Understanding Robert Burns: Verse, Explanation and GlossaryNeil Wilson, 2002 - 310 страница Although recognised throughout the world, the poems of Robert Burns are rarely understood. This book gives readers an immediate understanding of 138 of his poems. |
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... faces . The third one skipped up to him and curtsied . claes = clothes ; visage = face ; onie slaes = any sloes ; hap - step - an - lowphop ; skip and jump ; onie lambie any lamb ; curchie = curtsy = THE HOLY FAIR 80.
... faces . The third one skipped up to him and curtsied . claes = clothes ; visage = face ; onie slaes = any sloes ; hap - step - an - lowphop ; skip and jump ; onie lambie any lamb ; curchie = curtsy = THE HOLY FAIR 80.
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... face ! I daur you try sic sportin , As seek the Foul Thief onie place , For him to spae your fortune : Nae doubt but ye may get a sight ! hae to fear it ; Great cause ye For monie a ane has gotten a fright , An ' liv'd an ' died ...
... face ! I daur you try sic sportin , As seek the Foul Thief onie place , For him to spae your fortune : Nae doubt but ye may get a sight ! hae to fear it ; Great cause ye For monie a ane has gotten a fright , An ' liv'd an ' died ...
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... face , Enough of ought , ye like but my bonie , sweet wee lady , grace : But her , I've paid enough for her already ; An ' gin ye tax her or her mither , By the Lord , ye'se get them a ' thegither ! = feckly partly trams = shafts brunt ...
... face , Enough of ought , ye like but my bonie , sweet wee lady , grace : But her , I've paid enough for her already ; An ' gin ye tax her or her mither , By the Lord , ye'se get them a ' thegither ! = feckly partly trams = shafts brunt ...
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