e 
Whan weary owſen dame weng dame : - 
Sac ſweetly as it wont to bum, 7 
OO = UAE red ß. mod baron 
We never hear its weirlike hum, wow vt yiimmod $53 
n For muftʒ= Gend- 5457 on ba 
orb at r, 
 Macgibbon's gane : Ah), macs my te» 517 88 %%% 
The man in muſſe maiſt expert, 47 + 
Wha cou'd. ſweet melody impart, _ I 
e bm Auch tune ne reed) Ali tuo 
ww fie a flee and pawky arty MVobchne Hid yarn! All 
But now Bede 4 % 94 
z Sd n Nö ä 
lx carline now. may gtunt un rene, snd od $90 
Nk bonny laſſie — thi, 


nr .... Vin 


* 


Sin he's 999, I trour theres. ne 1 
enn dll his bead! | 
The uren favgiter on the plain, „ 
wy is dead! renn 1.,,% 
Vee | OSD e eee eee be A 
Now be mnt bear the gre, «fact aff 4 
And crabbit queer variety vu nn ron Hott 
n nah „ 112 tdarbit 1 I 
eee eee ee * 
Valize that ſaft-tongu'd melody. og N 
; | "While now les ded. #15 Kb 
„ el 1396 
Cou'd lav rocks at the dowalng days, 
Cou'd /inties chirming frae . 5 
Or _ burns that ſmoothly play, 3 
© / ;,Oferigomden bed, +, ; 


Compare vr Sicko of Mule Py Pen 12 4 4 
But now they're den, | | 


O ScorLanp! that cou'd yence aford TR” 

To ene, Naser whe 3 5 2 
r 

And fight till Mosi be reſtor'd, 


T V nenne 
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* £ ena Wy 8 \ 8 aN 13 37 , * £247 1 


: 0 * A 2 . 1 o 3 ES 1 1 
44d 3+ 4 T6839 104 3 +} £364 4 8 * 
1 * , 


Lo\ W AIR. aj 


AT eee — nights COTS: 
And. farnies ſhine fu' clear, 
Whan fock, the nippin cauld to bann ß 
Their winter hapwarms wean, 
Near Edinburgh a fair there hads, enk 7 
l wat there's nane whaſe name is, 
For ſtrappin dames and ſturdy ladsy N 642 257017 
And cap and ſtoup, mair famous | 
Than it rp 155 1 
b % aer ? 
VUpoꝰ the tap o ü th, iris a ' 09 
The ſun began to Keek, t ST n. ibo: 10 
And bad the trig made ne come i 
A fightly joe to ſeek MWuünm i STRING 
At Hallow-fair,' whare Neun . 
| Keep gude ale on theſgantriee, - 
And dinna ſcrimp ye o air bo thy 9} gn;d of 
O kebbucks frae 1 their pantries [ i : Law n ah 4 
", 0 Hut that da 5 n 5 


Vg * 2 


* 
"+ oh $8, - 1 
84 Lan 02 2 


AN : f r * : N 4 K 
wo & 3% ” © 4 ; 3 
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Here country Jobs | in a bannet b blue, 
An' eke his Sunday s claes c on, 
Rins after Meg wi” rokelay . | 
van" ſappy kiſſes lays on; 

She ll tauntin ſay, Ye filly coof? 
Be of your gab mair ſparin; 
Re Al Hel 


-”- a 3 


n nel tak 1 the hint, and erieſn her loof 1 | 5 | 
" what will buy her fairin, (5 Fs % 4 408. F691 p 
K | * 12 To chow that . 


Here chapmen billies tak their fand, eh 0 1 
AU An' ſhaw their bonny wallies t:; 
wk Wow, but they lie fu? ade hand 1 7 10 
1 30) To trick the filly fallo ww: ow 

Heh, Sirs ! what cairds and tinklers come, gg 
Far An' ne ee horſe-coupers, ng 77 * 0 


Wi' a fichke Ryman nt Ane un ; 
To thrive that bs 


2.300 Here Sawny cries, frae Aberdeen, un S373 $:t5. 0 N N 
© Come ye to me fa need; © 1 7 

n The braweſt ant that e er were ſeen 7 
« Tl fell ye cheap ar” guid. n A 9 

« I wyt they are as protty hoſe I 2222 3 E327 ARG 


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7% © &« As come frae Weyer or lem e 6 1 
4S©0X t Here tak a rug, an' ſhaw's' your "Ti ; » 2 


an 6 Fore py ain's but tem 
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Ye wives, as ye gang thro” the fair, 2 . rey 
O mak your bargains hooly Pr hy te bag 


br fegs they will ye ſpulzie. be 0 3'$5 "6A 
For fairn-year Meg Thamſon got, Lewis | 1 | | 


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He'll 2508 thir miſchievous villains, _ i 
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The - dinlin drums alarm ber cen, e ee 


The ſerjeant ſcreechs fu? loud. 


60 A? gentlemen and volunteers 
„That wiſh your rr 
« Come here to me, and 1 fall gie 


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T wa guineas an”. a crown, . 3 n Nah © 


« A bowl 0 ' punch that like the ſen 


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An' ofer the ley-rig ſcud;,, -+ - 


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In tents the carles bend the neten. 
An' rant an' rbar like wud... . 7 1 
Than there's fic yellowchin. and 4. | 
Wi' wives and wee-ancs gablin, .. | - 


That ane might trow they + | 
To a“ the tongues at Babylon, Ho. n 
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Auld Reikie gies them ſhelter, _ . «nd 4s 

Whkirs ceadgity they With caps 19 0 
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Yoek Bell gaed furth to play his freaks, 
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Be! Ei s; "Fu fair that night. 
„ obont” quo! böses Vd batbef bee 14+ A 
|; « By ſword or dagnet ſticki tj, 
© Than hae my crown or body wi! N 46, FE 43% 
« Sic deadly weapongnickit,” 97504 bag wot 
Wi' that he gat anither ftraik 7 ©5072 207 
63 Mair weighty than before, aan f . N 
x That gar'd his feckleſs body a, 
; _ ons _ TO by” A 91] 239 02, 
hy Fu red that night. 
He 8 on \ the drwtey wy; "=" ” 
1 O' kicks and cuffs weel fair'd $73, " * ] 
| A Highland aith the ſerjeant gae, . | 
i She maun pe ſee our guard.“ 2 
: Out ſpak the weitlike corporal, Lane! A 
« Pring in ta drucken ſot. ? gel. 5 
5 They trail'd him ben, an' by my lui, 755 | 475 
He paid his drucken grot * 5 2 
For that neilt day. 2 OO 


Gude fock, fs ye come frae the fair,” Sled it aft 
Bide yont frae this black ſquadz 1 
There's nae fic ſavages elſewhere © © 
Allow'd to wear cockade. | 2998 
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T" It gars him aften ſtammer.,; 7 Een, R 

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An' welcome to the gawany meads_ fart 
The pride oa the inſet thrang, | 
- A ſtranger KT geo een Tae lang £ 
Unfald ilk buſs an“ ilka brier, 1 
The bounties 0 the gleeſome year, . | 
To him whaſe voice delights the ſpring, 
Whaſe ſoughs the ſaſteſt ſſumbers bring. 
The trees in ſimmer-cleething, dreſt, 
The hillocks in their greeneſt veſt, 
The braweſt low'rs-rejoic'd, we ſee, 
- Diſcloſe their Tweets, and ca on . 


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An' dawnin breaks upo” the lift, Tent S owt 0 
Then gang your w#'s'thyo” hight an? , ) 
Seek caller haugh or ſanny n, (5553-64 6 vt] 
Or ivy'd craig, or burn-bank lam, ꝝ— 
Whare Induſtry ſhall bid you ga,ͤ bt 777 
For hiney, or for wasen ſtorey... | Wired at EK 
To ding ſad poortith frae the dort. 
Cov'd feckleſs creature, Man, be wites i 2524) .o 0 


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The immer o his life to prize, Ger e nns 
In winter he might fend fu bauld, am 2:5 vi 
His eild unkend to nippiu cauldſc 447 
Yet thir, alas! are antrin fock tet vl Mitt 
That lade their ſcape wi” winter focks «k 
Auld age maif feckly. grown right donr 61 A1 


Upoꝰ the ailings e the poor, * n 184690 


Wha hope for nae comforting, fave n got yo: 


That dowie diſmal houſe the grave. .. 


Then feeble Man, be wiſe,” tak ten 
How Induſtry can feteh content: 
Behad the bees whare'er they wing, 


Or thro? the bonny bowers o fpring,” 


Whare vi'lets or whare roſes youre 


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Au' filler dew-draps nightly /,, 


Or whan on open beat they're ſeen, EP” 
On hether bill or thriftle green 


The hiney's ſtill as ſweet that ee 7 148 
Frac thiſtle cauld, e . 2 .. hy 


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RefleQion's hiney'd draps ta earn, l it n 
Whether they tramp life s thorny Way, HHN 
Or thro? the ſunny vineyard ſtra pr 
Inftructive bee en me ſtill, THOT gag HT 
Owr a' my labours ſey your ſkill: N YOURS e 
For thee ſhall hiney-ſuckles rife, q / 
Wi lading to your bufy thighs) | 170 1 0 
An' ilka ſhrub ſurround my cell, 
Whareon ye like to hum an” der et 56 gb of 
My trees in bourachs or my ground * het Be 
Shall fend ye frac ilk blaſt o' wind: \o tt end ae 
Nor e' er ſhall herd, wi ruthleſs fpike, 
Delve out the treaſures frae your dike," 
But in my fence be ſafe; an*'free fi ein li , 
To live, an' work} an' fing like nme 
Like thee, by fancy wing d, the Muſe 
Scuds ear an' heaftſome owr the e. Io * 
Fu? vogie, an' fu* blythe 0 ? WW 
The winſome flow'rs frae Nature's ths 6 
Twining her living garlands there 
That lyart Time can ne er impair. 


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An' glowr at mony a twi-legg'd Peary Re”. 6. 0 
Flees braw by art, tho? worms: by nature ? * 3 1 


Like country laird in eit gleedings;- +; 1; 25 425 
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In vogue amant the, ſſie creation, 5 e 
That they, like buſkit belles an” bebe, e 


To bring ilk darling toaſt an faſhion PR i 0775 1 00 5 8 


May crook their my” fu four at gael 1 I 79 — 
Wyaſe weird is fill to ereeh, als :: 
Vanotic'd *mang the humble graſe: . = 5 N 


While ye, wi? wings new, duſkit trim. „ 
Can far frac yird an? 


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_ Kind Nature lent but for a day.” 1 8 14 
Her wings to mak Je We e 5 Rs Hy 3 


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O' hourly dwyning into noutht, 
By beenging to your foppiſh drither's, 


Black corbies dreſs'd i in peacocks?- denen, , tk 5 


Like thee they dander here an' there, ” 1 12 


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$ For they were never made to aree 17 . 1 % OB | 
3 The adverſe gloom: & Fortunes eie, by 1 
Nor ever pried-life's'pinivg woo,” ' 8. 1 5 of wk . 


