The Songs of Scotland, Ancient and Modern: With an Introduction and Notes, Historical and Critical, and Characters of the Lyric Poets, Том 3J. Taylor, 1825 |
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... present copy seems more complete and consistent than the others , and the concluding verse is without the indelicacy which polluted the earlier versions . OUR GUDEMAN CAME HAME AT E'EN . Our gudeman came SCOTTISH SONGS . 13.
... present copy seems more complete and consistent than the others , and the concluding verse is without the indelicacy which polluted the earlier versions . OUR GUDEMAN CAME HAME AT E'EN . Our gudeman came SCOTTISH SONGS . 13.
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... the song of English extraction . I never saw more than eight lines of it in any collection ; -they are the first four and last four in the present version . THE REEL OF STUMPIE - O . Hap and rowe c 2 SCOTTISH SONGS . 19.
... the song of English extraction . I never saw more than eight lines of it in any collection ; -they are the first four and last four in the present version . THE REEL OF STUMPIE - O . Hap and rowe c 2 SCOTTISH SONGS . 19.
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... a general favourite . It came out as a fragment first , and about the year 1780 appeared in its present form . It is said to be the production of the Rev. Dr. Strachan of Carnwath - a clever man and 22 SCOTTISH SONGS .
... a general favourite . It came out as a fragment first , and about the year 1780 appeared in its present form . It is said to be the production of the Rev. Dr. Strachan of Carnwath - a clever man and 22 SCOTTISH SONGS .
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... present song is a very beautiful one ; and though the conception and some of the lines belong to an earlier period , the charms by which it seizes on our heart and fancy are the work of Burns . THE LASS THAT MADE THE BED TO ME . When ...
... present song is a very beautiful one ; and though the conception and some of the lines belong to an earlier period , the charms by which it seizes on our heart and fancy are the work of Burns . THE LASS THAT MADE THE BED TO ME . When ...
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... present lyric . It is not yet quite so pure as it ought to be ; but it is far too beauti- ful to cast away , and too peculiar to alter with much hope of success . The original song , tradition says , was occasioned by an intrigue which ...
... present lyric . It is not yet quite so pure as it ought to be ; but it is far too beauti- ful to cast away , and too peculiar to alter with much hope of success . The original song , tradition says , was occasioned by an intrigue which ...
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aboon Allan Ramsay amang ancient auld baith beauty Bessy Bell bird birks blithe boatie rows bonnie lassie braes of Yarrow braw breast bride Burns busk canna cauld Charlie charms cheek cobite coming dance dear dearie dearie-o Derwentwater Donald Macgillavry Duke of Cumberland Dumbarton's drums e'er fair flowers frae gang Geordie grace green gude hame heard heart highland house of Stuart ilka Invermay Jacobite James Hogg Jamie Kenmure's king kiss laddie lady laird lass Lochaber Lord lover lyric maid maiden Mallie's maun merry mither morning mourn nae mair naething ne'er never Nithsdale o'er the moor old song Peggy poet Ramsay's says Scotland Scottish sigh sing smiles snishing sorrow sung sweet sword ta'en thee There's thou verses weel weep whigs wife Willie winna wish ye'r young youth
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