The Works of Robert Burns: Correspondence with Mr. George Thomson, including poetry hitherto unpublishedT. Cadell and W. Davies, 1806 |
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... expression , 85 XXX . Mr. B. to Mr. T. For Mr. Clarke , 86 ' XXXI . Mr. B. to Mr. T. with " Phillis the fair , " 87 XXXII . Mr. T. to Mr. B. Mr. Allan - Draw- · ing from " John Anderson my jo , " XXXIII . Mr. B. to Mr. T. with " Had I a ...
... expression , 85 XXX . Mr. B. to Mr. T. For Mr. Clarke , 86 ' XXXI . Mr. B. to Mr. T. with " Phillis the fair , " 87 XXXII . Mr. T. to Mr. B. Mr. Allan - Draw- · ing from " John Anderson my jo , " XXXIII . Mr. B. to Mr. T. with " Had I a ...
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... - tion of Ossian , who denominates himself the Voice of Cona . Sae merry as we a ' hae been ; and Good night and joy be w ' you a ' , are the names of two Scottish tunes . E. ❝mind is never muddy , " is a muddy expression 56.
... - tion of Ossian , who denominates himself the Voice of Cona . Sae merry as we a ' hae been ; and Good night and joy be w ' you a ' , are the names of two Scottish tunes . E. ❝mind is never muddy , " is a muddy expression 56.
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Robert Burns. ❝mind is never muddy , " is a muddy expression indeed . " Then I'll resign and marry Pate , And syne my cockernony . ” — This is surely far unworthy of Ramsay , or your book . My song , Rigs of Barley , to the same tune ...
Robert Burns. ❝mind is never muddy , " is a muddy expression indeed . " Then I'll resign and marry Pate , And syne my cockernony . ” — This is surely far unworthy of Ramsay , or your book . My song , Rigs of Barley , to the same tune ...
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... expression that quite charms me . I became such an en- thusiast about it , that I made a song for it , which I here subjoin ; and inclose Fraser's set of the tune . If they hit your fancy , they are at your service ; if not , return me ...
... expression that quite charms me . I became such an en- thusiast about it , that I made a song for it , which I here subjoin ; and inclose Fraser's set of the tune . If they hit your fancy , they are at your service ; if not , return me ...
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... And I mysel ' a drap o ' dew , Into her bonnie breast to fa ' ! * Originally , Oh , " Ye mind na , ' mid your cruel joys , The widow's tears , the orphan's cries . " E. Oh , there beyond expression blest , I'd feast on 74 “O gin.
... And I mysel ' a drap o ' dew , Into her bonnie breast to fa ' ! * Originally , Oh , " Ye mind na , ' mid your cruel joys , The widow's tears , the orphan's cries . " E. Oh , there beyond expression blest , I'd feast on 74 “O gin.
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