Wer pub mne priekles'witthe dete. | 
Poor Butterfly thy cafe! een ac B's . 


0 -To green kail-yard and date dern, e wp 
Ho cou'd you troke the mavis* note e 
For © penny pies all-piping hot * * yo 2 67 PORE 
5 Can lintie's muſic be compar ll! 
Wi' gruntles frae the City Guard? ci An a e 
Or can our flow'rs at ten hours belt FE art wats. 
my The gowan or the ſpink excell? © 
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Her Pani Aa T1 s fineſt dye; pls % e 
Then a' your bonny ſpraings wad * LATE tio 
4 An; you a woa be deft to crawl. ; n 
E To fie miſhanter ring the lare 
. Wha quats hie ha houſe and dare, ee 


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Till in the end they flae him bare, boch TA 
Leave him to poortith, and to gare. 1 U Nin! 1 
Their fleetchin words owr. late he Then, nom 3 a“ 
He trudges hame, repines, and dies. 
Sic be their fa“ wha dirk thir ben 
In blackeſt buſineſs nae their ain; as Bo al 
An' may they ſcad their lips, fu 9 „ AIR 


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Frag fields where Seni her ſweets has Wo Pp 


Wi' caller verdyre,owr the lawn, Ro hot nud 1156 
The GowDsPIN | comes in new. ati, baer atk 
The braweſt mang the whiſtling In 18 8 
That, *ere the ſun .can clear his ein, 
Wy! glib notes lane the ſimmer's green. 
Sure Na ruxz herried mony a tree, ram 400 


For ſpraings and bonny, ſpats to thee: 4 ynnod 10 


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Whaſe pencil wrought. its freaks at 5 neren 
On thee, the ſey· piece o her kill. on A2 2 
Nae mair thro” Straths in ſimmer dicht N on T 
We ſeek the Rosg to bleſs. our ght: 

Or bid the bonny ya-flowers ſprounit 


On yonder Rum 's lofty ſnout. d:323irats gdf vt & 
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Tby ſhining garwomis far o 4 TERED Pp 
The cherries up Hense Up,” + oft" 1 915 
E eee ee e 502 it 17 
To buſk and paint the erm roſe. 4 l maid ne 

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The braweſt auc wait pebce @) mind, * 0 1 5 in 
1s wee! contentit wi his lot. 1 ne 11431671 085 


Whan WAND wil giny deg fe, © MES 
To teal far aff your dautit mate, oY $- 52 AT 
Blyth wad ye change your r 

In lieu of lav rock's ſober gray, 

In vain thro? woods you ſair may * 1 100 


The envious treachery of man, FI : 
That r your gowden glitter t enn 
Still hunts you on the mmer“ plan, TY lla Vis 
And traps vou? mang the fudden fass ou 20D 


O winter's dreery didepin ſnaws. n, Ned dT 
Now fteekit frac the gowany feilt. 


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Frac ilka fav'rite houff and ® | 

But mergh, alas! to diſengage 211% 
Your bonny bulk frae fettering cage, Nis N 40% 
Nau free-born boſom beats e wy 107-2674 
For darling liberty again. ene b 
In winvow hung, CR MT ac wif 96 


Thee heck around; it wie i, © 1 262 ut of 


That carrol ſaft,' and fweetly ng tigt: 
Wi Sue btnſs Cue bt! MH 11 7 e if, 
Like TanT4Lvs they hing you dere " 34011 Bid 3 


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| Ab, Liberty! thou boning dne oy WY TOY 

How wildly wanton is the ftreain, © 18 * 

Round whilk the birdies a rejoice, © r, 

An hail you wi? a gratefu' voice. 

The Gowdſpint chatters joyous here; 

And courts wi” gleeſome ſangs his peer: 

The Mavis frae the new- bloom d tharm 

Begins his /auds at eareſt morn; 

And herd lowns loupin ofer'the graſs 

Needs far leſs fleetchiog tilt his laſs, 
Then paughty damſels bred © didn DR ing ei 

Wha thraw their mou's, and take the dorts; 


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| For a' that life a hint can ſpare...” 
. The Gowd/pink, that ſac lang has kend 


The happy ſweets (his wonted friend), 
Her ſad confinement ill can brob xx 
In ſome dark chaumer's dowy nok: 
Tho' Maxv's hand his nebb ſupplies, 


| Unkend to hunger's-painfu* eries. abit is 
Ev'n beauty canna chear the heart * 
Frae life, frae liberty apart; „ 

For now we tyne its wonted las n roied it 


Sac ughtſome ſweet, ſae blythly gay. 
Thus Foa runs aft a curſe can gie, 
To wyle us far frae liberty; 
Then tent her ſyren ſmiles whe liſt . 
Pll n&er envy your GianzL's grif ; | 
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lo troth rus uu ye might blame lng. 


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They labour il, 
In kite word to gr ye wok 148 
Ther want 6m 1-166) 447 


edit; Weis of oh Zip bign9 U, 
But we'll hae nae ſick elitter- elatter, ors ide wil | 


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3 - And Cupid quit his ſhooting trade, . 
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Whether the features unden an 50 80 led it 
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The beſt o on N [57 167 : 


Te Aud blink ſae bonny. _ 

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On Mayday, in a fairy rig. | 
We've ſeen them round $# dees, ſpring, | W's 
Frae graſs the'taller deer-draps wring. ra wif; i 

. To weet their einn 

And water clear as eryſtal ſnrias , 
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o may they ſill purſue the waer, 

To look ſac feat, ſac clean, fac gay! _ 

Than ſhall their beauties glance; like Mayen of If] 
„Aud, like ber, de n! 11 N 

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I come ſhaw's your gear; 

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- Ye's nae be here. 


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= 9255 ſhou'd LM ue A OT 
N. WFeo114.2 4 WE 


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1 to din, Fareweel to fees, iis Ii 94 5 al 

The canny hours © reſt may pleaſe, ; = 

ry AInuttead o killer . | 18 Wg 2 

Hain'd multer hads the will at „ a Won Wa 

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andes ley ay ha wanton. 


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Ablins 0 25 honeſt for his . 1 4 A 75 * TY * g 
; a racks bie ita, | 72 5 * 
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Ne . 14 NIL Wer K 0 
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| What writer wados be far 98» 8Y 43% * zi 
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Tbey'n too o kf xebbock 0 0 * 
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| © Be unco vogie, 

. ; Clean to lick aff his. er rowdy-meal, | Wt wack a 

8 | "oy And ſeart : big „ | 105 1238 | 


Now mony a fallow dung adrift” i fas bia 

To # the blaff'beneath the lift,” 

And tho? their ſtamack's aft in tift OD jv 
ny L 6% 55 


' Yet heal do they ken the rift 


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O Holland Fin frae Robin Gibb; "IO 
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mum vel themes content? ve. iis ME 


25 N "0 eee - wh 1511 
Nor farrer trock. 


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Tho! you a while your bickers whumble, 
Be unco patientfu* and humble, er 7 od hey 
W an £1] Nor mak a an, , W 
Tuo gude joor bitina kent to tumble 
N Me LN Your or yo Ht} a. 


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Than, gin we a' be ſpar'd frae death, 
well giadty pre 
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$0150 365 115% l vas | 
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3 . 105 hs dien, oftens et nur 4 
8 e at By oat) 
3 "Hi ke aan Art,” 
3 ee 5:0 dee - Sac whiteahat , $0852 +7 
AJ OV Gn 1 4 „„ 
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FA, That ye muſand hae. "Is as | | 
"oh n wha hae ſung & eee kno) len o 
J 2 A Her winter g pranks 
5 oe Whan on en mem the/facers rare, 
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Fr Ve ſhanna find me hlates 1: cn rA nA” 

We'll reel an- ramhle thref the fands 
An jeer wi a we an ah 8 N #5115 a7 
Nor hip the daft. 
| That fill Edina 's Hrest hald W 8 07 a . ene 


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To ſeeth the breakfalihettieys'! rue ini 80”: 
Ik dame her braweftir 750 
To put her on hertmett lee ” 


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' Earl A their AE,” % wt At you: 13660 T 

i to ey a mudkle team, 511 23H &, ban | 
Wi dinſome ſqeel ere 1 

| ink the irn an”: Kahn un v0» n Na | 
0 Noblemen an' Horka TO Alien 15 0 55 | 


1 Their eild, their Fright; Xhecir height,” "their grün, 


$7 2 vs er 


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Fer /Zrm 1 Punt Lu 45 1110 FF 
HAN tuis uay. ” 


In town-guard 3: "= mn m7 ad Hiw 1 1 0 
1 barber bauld his whittle cr, H uf OW 
| n' ſcrapes them for the races e von ance 5T 
- Their Stumps etſt us d tu Pilipegi, 6a, $257 TS 
are dight i in ſpatterdaſhesz1 4 Gar 1 „ 
Whaſe barkent hides -Tearce fend their lege A 107 T1 
ke weet an? : TONE, 2 vil. a 1110 ka Jan K 1 | 


« Come, hafe a ae 8 ban „ 
| On guns your bagniets {liraw;:: | ad} 1:55} of 
. Ney mind your, matualexe y 61d 495! mah 111 The 
1 0 An” marſh down ray-by-raw?? n hi ug of 
* ae hene, lim I 
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44 Her Mang maun buchen wr 550 IR ea er 
Nor maun ſhe be miſſeardy © d“ 
Sin baxter lads tae ſale a v, 2x5 neh epiT _ 
T0 ſkelp an' clout the wilt Hort 12a of 
I'm ſure Auld Reidis ens j, 
| That wou'd be forry ut t, ee 
1 Tho they ſhou'd dearly pay the kane, 299 N 
An ger their tails wee! Gutir'* e SAN 
e e ee 
The tinkler Mllies ' the": 3 Bigzod nad: 95 A 3 
Are now lefs edent bung © 's eee e, 
i As lang's their pitꝶ or fler dow} e (1/2 uk 
| They? re daftin and their drinking. Dae Digi: 
* Bedown Leitl. all what Beuren tee 
O' ilxa trade and ſtatioun ß lug fo 
That gar their wives ane Shifter e i wn 7 N br 
| Toom weyms for their doen pon o Sit 1 2 
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A' Traſh that they can fu f f 'o nin n 

