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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... frae the pleugh ; The blackning trains o ' craws to their repose ; The toil - worn Cotter frae his labor goes , This night his weekly moil is at an end , Collects his spades , his mattocks and his hoes ; Hoping the morn in ease and rest ...
... frae the pleugh ; The blackning trains o ' craws to their repose ; The toil - worn Cotter frae his labor goes , This night his weekly moil is at an end , Collects his spades , his mattocks and his hoes ; Hoping the morn in ease and rest ...
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... frae the storm . May He who gives the rain to pour , And wings the blast to blaw , Protect thee frae the driving show'r The bitter frost and snaw ! May He , the friend of Woe and Want , Who heals life's various stounds , Protect and ...
... frae the storm . May He who gives the rain to pour , And wings the blast to blaw , Protect thee frae the driving show'r The bitter frost and snaw ! May He , the friend of Woe and Want , Who heals life's various stounds , Protect and ...
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... frae France , But hornpipes , jigs , strathspeys , and reels , Put life and mettle in their heels . A winnock - bunker in the east , There sat Auld Nick , in shape o ' beast ; A touzie tyke , black , grim , and large , To gie them music ...
... frae France , But hornpipes , jigs , strathspeys , and reels , Put life and mettle in their heels . A winnock - bunker in the east , There sat Auld Nick , in shape o ' beast ; A touzie tyke , black , grim , and large , To gie them music ...
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