Ki They rake the grunds d ihn barten on tt 

; To profit by the lawen; 799 0 og fe IU © 

ror wee! wat ey u Nin le err 14 of 

) For drinking needs nde bite ft 155} bar you! kth 

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o mony e ia od alk nh 1097 
Then dinna'gape likeggleds 'wi-greed! © 1nd pi2 8 
To ſweel hail weben ee, 2507 "a: 1 of 
Si Lord ſend mony A Wed 5 mY 1 
bw : FREY ban fuꝰ ſair the time Sd gas, 364T 
: That eie they toutit af the hernq̃ññ,ñ or 1 
Which wambles thrg? ' their weym ; 1501-199 aA 
| ; n panthatiday. 
| —_— 
The Buchan bodies thre? the beet 1 
Dheir bunch o“ Faun ry, 
5 An? irl out baul' in Norland ſpeeety +17 os 54 \ 
e Guid ſpeldinge, i Will bun? :: 
An', by my ſaulytheyſre-mee/proang-gearyÞn nos  F 
To guſt a ftirrab”s-mow. potted bus (ont Amie" 
Weel ſtaw'd wi'\themgthetll never peur 
1 5 * price of being 11401 16? ate moot 
_ W egg .. 
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Now 6 T 1 
An' flingan' o tha ie e ee t e MN 
eg Here brake the bee many: a gulli S184 e 8 


5 Wi' fa's upo the ices; now! e ng of 
At firſt the gate ſeems fair an, Ar, i 
Sae they had fairly till nere aboog aoblarh 101 
3.0 8 4 N "But 


But wow of in ſpite o dein mangüt, 2653 ee nf 


Ea re rookit o their ſillerr 205 A 
1 | PRIN MA To che 
Wen whereꝰ er 9 7 fling voureen-- as 2Nilsi2 
The Haiks like wind are ſcourid s ts rt nad 
Some chaiſes honeſt»folk;containg?;4 mil won 
An' ſome hae mon a Whore in: tub "4 
Wi' roſe and lilly, reg and hite , ys He. 
They gie themſglves:fic fit aa, x, nd T 
Like Dian, theyrwilbſeemperites + part on wot 
bags n nae n ellen 0 wort 
if wann ee e 
Fo 9 8 xvi} $14 eu 
The! Lron here W Sy 0 ed“ 
May cleek in mony hundert 
Wha geck at Sc uA and her law. 
His wyly talons under r foot ee 
For ken, tho' Aus lav ene e y wh 
(Thanks to the wiſe recordet i) ic av et 2 
His Lyon yet roars-loud and, iv x ! 
To had the Whigs in order 
17 Nee e 44 
+ oak 5 deine XVIII. nalen; 
To ene Daun, ee clear 
Zaith men and ſteeds are raingit; 
And ſome are tartan ſprain git! 


* F 5 


And now the red, the blue e en· now, 


N 108 Na +. 26. 4 55 Fw 4 ' 
prey te rk Pe „ 


Fg . Fo 
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Bob — — — — 
Their ſkins are gayly yarkle:'! in Wl Te 
' Aid peel'd: 


xIX. 
Fr rs ene, havark. 
Whan twa chiele Men pünge :?: 
E'en now-ſome couliyets hig/alts 501! 51 ods an 
An' dirt wi wondũ they mine? 


There's lang\and-drvech contefling;- - - | WT 
| For now they're gear e point in view; * eu od 
No ten miles fra 'thegueftionr 2 550 ef; 1h 
en ne that night. 
170 N. 105 
Wees we; they baue tne deols: - ran 0 
Wi drink o' kin use ĩ² ͤ 2 
Great feck gae dirpling dame like Wels, Aly Af 
The cripple lead the blind. view 2111 
May ne er the ere dhe rin 1 100 
Vier mak our ite thrawarys >! nlozatT 3 
ow Caſe we git whavewitha” to Win d TOY. 1 111 
Wir een at % a ee, Mt bad or 
; F OP radi thividay ! 
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; A; 1 N i 269015918 * 239539 Dusan 6 he 
Lene $he ee neee eri! 210 
EY e ee een e ace ow ene bak 
A n ee e gd t e 2:1} % hu 
er thay bad £ Vil nem 203-20} fon ed 
; &% 6.7 tex 


n in dee 230 "UGE! 


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made i Tr or rep, 


1 0 5 ate er Act niggit, al * oc. 
- aa e Hose een alt nat 2d 77 


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WHAN glooming grey. out fer the melkin knekas: 
Whan Betis ca's his: owſen. to the byre, :.: 77 
Whan Tbraſber John Nair dung: his har dere tecksy 
And luſty laſſes at the digh-iif ire se 1! 


1 


I What bange ful 40 Abe & ringe ieee Sand, ©11i 
And eam used inter fremne in Wein 14 
3 Gars dowie mortale look beigh: blyth, and bauld, 1 
= | Nor fiey'd, wi? As, poonſth e — 
WH | ©; oY * 


„ — wee eden. 60 
1 Sods, ende, (and; dert n fuß the ehimley;Gll;4; vil 
g And gar their thick'ning ſeek ſalute the BR h | 
R Tue gadaman, new come hate, ig birth t 
wan che out der the Hallam fling hie, gen- 
That ilka tunn is handed to hi n, ie 
Tm his houke abe and clean; 


Weel m the pleughs,cequire,/ ＋ 
A heartſome meltiab, and refreſningę /s g 


* 188 


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O' napp quer, oder a bleemvg fre ee O- - 


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ww Gr" Ama edt hot reg 11 1 1 7 
1 V tie far bock the 40 fifty reams ; 42 "3 


The readied | [2 1 Ne N . EF W 


3 And had the riggin bet wi yx elcome ſtream Th 0 
Wuynll than the daintieſt kitchen nicer ſeems.. 
n 9 ; 
1 HN 
Wad they to labouring lend am eident hand, 
eyes fen Krang ups? the ampleſt fare; 
Nor find their ame eve anůi . 
| Vi" habe Salty one Wey Path the daß, a7 
At night ne fainbers dete fu found, 
Nor doctor need theirivecry Ne to pa, 
Nor drogs thbir neddle and théir ſenſe confound, 
mme eee ee. 
irn au- N fi 
On fl dir mouy u bie abs f 281 f 
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By this did my A if, fu! de bleed 


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In Manie, frac the dawn to fet © ſun 3g 
Tele g ab bracte dbcde pardon if an Arm- 
Tue bent the did yer in ancient day: 
Laid Denmark%#%@dring ſons Gh ird atang , 

Sari sdettm bene bang the Roinan ages 1", = 
ö bebe keep 


The Seuthy Etats . ebene wag 10 5 
The cheering Binge, gars them glibly gam 2 

O' fimmer's SowiryWinhriand winter's bur: 

ee en dhe maln e prd ce hem. 


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How Joel wood Founy here to be his bride, 12 


And there how Marzo: fora baſtart fon. 


Upo? the eutty+fool Na forc!ditoiridey”! tis 12k 
The wacfu*iſealdo*-our: Myr De — 
3 
The fient a chiep's amang the ain en RE 
For a* their anger's wi! their hunger gane? 
Ay maun the childer, wi? a fuſtin? mou; ik 
Grumble and greety and make prac: pang 0 
In rangels round before the ingleꝰs lo e nyo f 
Frae Gudame's mouth auld wail tale they hear, 


| of Warlocks jouping round the Wirrikoev, ' i oF 


O' gaiſts that win in glen and kifk-yard drear;) 
Whilk touales a' their tap, and garsthemſliakwi'fear, 
For weel/ſhe'trows that fiends and faities be 
. '' Sent frae the de'il to fleeteh us to our iI; 
That ky hae tint their milk w“ evil cle 
And corn been ſcowder'd on che glowing kill, 
O mock na this, my friends! but rather mars. 
Le! in life's. braweſt ſpring wi” reaſon clear, ö 
Wi' eild car idle fancies a return. be T 
And dim gur dolefu? days wi' bairnly fear: 
"Ow mint ay cradled whan the grave is near 
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Yet thrifty induſtrious, bides her lateſtidays;- -— 


Tho”, age her ſair\dow'd front.,wi? runkles vit, 
vet frae the ruſſet lap the pindie pla, 
Her ei ening ſtent reels ſue as weeP's the lar... 
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73 


Tore fand days eee nene nal 
Shah ber der heart up s lent joy, | 


Fu caidgie that her head W up aid fav ns rk 


Her ain ſpun clecthint pn @/dailiong op,” 
* 1 uh fat her toy. 


ward 
— renee — 


A warm and eatny denn for weary banes sn 


reden oils ups? the wintry lem, 1 1 
To vg their tail; and ca As 11 * 


To him wha kindly flings them mony a crum 


O' kebbock whang'd, and dainty fadge to wy 
1 Thive: boon they crave, and @ the fee. 


einer rang kr, 


What flacks he wants to thraſn, what rigs n, 

Ho big a e eee ee ee $5 
Fay meal and multure to the rhirling mill. 

Neis the gudewife her hireling damſels bidy 

4 Glour'thro* the byre, | . 

Tu tent caſe Cruoumy tak her wonted tis, 
Anden the laiglen's treafure' on the "TY 

e on yellow pong; © © 


| li hs or lap Renta arti Ay iT 
Tuch Joints to flick froe ndubiry e Whlle : 
"The leaden god fate heavy on theireing 7 * 1 
And haft . n 
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| The ervizy too can only blink aud biet, M 
Tube reſtit ingle's' done the maiſt it dm mhm ot 
Tackſman and gottar eketo bed maun ſteer, 
Upo!' the cod to clear their drumly pow, ' Þ 
e * W '65uddy glam þ 
| III. Fü d 1193 15 1 4 
Pence to the huſbaidman ind a' hie tribe: © 
Whaſe care fells a* our wants frae gen to gert! 4 
Lang may his ſock and counter turn the glenbI 1 
And bauks o corn bend down wi! laded car} ©). 
* Scor14's fimmers ay look gay and green. i"! 
Her yellow har'ſt frae ſeowry:blaſts-decrecd | * 
May a” her tenants fit. fuꝰ ſnug ang bein, 
Frae the hard grip q ails and poortith fred, 
- _ a „e eee of peaceful hours ſagm ut 


; Ns 28 £21 e 


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Nens eſt bidenduw, et 'bendere Bierzzvn denen l, 5 2 4 
Cavete rovu-cvangUn, N 4s 85 

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Lang look*tfor's come at laſt ;: e | 
Sair wat your backs held to the w #1 
W poortith: an WF Af e099 oft cooagalt oÞ 
Now ye may clap your wings an? cram; | 0 8 denied 
Aug gay by vol IN; ether; Tc 1 1 


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1 To rax an: weer your lenther l 98T 
1 8035 0 f Wr Arik toit dt bes amg 


Te A g and 11. * pI: # 93 boo 913 "oq!F 


ite . Joba, b bring my be 1 JUD 
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To get themſe!'s Preſeptii?: 114 418 
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For the town's gude inden tit: 


= Tang s their debating thereanent, wm n l o 


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While Sandy Niet to mak content,” . aff n un R 
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"You'll now hae unco flaiſters ::: 1 
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"They'll need-baith pills- and plaiſters - Wü 9050 | 
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will hap ſome. Deacons in a trul. Tag EVT 
banded in the lang leet 15 by Ab 510k 
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Ye ie SMESGEI5 yLod ANT -- 
Your noiſy tongue, there onde abidin'ts,;; 1)» 2 
Like ſcaulding wife o, there ig nge guidin't : * 
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That pies the ther der ture 1 0 "oth 71 
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or they wud ſcunner at your/knell zi: 7 + 2% 3 
Gie the JW thief his riuem bell, ind 7 1 
| 5.6 1: And than, I tre-, uo | 


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"416 $60 2: d ag Wal | 


— In THEIR MorWwed-rongut,” © #1 77 


__ did Klam eds cet dt aged woll 
SIN vst laid. danaeh ceanſers mic nll OY 
And made her o his wark right fan,, 


The ſpacious freet and Flainflancs: £1620 Aut ot 
Were never kend to crack but-adiess- eln Dt - 


Whilk happen'd on the binder night, 1 % 


Whan * Fraſer uly tint ite light ) goid Aid, o α 


O' Highland ſentries nane werewattkiny >/is 2511 - 
To hear thir:cronies/glibly taubins, :?:! m 
For them this wonder might har rotten a r 


And, like night robd'ry;; been fortzottens do hu 
Had na a cadie, wi' his anthtos s O ⁰⁰⁰ D 


Been gleg enough taſhear-tdem hang nνο 2i 10 
Wha came to me neiſt morning ears ir £75 e 


To gie me tidinge o“ this-ferlye 2 | 1 


Le taunting lowns, tro this nae ohe, 3 0 


i For anes the aſs:of Balaam ſpoke, Arn ai g 


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Better than lawyens di fotfodthy' 275 ot} 1. wT 
For it ſpake nactiug but the truth! 
Whether they follow Its example, yore? we 2113 460 
You'll ken beſt n yon hear the ſample. 

- Plainflanes. My ftiehd; tir under years and mur, 
We've been forfoughet late and Air, | 
In ſun-ſhine, and in weety weather, 

Our thrawaft lot — e * 
I never growP'd, but was | 

| Phan ilk ad Bad . IAU 1 
Rut now th Nye Feen de band... 

Whan l'm wih a grievance thrall'd. 

+ Hair-kaimers, ieh gigy>initters, '>.; Wenn 10 N 
Shou'd a' get Jeave to Waſte their powders 
Upo my beaux and ladies ſhouldere? Nucl * | iT 
My travellers aue yd to deide R 199413 949 7 
Wi' creels wauchgncy/{hedp'd' wt! TING #2 
Frae whilk hing deen utcannyrhickfticks, © 
That aften gie/the-maidtne-fic Mn 
As mak them blyth'to frreen their fees 
Wi' bats and muckle maun b. gr, 12 17 

And cheat the dad that fuin Wag ſee Mt ba 

: The glances o pauky'ele, 3 52 5 13 n tH 


Or gie theif de eee inn, 
That erſt might lend their hearts ee wee a WW 


Speak, was I made t6 Gee the lain 
O Gallic chairman ea tend, 
Wha in my tender bube ore oe 2 da 01 


e wacky? tackets i* the foals - 


Ae vi? 101 Aon 5 0 broggs, 


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rxRGvSton's. PORMY.. 


2 wound like death at Una clamp? 8 911 5 i 
Cauſey· Weil erachit, friend —It aft hadi e, 1K 
wi' naething fock make maiſt ado: Roh Dirk S MN 


© broggs, whilk on my body amp, Fe 7 Its * * | 


Weel ken,ye.,tho! you doughtna tell, Bean bo. 
I pay the faire kain myfelly, ß Pub viaort £ 


Owr me ilk day big waggons tumble, . bald 01 
And a' my fabric biraę and jumble; e an ea 
Owr me the muckle horſes gallop. #1? p ne 5D 
Eneugh to rug my very ſaul u ß; 
And coachmen never trow they 're innings, gig tut 
While down the ftreet their wheels are ſpinning- 


Like thee, do I dot bide the brut 
O' Highland chairman's heavy dunt+ gifts fg W 


Yet I hae never thought 0 breathing 91 KF + 4 of oF 
Complaint, or making din for haething - 
_ Plainflanes. Had ſae, and let me get a r | 
Your back's beſt fitted for the 7-7/0 nbi *O 


And I can eithly tell you hr, enen em 1 0 ; 
Ye're doughtier by far-than I. anotod Hits et oo 


For whin-ſtanes, Gavin Frye in 
May thole the praneing feet o nag, 
Nor ever fear uncanny hetebhes qiles! 262 

Frae clumſy carts or;hackney-cogchts,::!! 7 14 2A 
While I, a weak and. feckleſs creatura, cli tuo 

Am moulded by a ſafter nature. 
Wi' maſon's chiſſel dighted net,, 7001 407 
To gar me look baith clean und feat, 


1 ſcarce can bear a ſairer thumpp fi bv 1 
Dann hoe or pumps. 217 N 
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ente -—— "2 
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3 Yield to a paten's pier DT Mans, 434 Ain * $91 £4 Wl 


2 ſtrokes frae —— Eg kale 
1 1 freely maun avow are pleafing. ned foi 32 g T 
{ _ For what uſe was'] made, eee 11-0 
It was na tamely te ebf under „ 
The weight o' ilka eodroch R 
[ That does my ſkin to targets peel; 15 ' W607 #915 2. 
| But gin 1 geh Une, my trade W 
T To fen frac wach the bonmy ladies, gwok b 211 
TE Te keep the bairnies free Frac Rür mw 
|" Whan airing i het, Gurtes rms zr 07 0e 
| 'To be a ſafe and cu bee 
For growing youthor drooping ed. 1 5 
Tu then ſrae me the heavy load . 8 

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Or, hy my troth, the Hall e 189 k Bo 
} © Hae this affair before r 
4 5 Cauſey. T dinna eare a"fingle jot, rat wh 
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"Hae leally L propone defender 60 4 
| As et ye flungfor 1 —_ e189 10 nila 
| Your tibel Fildmpugh' Sor bath, IT I 17 
| 1 | 1 And hae u magnum damnum — en tA 
Por tho' frac Arthur'sfoat'l Prang V/ 
0 | Aud am in conſutution rang. 7 3 05; A © 3:3 404. 4 1 
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Then tak Jour beaux and macaronies, Fg 


| Tho? magiſtrates the Groſs difeard,.. e 12001 bo USES 42 
It makes na whan, they leave. the Guard. xt.baA 
A lumherſome and Rinkin Diggs.) 1. rd ws. 

That rides the Gireſt-qn, my rigging- I 6416 20D 


Poor me owr meikle do e blame, w 91% Dine * * 
For tradeſmen tramping on ꝓpux wache, 08 

Yet a“ your edvocates and; hr fock.. ©; -., on it 
Come ſtill to me tit ang ang 149. och 2 1 tak 


And never yet were kent to range 


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Gie me tradesfbeb and eb untty Johates ; MY 

The de'ils in't gin ye dinna fign 

Your ſertifiehts dohfunt WF miss ?:? = ; 
Plainſaness, Gin. Vg enn oom d be za auld-farrpat) 

As gar. the. cauncil gie a warranty... &# v1 1620 11 

Ik lown rehelliona to tak, 88 2431336 9 Rigg 9113 EW 53 

Wha walken at i the prager traakx , Jau 

And o ' throe, ſhillings. Scotuth.fouk bim > 


Or in the water-bolk ſuir douk him, bn i nA 


This might, Hg the nogs's olle ion, 


And gig, haith. parties Sista gon. 7 204 ir 


Case. But arg, 1 wind, eee Aten 
To bring it ep the au hg en ay 264,779 Ha, 0 
Wharg we ſall has the queſtion Lated,.. | 96 5 2H 
And keen and. exabitiy debated, N Ly rm: Finns 


Whether the provoſt, and the bailies,.. If; og — * x 


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Aen. obteſmper d the Condltäonee ! 

Plainſtanes. Conteiit am 1-—Bat eaſt the gate h 2 
"The Sun, wha tals his leave o- nate 
And come's to waken honeſt fock, t 200 N 
That gang to Würk at fax o clock; 17 be! 58610 7 iT 
At ſets us to be Geh ere 
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Su Ketf; in cellar dank,” 
" Whare hearty bendets fydl their drouthy't | 

Toa chappin bottles pang'd wi liquor fu, ali 
BazanDy the taneß the tither Wüisxv ue, ated 


Grew canker'@; for the ta wee het Within, 
An' het-ſkin'd fock to lifting won begins 255 6 0 
The Farncunin fizz'd, and firit'w3d'fit the feld, g 

_ While paughty ScofsWan ſeorn's to beenge or yield. 


Brandy. Mack be your fa! ye cottar loun miſlear d, 


Bla by the Porters, © Chitirmai,' Spee: 1 


Hae ye nae breeding, that you cock your noſe © 15 


Againſt my ſweetly gifted cordial def. 


I've been near pan courts,: and aften Mage dit> 
| Hae ca'd i frac the dowy für:; 2 


An courtiers aft gaed greening for my ſmack, | 
- Ip gar them n ä 


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The grit, to bang milbabters black und care,, 
Hae ſought me it Mis cloſet for his ptayers. 
What tig then takey the fates, that they-eamthidle- ! 
Thrawart to fix mnie ih wearythdtep e wligd 216 
Sair fafh'd vi” din, ni darkneſy, vant: wil MuM, I 
Whare cheery day-fight:thro' them meer Winks 

Miihe Buty mamba maunna rue 
Tho%erſt Rab Es Ahh ball 
The warde ewadbentg d ls ene Hie ets andrnioury = 
For: here; wae 's me? [there's nouther/lotdinor lair. | 


Come td iget heartſcadi fras their ſtamack ſkair!d;! ** 


Nae mair you courtier louns will ſnaw their faden 
For they glour eiryſat 4 friend's diſginen pri! bak. 
But heeze your heart up. Whan at. court you hear! 
The patriot's zbnapple wat wit ireamiag denn ñ or 11 f 


5 N Teegen his dailp>gaing woo T 


Can ſym the clear edaphpmigh p51: 1/4 
Be bapetoi for be- tim will Ion rou⁵ nud, 5 
Whan you nas langer dwalf benaathi tlie gruund.. 
Brandy. Wandwordy gowk I did I ſab aſtem ſhine 
Wi' gowden gliſter theo“ the chryſtal fine, 
Awa frae ſuggiam gb an;truncber Eri, (vl vil | 
Gif honour. wadk but lat, a-cbulienge hound ro! 1/1 


WY cairds-like thec I ſcorn to file my thumb, 

For gentle ſpirits gentle heeediug doom. I 
Whifly, Truly I think it right you get 14 

Your bigh dear: bundled amang common drams +7 


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Braw days for uu, 'whan foala, newfangle fain, 
Like ither eountrjes: better than their ain 3411) 24 
For thera ye newer fax, fic hade y daf. git 260 a7 
Sic balls, afſeralilies,, aperas,/ ot playal ©! how 
Hame ber tavgſme Ju hae been biyth to pe 
Laur 1 upon Aar diz diere back; / - do Stud W 
Far-you thir lads, 26 wool-ear'd tra leni tell, 
Had ſelethein ans gin-Jarks they'd had 0 u. 1 
But worth gets poorti t an black turning ſhame, 
To drahnt and drivel out: a lite at hame. o\btgw 2dT' 
Alake k the by watts owr wael kent cbrougbant. 
« Rrophefs Achat are hald ib;navrepute;;?)! ano 
bee e tho” bon het the finn, 
And ſet the Gubyps! A mirty bin: ag ! 10% 
Yet I am;hameil,; there's the; four niifchance! | 4utt 
I'm na frae-Tyrkey, Italy, or Frances ß 1ag 3G 
For now qurigentles gabbs ate grown ſue nie, 
At thee they tot, ner Tpearimy:prdes:y} 1.) 
Witnefo++for ter high their tenantk best, 
Aud fil thoit lands: v podrtith;: difeqnteoby 1c. 
Gar iber lebe for cheaper mailins hunt, 
Au, leave their ain as bares eee 
 Branc\'Pho?laindditak tonthfuꝰs a/ my warming oh, 


This dwines not tenants: genr, not cows their craps 


For love to:you theres mon) tedantgars N 

| Barclaii'd aud Barefoot o'er the tiighlind brace: i 
For you uam the thriſpy gude wife ſes lie TW 
Her lafſes kim, ov hirue the dainty cheeſe; ; 10 7 
See mair for nag :s hand wilt erure, 
F toats adowu: 


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Whats win the day ah whe thou'@ went the belle 


For you owr rar” the on his fate partakes, - > 26H 
And fa's a victim to the ſbludy ai. Hibig, ca 11 
Mi. Wha is't that gate the greedy Banker pꝛĩeve | 
The Maiden i rurber, but the Mme „ eas? 
By you when ſpulaied d her charming poſe, 06-4ud 
She tholes in turn the taunt: o n a 
Wi' ſkelps like thin fo m but ſernii down 
T0 det berge vr bexvtoaudy brown Fan va 
Safe dung wi dule, and fey'd foricoming debt, 
They gar weir meu -t Wi their i amet; >: 


Content /enough/ gif they hate wherewittiat 4 ot of 


Scrimply\t6-tack'theit' body and their un. 


Ye'be lea d to ee we eto, yellieveril Seo, 


Or burgher politician, that embrues - 520 bene 
His tongue in thee, and rende the claing news 
But waes heart for you! eee heck 
In poet's garret, or in chair 

While I ſhall yet on. bien - clad tables ſtand, 
IF wi” a the dainti o' the land. 

bia, Trot h 1 hae been ere nove the poet 60 Hame . 


at heez'd tis fangs to mony biyttffotne\theric; 


Wha was't gar'd ALLiz's chaunter chirtn fu glear, 


Life to the ſaul, and muſic to the ear: 
Nae ſtream but kene; und eam vepeht he ux 


To ſhepherd ferskxft on dhe Mm Er bur, 


Wha to their hi w/ w. hv rock bung gw 0 


To r aman g“ 9 5 


an But here's the breuſter wife; and ſhe cant! 


(akne nfl ; 8 2 


8 1 | 
3 an lei ae sie 101 
In final verdict tuin but pe andzinine , bak i 
++Zapdlaige In days yore Lcou'd my/Hving: prize, 
Nor faſn'd wi? rn gangers -0r-excife ; |: math. St 
But nows+days'we're: blyttictoleat the thrift 
Our heads bon licence and exc to lift 
Inlakes of 538 Auby-wecﬀnifdontſupply4it gilt 5 / 
By WHISKY As in Pr 0 T 


Frae ———ů— vail 
| So funky bra, wham dreſt in maiſſet's claiſe, 
Struts to Auld-Reikie's erols on funny days, 
— — hc, Lrraorhen_ Gen 
Near the vaia his. meagre face 31 of 
| Bumbaz'd he loups/frae Gght, amd jooks his ken. 0 
Fleyzd 40 be ſeen amang the tafſel'd tr ain... 
| * Howb p hat "Rs JANE! F hd dt e t 
Free WET $448 900 «1 
1 . dich 5 Berri #0 1 ak d 
£ Sits 5 Tran and. 3 175 10 "Yi y | f ihe b. 
*? fy Fr 1 wy +I KAY 
eee, POT) Bi row A * 
„ een ee eee u Aer odd 63 2147” 
— mandookalghb gant: 
Nae Graſs mill graw:upe!! ber;cawſeyy S495 51 
| Nor war % A yellow N wu nid 0 dV 
Glour dowy:9o'er; benſldwgihighs aloft 5/lu us TD 
OR IT I ee e call 
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Regents, my — IL bead ura 
Bout him yeꝰve made uu ance Delco.) 1212 nt T 
Nae doubt for him your bells. wad gegn 
To find him upon Baden brit? 
An' a things nicely ſet im ordern ng, 7 
Wad keep him om the iam borders ft gs 177 
I'ſe warrant now, frac Pravce-an*;Spaing © 


Baith Cooks an” Scullionp\meanyrates Tee 


Wad gar the pawn” kettle" tine "OY IR 

Around the college vitchenringley# 04 2! al 77 
To fleg frac a' your craigs'the roup, - $2610 145 A 
Wi” reeking het ar cteeſꝶ m, m̊ bai 


And /nails and be miony bundersy i: 1 15177 


Wad beeking lie the tiexrth-Rageabdery if 21 7 
Wi' roaft and boiFd, bin indy [tc 1 bn 4 
To heat the body, coal the. mind. Bet] 435 11.3 G | 
But hear, my lads gin d been there, 7 
How I'd hae trimm*d the bin fate} 7 
For ne*er fic 'furty wight as beni 
Had met wi” fic teſpect frae . 
Mind ye what Sam, the bying len! n foi nodt 
Has in his DiRionar laid down? Leer 
That aits in England are u feat:: 
To cow an? horſe, an' ficken-deaſts YER ang 114 
While in Scots ground this:giowth was eee 
To guſt the gab o/ Aan an Word." 114 51 t 
Tak tent, Aa ops e (51 ts 2600” 
My liſt o' gudely-ham an "goat Ho UK 
ede atten ax the wn e ie eng 


1 L446 w 
5 : #5, 4. a Le + Si 0 
+ * 2 *-+ F AS; A 


Mar ba ray, 1 972 bot en | 
"Than ever Root bdWSawniyythink:; Wy mid tot 
Þ 1 Inprimis, Ihen, a haz tat, wo) ob N 
3 Weel tottl'd in a fertig pat, 


5 Wi ies an' ingans welt d bro, egnitly a el 
Had help'd to guſt dne ru; m. DD baW 
An' plac d ffn in trunchet en (won ee 2) 
Before the gilpy 's Mowerte cena R G Ha 

* Secundo, then, gude | 8 ry BNN 
Whaſe hide was fingitzinever fleaq, , % bavorA 
And four black trottersſtlad wi grille, 
Bedown his throat MAH t hire. TW 
What think ye wein e gude fit ot, % 
70 clag his db e Adainty)doſt af an Nn b 
And white and Woody yudiins toithy 215 foo 777 
\' To gar the Doctor ii, O Drouth 154 +2 01 

Wban he eu never koupto' merit 

A cordial glaſs of:reaming nel 


; But thraw his noſe, add brizt;and/pegtt 135 107 
8 0 Fer the contents o'Mma/talefquegh 37! 'ios el 


ben let his wiſdom girngn?fnarl +7. . 497 * bail | 

2 þ - Ofera weel-toſtit girdiecfarlys! !!? 6 n 

| An' learn, that, mare o his wame, ni is T 

Ml bairns are ay heit heurd ut ham 4 0, 

Denne, lang eine, d Hawthornden, id | 
Te wylieſt an beſt Sehen, 7 Gon 507 1:42 0 1 

gien youruitfies Jes ben ane, . 5600 do | 

"That wad hae gar d hig:gripders(playþug o 17 yM 

; e ny e Bey a> 31 2x Nut | 

e e e Yaond ewollat de 0 £ 

41 3 8 een 1 


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1 Not to Rail H, Auld Eogland?s life! 0 
BM But to the auld ,, 
Whare Crailliaw exafth con'd;weel-hae gien 


. Scate-rumples tobe ce his een pico 16 2) (oh 
i Than neiſtz , nl heart was faintin, co 


He'd lang'd for fate t mak him wann, {5:1 0 

Ah! wWülawin!e for:Scotlagdinowg!cy l 1 1 
Whan ſhe maun ftap/ilkbirky%s mow':s % 1077 

Wi' eiſtacks, grown an Waren pet h e 

In foreign and, or n ecke . W Geb aan ili 
Whan cog oꝰ broſe an” cutty ſpoon. 

14s a' our co 
Wha thro? the week, Rl Sunday' s ſpeal, 

Toil for peaſeyglodg-qn e 3 

” Dewi then, Sirs, and nev 

ber to regale.a friend, o PE 0 


Or, like a torch at,haith.engs. hurning, 
_ Your houſe' ll ſoon grow. mirk and mourning ! 


e Bel Thins ehh ay? 0 


—— 


Is there nae ither bitt fife e %% 
To clap your thumb tipo* q ut Be? 


Than rage eee ee 


with a Gentleman, 4 — K—„—y— 
the concludinf'veſleaionin u dien to Fife ſo much, 
that he ſent him a challenge -but which our Author treat- 
ed with great colgenipegplloD 5:41 ot Nd, ee 


444à Em So: 


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Robin, ye luft H Atte nat füir Piaf ß; % : 


Gie o'er; 'ybtinig man- vou meet enn | 


+ KB 


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Some canket*d furlysi ddr ivw d am Gait 
Bred near the abbey e Dumme eee 
Your ſhowlders yet h glen n ener 
An' be of verſe the mal-gonfoundere! e 
* Come on, ye blades} but dert yerthlzie: Ad T 
Or hack ou fleſb/wif ſword or gulitic,? Dos! 1-77 
Ne'er ſhaw your teeth ur look like ftidk;; | - / 

Nor o'er. an empty» blokes blinkx: dt nos 
What weets the wizew an the wyme 5077 
vo * cbs proſe, aud heal e al 


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n 1169 e e 6.209 at 


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. r 128880 5q 457 lo 


bust. ne in nad lions 


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pi ann, £3401 6 3211 10 


1 has Ati aborg nod lane wwoT 


dun what's 


gag ae de N belt, 


Or wr your fang, you. vg ei Had pricket, ay idol 
Or our auld ALNS, MATES Wicket Anett vid of 


3 


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dn hen theo! your merk wicket... 
i} pats en ere ag] es ud 


4981 


Now ks Saki ſcholar, lawn, #3 08 ita . 
May Gander, war wi — rofl N 1 4} 
aun 8 


en Bron eee e ee 


1% $ Ripon 17 js yr byheho A 


or: Se % Kain zu celle & mil 2:51 24 ain 


"2 . 
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A bell in the College ſteaple. Jm 16268 bas - 


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ns ſteeples o 'Sx; 


| dy 20; brow itt 
ank Hor ITO rep e 4 | 
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Sin” Pauly 7. W eee eee bed 1 ban 
Firſt beid the ſtudents ia abontů, ol 


To wear their cds a bas ſnot, wlll f 
ao Theyneer had reaſon, 


Till Death John's/haffit-gae-a:elout ſy dp 365 1 


" nenen 


"4. ebb 


Whan » e eee e 8 2 


He taught auld Tam 1o;baleithe:duleso! 15112) 57 
And eident to row: right-thedbowls,./ 799014 bei 5H 
Like ony emmack; 5 
ou as a? withia-the rules nal Ali bf 11 
e een eee 


Heb! wha will tell the Adeline , dan aud 1.2» 
To meet the Pauly cheek for chow,- guy 24d er] 3 
Whan he, like fight/ome noirribornnd 51} elit 347 

2/4 Had wont to rail, | | 
And 13 our een e Sidi 20 25d * 


Warns - tail. 


Wa 246 | See * 
FL a N nne e - 


Ab, Jobany | aftemalid. Sigranhlew!:20, 56 1H 
Frae cozy. hen feat? t tum, e olds ee 
Whan art and part Ih been in dme il r wo u 
Saite! ratbiwaafsear ; 
e ee of 80 8 — 


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the members of the * 0 T# T} FE eit 1 


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2 


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EY; „„ 8 . 3 . E u 45 ae: (re | | 
His words they ben Ke a womi | 0 DET bub 
ants THORNS abe eee . 4 


Wu 1 had 


been du in ei r ns. "ke 
John than begude. to motansse e 9000 en $17 
9 The tither nap; the U er 189 ot 
"Wo eee And tune wann round, 
| ae —— d IT 
Nn eb „nnr 


: Nae dominie, or wiſe meſs Nhe Th, vp Way e077 

Was better led in Solomon W Sf 175 Jigus! SH 

| He cited proverbs ome by vis LOL as ta9bi9 Lak 
1 mme ee te taihd; 

* N iy *s eu +952 ll 


1 % 1 £6.43 & "AI * * 7 4 15 
* P if 


1 e A nd fe ar bene 
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| 4 I hae nae mende hmm, e Him ibn Holl 


e In what you c ptfiofephy'y > 096% ot 1m OT 


- It tells that bann the earth e eee | 

1 e «16 Rin'bound Mont ; | 
8 « Either the Bible tee a ne, . en 159 tt ba A | 
NF N e deere. 5 
© 1t's b the Fe eee e ah. i 
That this wide ware ue Ut ſhould ß a 
1 But on the eee bar n. ag 
1 Kale det p* ed laſting N ni 
4 4 


An' was na he u bead o/ wit” nk, 
70 dd o ei : denen Att 


N ern 10 erben hh 


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6 os Ghee chad wa le wd: trudgece bab de iy 
Ivo best our mia in, Jobanglotodgey ; 
unn ane thought big bum to budge. Mu 204 1» 
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To claw bt pint we never tzrud ge 
enen eee 
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k | aw ye at gowns, i that, aftenihere Water wn 
Hae toaſted Cakgg ta K been, 
Gin ere thir K 1 
ue the bj Magee an ddd... 
Fa eee again in lifeꝰs career 


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7 bacßt tg Tam baue ben : 
b look'd like e nt G 9 ien; 
He was a Naz'rene a the week,. OM 
wr 0 +. Dd Swen bell ant... voy, 4a 
A e 1 to ſcrape' His, cheek bun wor bn A 
Wen Ti, Sande fan Gag za 
| | 1 Aki od big ot! 53 91:7} W 
For Jaba, ap. leg d. te tum the pence, 
Thought poortith was a great offence: © 


«baby Go ve edu BY - 


15 097212 eee eee, 
12A « Wenn ng 0 516 
*r dee e e 116 Kt l 


10 9 
MY 1118 1 14 


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5 2 nt wh N N 4 N 548 i £ n 
185 'Ye ken. what, als maun ay dete [gy Ws 1 en be" 
LO F A es be prodigal z - 


+ 83%. "he 3e 4 * 


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© *9 Hevtuvas'hls'twſley/! 11 trad &T 


« For want aut od gag lob off 
n N Ne. Lett 5 « Olwatifiry Walk. »” - 

$9 de RAR bow ee ee YOu of 
royitlouns!: juſt dg,arhreſd de: 
For mony braw green bam an” a. 


abb Tas. 4 no os HE 


That to > him brenda ehr he dei Tidz 945" aj) 


Na. 401 as an ee undd late. 


N N b 5 4 
W as bette: 1 e een SH 7 niggs 1990 He 


— 


Indie 60 teams; 
Be rw TFT: ODS STS: 1 
a 54] , 222 24 rd Rugs . Hool e 
| 1550 2 5 t! & £6W 3H 
bid Ln "vm 
And vo and did fete 5, 0! 22092 odd & 
Abet when H.⁰ᷓ . ud cn er 
We ſurely ſhould be bleſt, Sir? Fj + 
Fieber ps [2 0 Ab Seng | TT. 
ori deny agen ö tgpartr 
. 
Their ancient tape gut erm be euld cad grave, 
- Whare Geordie' | oy Nang \ſpun tay,” 
Houkit for gentleſt dne ne numbleſt clay, 
Twa ſheeted ghaiſts, fac grizly and ſae wan, he 
Nang lanely” tombs their douff difcourſe 2 hoy” is 
IIs 


5 Fe dhe. 
e he late Sexton, 


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eee vppinnarttnitnugryAgh; "i 


O'er the Grayfriaps:; whores .at-minhedd-dout, «+ al 
Bogles and ſye Ares wont ta takithpir W.. 
Harliq dhe pows and ſhanks to hidden cirnu sen 
Amang the hamlocia wild, und ſun-hurnt fem: 
But naue the. night, ſave you. and I hee %] = 


Frae the drei manſions ai the-mvidaight tombs! - | 7 


Now whan the dawning's nean han goth mausttra w, 
And wi” his angry boutzil gare When 2154 


Ayont the Kirk well Gap, and their tal bikds s 


- While the black hours our nightly-freedom eld. 


. . Herriot Im weel content but eee Ny 
or trow the eack vin ea! ye bame wer 1 


For tho! the eaſtern; lift betakena du 5/0 vol 
Changing her rokely black fan mantie grey, 


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Nae weirlike bind: our ell ofrpartirigrringas 7 '« 116 | 


Nature has chang d her come ;| the third od da 


Dozen, in ſilenee on the bending ſpra ß, 119k 


While awlets round the craige at nvonitide fler, 
And bludy-hawks fit fingand om the tee. 
Ah, Caledon! the land I yence held dear, 
Sair mane mak l for thy deſtruſt iam near 
And thou, NM anes my dear abode, DEN Ur 


To mak thee ſonſy ſeem ] miete 


And gar thy Ratelp'tutrets ſpeeb ahr U iE 


Whan royal: Fame ſuny id the ſovertiga rd, 1 
In thae bleſt day, weel Ad I thin bete, de 
To blay thy; poortith by wi hrape igowey ; 


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In Gathic/fulplare fret the plant Maues : bg | 


In vain did Ae A en dee mere yotld le 10 
Brawliy to bam Wilhderetilhcoming-yearys 2/27 
My tower ure ſunk iu lade are barren no , 
_ fame; iny-tonvu;;"likÞiny flow re, maunidow.” 


- Wartfon:Sure'MdjorWargpriome ũic warlock wight, 


| Has flung begdilin® glamour oferiyour fight; 2 287 
Or'elſe ſometkittie-cantrip'thrpwny weten, 


Has bound im mielygoei my ain tw ein, in en b 
If ever auꝶht fra ſenſb oDπ be believ·!d 
eee eee 
Tn amen, les the tap c, di, tomb, 


Fu eaſyceaniFiee you 
|| Nae corbie flecin there;/now'croupin/oraws; tot 10 


Seem to ee ©Wy fas; ik gnignenDd | 


- But a yaur'tow'rs'i Ait 267% 
Steeve as the rocks that Searnattive land. 

Herriot Think na L vent my Well · a · day in vainy * 
Kent ye the cauſe e fure Wal join my man. 


Black be the day that cer to Rugland's grOude 


Scotland was eikit bythe nung 7 bon: ybuld , 


For mony a menazie G deſtruttiue ilis 
| The county nom mahm brook frae wiortmajn bills, ' . 
That void ouriteſt'ments,” and can freely gie 
Sic will abdiſcoup to the ordain d truſtee : 


That he map tin dur iſtateleßt riggias bare 
Nor acre% houſes; rapdey nor fiimin ſpare, | 


Till he can lend the coitering ſtate a zit f 00 of 


ww 8 in Wr ee xd! US buA 
al Uh, BO 13% | In 


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dome: work TO . 


In lieu of whilkg«we apann;be,weel nẽ˖⁴t 11! 4 
To tyne the capitalfor-ghrecepangents!, 22th ot 1a 
A doughty fun indeed. (mban;nomrardayed: win 0 
They raiſe praviſians age Nents-theyurailes 1/1047 
Yoke hard tbe;pogfs and dat dhe rich-ghig}s/ beer; 1 
Pamper'd at caſt by4itber's induſt g. 
Hale intereg for m fund can ſcantii no W -. 
Cleed a' my callapts.backs,; and Nap their mou 
How mayn;theinwerms if faire hunger ſtack⸗ů 
Their duds in targets flaff upg their hach, a ag 2D 


Whan,they art dom de keep A lasting Lent „ir | 


Starving for:Rogland's el at three gn 15, 7 
Watſon. ABHP HEM FAD ar Mela. 496.80 IEP 


She little * — N — 3 a2 
Our hoſpitals for. 


Wha, thanks to Miniſtry |, is.gromn. ſas Wise, . 


For gin, frae Caſtlel ul ta Netherbows... Sir 3 of 
Wad honeſt houſes bawdy- houſes Some giv bak 
The Crawp wad, pever ſpear the: price, fine, f 


Nor hinder youpkers to. the ge'i tomie, Ne ses 
But gif ſome n foe pious, Mme #* had 7 
And leays the PORT, man's, pray « tg fain.his name,: 
His gear maun a, beofeatter d by She dane >: %%% 


of ab N e ee en bak 


2 855 epd 1 think, altho? the bill tak place... 
| 8 * lad" 2 


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un Purghere gude, 11;147 
That e'er our filler ar gur lands ino, d ring 'ogJ- 
A gude bien living to a .backsgaup, Ring . ff oy ng 


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As lat our Meret unwanted n of | 
Or the ſucceeditg wert 2 ie | 
©” braw ble aistenewet und weh el,. 
Whilk ene had droppittotticir ehilirent Nair : 
For mou e See and men i rare eng NDU eG 
yori mag on ſprang tre mne. 
ee Tia; "my ene cbt ye bor unde ken, 
— — 8 99 785 
5 has 5 bab 191k 'T 
They WF half Eountty Tab Helv ton * 
f — —-— Aer «Re 
The Governmeint need only butt the tine asu | 
; Wr ede previdiing nes, che xowden'toin vw f: 5 17 6 
| Than our etecttofd, ant wilt true: 
| Will Fell tem ges In kotbfäden Na, «6tigtod 160 
Upo tbalr dung oH Art bet, 15's 1811 
Lavgh T their nerve, bag get u Plate ut ur. 
Wai." Fre thut day me, L' mant out fpirits pick 
| | "ine ghaiſt rok and Contes wi” tits Wick, 
T0 er the wind oer Tout ber rums blxw, nig 107 
Aud weightie td Wah ter Mortar W-? 
-  'Vire-flaught dug Ka, F tenfasla tins fra,” >” | 
Shall lay yerttzigh dine ry pede! Pad 99 1 
Tweed thatf An 10Wtin“ down Wil banks tit Or. 
rin Stn Gut & rebel & Wait poi; 
'Upo? the bility Botean jaws to Het. 
And mourn ia A/ Bight ber 10 elde. 0 
: © Herold tte tomb of oi ene, | 
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| Till night welllvwaktherlwirdabaon out pawns?! * 


And than, whan ſue hetiehowralariot rows; © +77 
We'll traveſitoithn et id GNR gan- aid T 
And wauk Mackenzie: frac hi Bahner oo 
Tell him gun ai thatihgg wit: wonre bilo bo. 
* "yy the e ee 5 11 
was in Wade for Lell te Uncle N dr hal A 
and other Charities froighout "the/Kingdomiy{rr Govern. 

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As ever happit % ani e 117 15 5727 nad bed 
Yet part we maus The chf me andi 12977 107- 
Amang the Writers. aud the Baydies, 4% en 9g ne * | 
That lang th&Udroe® thebuliatibwj; if 0 mT" 5 
Or neighboure or, 42 Meelibtouk cf war 8 
Still making iztn⸗weis ines Mette cr e r 
The tither kale, the ütbertin, WTI 50 ys New - T 
To bang the'birr O winter wangen nA 
And had the nine cave angebe 58 5} h i 
Sicklike me weary Eko 54) v0 „AN = 
His kyte wi” drug! frus derb da, d 10 e D 

Thinking to kek 'the ticker eur!” +) % did ur UE + 
To 3 and look ban Ma u Berjiodto745 cot. - 
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To bits ae Dr en e 55 e, _ 
© Ya need wegyulw dem et e, 


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Nor fa" int ye eee d nee, (ord bo s 


To think thus ert h eee eee 

PFrae wind , d Fru ler e ee bore 

And foren, a ast add ban, 

Frac gart ᷣ eee e dune b of ot 

ere e , le d eee 

| Nn ler * FR ; Balg ge 1 26% 
Wow $6 befaicag; Ht wad be tally, Tl e PR 


Tour raggit hide and 4 Loft 200 
For tgp ode _— AY 


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rer bed e eee eee een 
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I 0 his get warnen eee ee 16 T 
Tha vweeefjuls, und eddi 1) 
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1 will de for thier ends, 
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- Whare for the füsse Mar pes e 
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But the neiſt mament*ghig. t.. yaimorn A1 
Like gowan in Decembetꝰs f, 0 Inv yait K 
Couꝰd Prici· tbe- laub e 
As mak the breeks andGaiſeto Rad may 414% 107 


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Gare ither-breex d Tr Eg 1 
The Macaronieg, bra and Hodge! p I 5 51 d 4 
Maun fail— Sic gmnhit lara ,’ onen 354 7 
No ſpeed you 40 foams maiden erhavass "cc v7 4 
That butt an' ben rings Qule an u, ον .:; 10 T 
Aſk her, in kindneſs; if ſhe, {ecks. 154 viltgid bad... 
In hidling ways fo aur ths, derbe bus 1iiaild 1 
safe you may dl, tha! une and Boltfes! 0 
Beneath the veil o df PORE? H no yi 232 
For this main nt Was Nr en en a 
Frae lover's quickeſt ſenſe, An. 2Anild yanod ot. 
Or gif ſome bard, in lurky Une 217 won tf 
Show's profit mene by; his ee ol; a6 eee 
And pace awa'y; wit {injvky faces": *. woo A 
In filler or in go dea ae, i US Ag T 
Glowr in his fage, libs: ſpectre unt, yanod 9 
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Fearing that power wiglivplumit hig featherp . U 4 
Aud bid nm Ateteh bohda dihiv ether, 10/7 
Uk morning to bis dug vnd ic Men ad 5011 
A tiny ſervant o' his dne 0 of nxwoy oi 
| | \ Wd dork. 500 
| uip atk ie an. {>> ot AEN, 2A 
er tink 99. eb pe eie nil Bas Abid: id 
| | 132 2 baim 101 
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| That Seatland wee lee UW nv 
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Their bizaitif a nd ba b Wert: 41 
Ang blythly gar aud ehre zue b ai en DA 
and wr bleering eye: oh. Nan gabid 1 
o lan Hug Abe th” ute hae Seen 157 vor 5 
- Sae friſky: on the Sissi (tbe, [by 2117 11500 ft 
o Sortans Wort te ien n 0 
in benny blinks vhs! he t e | 2 101 5821 
But now the late yellow'dye; „mat Ag 10 8 
Peel d frae the brinithes, quickly fly; tt + pod? 
And-now:frae nouther buff wür bra 1257 nA 
The ſpreckl'd mavis greeti your ear; i wo T9117 al 
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Not Boreas, that me me Se bn 215d ts and Þ 


Dare here pap in his angry er 2ibigk of 261 3A 
Thanks to ov d,, Whithe Sig fande 67 e 
A ſhelter to ſerrounding had. "AT 0118 118! Nu 
Now mort, wi? boa: ee ee of 
Kiffes the air eck e RW on on dP 
Rakin their ein, the ervant unte two aol yro 11 
Early begin their lies and'elathes7 otty / O 
Uk tells her fries e maden Umar re 
That ftill ne brooks frac ſcoufing miſtreſs; ; 
And wi? her-Joe in turnpike fret TIES 1% nad If 
She'd rather ſmiff'the'flidking vir; is so bak 
As be ſubjeQea to her tongue. Nia tan; ch tun 


When juſtly cenfura E ke W roh g 


On Nair wi” tub, or pat in Hand, I 217 40'T 
The barefoot Sch toe ts Ring; © 20 OED. 
That antrin fock may ken de * WITT $7111; 5 89h 
Auld Reikie will at morning Be re 7 = 004 
Then, wick an uin big W Aach din wort. 
The burn that *neath the War Fach l r 
They kindly ſhower Eüinzsv 2752 ond 
To quicken anct v out nts; 1410 bas? «oJoly bag 
Now ſome for this, wi Thtif”s Keg "01229 SAT 
Hae gi'en auld Edinbidagts ee, +4) id 
2 nee fouring n6ckit iweety”” $12 at 10 - 


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8 n he that's ne Feds te e 
A* frae his plaidie 9+;his fand RP at qe 2 f 216 ll 
Now Rairehead ees ankles. fools o; 1nd tn 
/ Cenfure their aim, and pride their rules, 
In Luckenbooths, wi) Bovtios eve. iv om Wʃ] Z7õ: . 
4 Their neighbours ſma%e8:;favte defery.s.+/n 411) (113! 
1 ony loun ſhould dander.there,. {+ is 4147 nin tf 


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They trace-his Nepg, gin they gan bell, 1-4 +1121 41! 

7 His pedigree.as weeks . ˙ 2 wil 
Whan Phœbus blinks wi! ene AF 0 4; (ins bit 4 
And ſchools at noon- day get tbe play, tn bead 


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The trader glours;, he. doubts, be hums 5/1 of SI 
: The lawyers eke to:crok repairs, e . 
Their wings to. gn 39d doſe an air yootorad. T 
' While buſy agent.cloſc PRES qe Doe nies zac 
| And a” his kittle caſes. fri 
| "Now night, that 8 Eupaied; chief fer fun, a 
WM fs wi "er plank rites, begyn Kt 7 $7 wink 2D 
5 Turo lkea gate eng neren yihaia yodT 
5 ou ee eee ky oT 
The ufefu- eee Ky atitl2 100 ney nott 
To' bide the profits, of. Hier test; 0 0 th hips dig 2H 
Por by thir lads Auld; Reikie!s fr 7150? toltiw a 
Cen but u e p. therack. e Jan gainrom 50D 


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Has matters to de Gehm 284 TD 
The Wen 5. willing gi' es his light | ;ﬀ an Ne ba 
To deeds o darkneſſ and e night: 24 of 
It's never ſax-penceifor a HHt 26 2 n 
That gars thiflade #P ef tift FIY Some NN 
For they wi better Fear are paid H i bn 
And whores and culls ſupport their trade: dend »dF 
Near ſome lamp PN . d 7 te, DAH 
Wi' heavy ein, — 2i5w o Het a 
Stands ſhe that beauty dan had kend;”" 27 gie 1A 
Whoredom her trade, And vie Kan bas zloog of 
But ſee whare nd me wins her Brend „ ! fy ot 
By that which nature nee decreed; 2 ie on nat 
And vitious difties fings to pleaſe.” n 1613 3s Jood 


Fair chaſtity? 'S. tranſparent gloſs! e 4 evfinga} v8T-- = 
Redemption ſeeni kens the hame /, | i251 4. 
But 4's. black miſery Ant W vote on lte 
Frae j Joyous tavern, Feeling drones" Jai 67 
Wi fiery phizz, and ed Half ſank; b v FR 
Behad the brufifer; fac tw of ome wort 
That i in the teex * gardies f.“ k „1% UH oh ws 
Cloſe by his ſide feckleſs 1 Mon Shaw ge 
Q? macaronies/Mhilw their face; ben or 2464) 
And think they're free fte Kafth er harm, m wor. 
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"To. this ſame warrior wha, led. gravid fab nel HET | 
Thae heroes to bright hanour's bed; Sen 46H 


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Iz] bruiſer's face wi. broken. lines: 0 bn T s 
| | O' them ſad tales he tells. anon, og-2z6} tt £3 4 
Was ramble and whan fighting SOBER) 116 lat T . 
And, like Hectorian, ne'er, W iu, Wei 107 | 4 
| The brag and glory 0 an £076 alto >: bk 
| Whan feet in dirty gutters plaſh, 1 ce 2366 WA, | | 

And fock to wile their fitſtaps fadh ; i VS i | { 
= At night the macateni drung, an wilt #12: Ag 
| In pools and gutters aftimes ſunk -. F 
| 4 Hegh 1 what Aj fright. he ROW. ere, 38 { 
| Whan he his corpſe deiected rears! . idw 3663 78 1 
| Lock at that head, and. think. if there 3257 4 5¹ 7 

The pomet flaifter'd up his hair & oi 5 157 4 

The cheeks obſerve, where now.. eowd ſhine. - I 1 
dee feanting glories of carne, ria WM 

Ah, legs! in vain the gk · worm there Gefen 32K 4 

| + Difplay'd to. view her ęident care; x i An 15 24-246 'Y 

For ſtink, inſtead of perfumes, go. TIE 

A ROW clarty odours fragrant Bows... 5 T's . e 1 
No ſome to porter, ſome eee 1 

een to their wife, and ſome bens. dT 

© Retire, while noiſy ten: haus drum... 100 1 

Gars a your trades gae dand 1 Mia 0 1 


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Oꝰ care that ad hatrai the hours: !!* 41! 2m ot 
For wing-and. Bacchus till e wall 

Our thrawart fortune!'s; wildeſt frown 3 © (inc 7 
It maks you ſtark, and bauld, and brate, 


E'en whan deſgending to the grave... 
Now Dur ca: un 


Reſume. ther mandiaing trade, : 0523! 
Whare eager looks, and glaneing cin. 
Foreſpeak a heart and flamack keen. nyt 
Gang on, my lads ; it's Jang fin ſyne 10% 


We kent auld Epicyrgy” linengñk· yieo 1 
Save you the-baard, wad egaſę to riſec/, 0. 


Bedight wi' daintitbs to the ſkies; k 47 
And ſalamanders-ceaſe. tofwill: 1 fo 
The comforts of. a $uraing gills) +7 Li drytd nt 


But chief, O Cape I we erave thy aid. 


To get our cares. — Fats uneark 


5 Sincerity, and genius true, Bain * * 11 03 219 4220 


O' knights have ever been ine due: $9527} gaz 


' Mirth, muſic, porter deepeſt dy d. 5 nou? 
Are never here to worth deny di T 


And health, o' happineſe n the queen 
Blinks bonny, wi' ber ſmile ſerenme 
Tho? joy maiſt part Auld Reikie o] n,. 
Eftſoons ſhe kens ſad ſorrowꝰd fromw uss: 
What groupe is yon ſae diſmal, griſn , 
Wi n aſpect, cleeding dim h1sgzed oF 
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And ſend d-———»tg'his ſ,jH rt 


Bar Death er, — — gan 105 fe 


To me they'll quiekly pay Waal seu / 


How come mankind; whanddeting woe! 15 
In Saulie's fave welt betete $6 mol, | 


That grief i in e ned ander 2 4 
Then, what is man Awhyintithivptirazer' vo 


Life's ſpunk decay Cue mir can bläse 


Let ſober griefalangieclkre- 4 g D160 
N Our fond anxietP-aid oure 5\. bns oA 8 AN 


Nor! let the undertalienbes's; 5 fm! 0 gat) 


| T he only waefu friend we Wer A le , V7 * 


Come on, my Muſs, unc Ten rehe se 


The gloomieſt them In u, yer verfe : 
In mornings when alle Kees Wout : 8 bak 
Fu blyth and free frabiailz\mie'Uoubt vine dT 
He lippens ua to be ne O Jig 218 

Amang the regions o the dend: 9 40 15% oP 


But ftraight a painted are as ironie 
Lang ſtreekit veuth its canopies. a1 in OO 


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Or whan the dend - ade, (iH. mape ) i7!85d bn 
Makes frighted mankind girn aud gap e,, ilf 
Reflection: than his re ſours); u +) 527 

For the neiſt dend/dale may be ours. anon 
When Sybil led the. Trojan'down, ©: ne 30 
To haggard Flur a dreary tom. 41s birrod TW 


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Edins 8 fret attracts the fight 386579 of alSoifagols 0 


Not Corent-garden, clas; ſae h ⁷e . ο tofk 251 


Mair fouth o/ herbs gan-eithly ſhaw?! eee 
For mony a yeard is here fair foughtso: io 41“ 


That kail and cabbage: may:be-boughts.nil +12 nog! 


And healthfu” ſallad ta regale 
Whan pamper d ne a heavyaie ab.. „en Has dem 0 


Glour up the ſcheetdat mmer mor, TTY 


The birk ſae gras ound ſweetobriaetbarty e 077 


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Wi which our nden Awol bad Slide 9196? ut. 


Whate js there keekingeglaſs lite the fr Aoamn9d of 


Is there, op earth that bn mare bro ? 


And ere noxious vapour Kiilte deff 26d 36fk'D. > 3 
Wir do D 14120 bak” © 3 


Wi' Mary's ſhape,. andbMary's Hu- o bog 
Save the empurpl'q ſpetk that gr 7] qẽũæZſ: 15161 of 
In the ſaft faulds o yondet naſe ꝰ W M eee 


How bonny ſeems, the vittzin breaſt 1 55d 1927 ban 


Whan by the lilliea have aarialth, 051) baidnzm N ν 

And leaves the mind, jnlabbttortelk nowmnmnits ol » 

Which maiſt in ſweets and har excel has 3905 aH 
Gilleſpie's ſnuff ſnouid prime dh hee n 


o her that to the manket goct oe nk hen DO oY 


If ſhe wad like to ſhun'the mietete 
That buoy up frac. marketidells;g5i $51 o gin dT 
Whare wames 0 Hein bar fam ryrſeen t 0 
To noſtrils gie Tft „ad Oalsf 
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Nae Hottentot thatidaily Jain 0567020 4n - u 
Mang tripe or ither ca ¹,ẽẽů(&j 'o- 0197 1 bk 
Hath ever yet-conceiv'd; 'of cen 70 
Beyond the line fie ſceies unclen [1 md” 1＋ 
On Sunday here, an alter d ſceule e 1d boa 
O' men and manners meets ohr -:: 
Ane wad maiſt tro ſme people chB, 51! 27 11 9t 
. thei olo/agpry +.) 11 +17 
And. fain wad:garzille neighbour chli tigninigt TW 
- They thirſt for goodneſi as for drin 311 £7 1 fg, 
But there an unco-dearth-0* grace wt bid, 
That has nae manſian but the face, i e 
And never can obtain parte d44id Kn ten © 
In benmoſt corravs* whe Meinten A D oi H/ 
Why: ſhou'd geligiam mak us flat A av 2750) vl 
If good frae Virtues toherhidits qu of yin A 
Na,. rather glec fab hne wou fen vqims 9352; 2v%8 
Forſake hypoeriſy, Sr bt o b eee 
Aud never hae it widerfloggis 2/17 mos} yonod wolt 
You fleg mankind frac Beingigoad.c51lil 23 yd ned'7 
In aſternoon, a bra hufit, 207 22762! bak 
The joes and lullen doe to IN i „„ Wem did 
Some tak a great delight to place Hue ace SD 


The modeſt bon-grate &erthe füge: ðĩ7%u—n © 


Tho! you may ſee, if f anglin' d, bw oft 


Now. Comely- garden and the Park, 2-17: £ I 
Nefreſh them, n zig al o'Þ 
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* Bien days for ever frac ber wem jsd4gic . ects : 

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To thee the greateſt bluſh welbwejs#tis #4) 1nids ah 


And tribute's tear ſhall yratefurfiewy®s >! 194 Hodd 2 


| The fick are'cur'd, the Rungry l, 
And dreams o' comfort tend their bed) 


As lang as Forth weste Bars H , 152 yall Ui 
As lang's oh Fije her bid Har, b boog ofy3in SW 
Sae lang ſhall Uk whafexxountryp% daß 1 2159 10M 
To thy remembrance gie -A tear; 509% modtct nat 
By thee "Huld Riikie thrave andigremw)cn 157 D OT 
Delightfu? to ber childerts views : U 
Na inaif Half CF fiviplive'threeps7 541 % 
Their city's beauty and its: hapey) $83 % none! a 
Wuile our new city ſpreads mou⁰jjXk b l 
Het botiny wings on fairy gramdgnded iv h of 


But 'Pfovdfts naw thatiicker afford! 54: 4 


The ſmaeſt dignity to l,, d bnA 
Net care thotieveryſoheme gae wid. 
That Dxvnuond's fieredhand has 'euflfdt »1! W 
The ſpacious Brig * meglogted e, >} 287} AA 
Tho' plagu'd wi” pamphlets)[Jann'd-wif erieg ; 557 T 7 


| They heed not eee 1 +4 wwolg o8 


To gulp us ip her gaunting wom. 
O ſhame ! that ſafety cnùna chm Im 23691 7c: at 
Protection from a provoſt s name, Man 1 #5:up 2 
But hidden danger lies behind lg be N 50} 80 
To torture and to fleg STE of b'quileg tull 


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To eee pre Retrertnvaragga Yarra.” 


As think that eithepywill.or . D 314 95d3 oP 
| , Shall get the gate in Ahe hearts! r bug. 
For Politics.are a theip-mark, 5 +1 415 0) dT 
Miles latent; and :rarrigtion d nut ok 
I they can eithly-turagheipences 7 4g on on 4 
wr city's good theywwill diefe 1% % yn! 0A 
| Norcare tho' z ber ne were did i lint port 245 
Ten fathom i” the auldAirk-yardono!g mommy va: or 
To fing yet meikle:dves nemain, 1 Wuls 220d? yi 
-Undecent for a modeſt ſtraiu : 5 1d 0f tro yiludt 
And fin? the pa dau e i dl If rom 
The favour o the Muſe om ladzes, $1556 TI vi 
He downalike to higfeffente>i} It woe 140 i, 
To delicacy's bonny/ſeaſe;; yur no eyniw yanod 1 TI 

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"Runnin, farewell + nefericon'd pare 518 4927 
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On earth nae mair they bend their eins, 
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Shall Man, à niggard{inedtuganin elt: 19 
Rin to the tether's end for pff vial 164 To 
Learn ilka cunzied/ſcoundyel'stfick; 1s 0! 2med 34 
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3F steekit frae Nati e issn oath. d 
$3 That daily on his preſatige gif 0 17 oft 02 mil 
At hame to. .girn, nod pine Ii maT 
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And wi the birch a diwning:;oiſe 4! 1 b gang I8dT 
On ika bank thei laude hae ſpread 201 andre „ * 
Wi' blobs o' dew a peaii bed %% bas i or 
Frac faulds nae mair the cunſeg / nut, $951 ld 
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Whare they may feed at heartig Eontent, >! 811 181) 
PVoyokit frac;thoiv'winter's ſtent eral 1516 21817 
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They're baith but lifeleſs, : <7" Ya Is Sr 961 
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As clear as ony lammer- bead? anom Mr? 
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12 pleas d the ydl never faſſj again” {1 1d 1 

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The fimple gart o. Nature here ß; N 364 V7 


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