The Poetical Works of Robert Burns, Том 1Bell, 1893 - 1 страница |
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... Jean ! 111 Rantin , rovin Robin 111 Elegy on the Death of Robert Ruisseaux 113 Epistle to John Goldie , in Kilmarnock 114 The Holy Fair 117 • Third Epistle to J. Lapraik Epistle to the Rev. John M'Math 127 129 Second Epistle to Davie ...
... Jean ! 111 Rantin , rovin Robin 111 Elegy on the Death of Robert Ruisseaux 113 Epistle to John Goldie , in Kilmarnock 114 The Holy Fair 117 • Third Epistle to J. Lapraik Epistle to the Rev. John M'Math 127 129 Second Epistle to Davie ...
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... in the evening Burns met Jean Armour , the girl whose life was to be ever afterwards associated with his . She was then nineteen , six years younger than the poet ; her 99 father was a master - mason in Mauchline , xxxii MEMOIR .
... in the evening Burns met Jean Armour , the girl whose life was to be ever afterwards associated with his . She was then nineteen , six years younger than the poet ; her 99 father was a master - mason in Mauchline , xxxii MEMOIR .
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... Jean . " The courtship was long , but after many months the lover was successful in gaining her affections , and early in 1786 Jean's condition could not be concealed . This was , as the poet said , news not the most agreeable , " but ...
... Jean . " The courtship was long , but after many months the lover was successful in gaining her affections , and early in 1786 Jean's condition could not be concealed . This was , as the poet said , news not the most agreeable , " but ...
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... Jean was sent to stay with friends at Paisley . Burns was thrown into an agony of despair by what he called " a faithless woman's broken vow , " and he decided to sail without delay for Jamaica , where he had been offered a post worth ...
... Jean was sent to stay with friends at Paisley . Burns was thrown into an agony of despair by what he called " a faithless woman's broken vow , " and he decided to sail without delay for Jamaica , where he had been offered a post worth ...
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... Jean . " In December , 1789 , in an extraordinary letter to Mrs. Dunlop , he complained that he was suffering from the 66 1 The known facts relating to Mary Campbell's story are clearly set forth in a paper by the Rev. Eric Robertson ...
... Jean . " In December , 1789 , in an extraordinary letter to Mrs. Dunlop , he complained that he was suffering from the 66 1 The known facts relating to Mary Campbell's story are clearly set forth in a paper by the Rev. Eric Robertson ...
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afterwards Allan Cunningham Amang auld baith blest bonie braw brunstane Burns wrote Burns's cauld Cessnock charms Clarinda dear death deil dinna drink e'er Edinburgh edition EPISTLE EPITAPH Ev'n ev'ry father Findlay frae Gavin Hamilton Gilbert Burns guid hame heart herds Holy Fair honest Hornbook ither Jean John Highlandman Jolly Beggars Kilmarnock laird Lapraik lasses Lochlie Lord Mailie Mary Mauchline maun mony Mossgiel Muse nae mair Nanie ne'er Netherplace never new-light night o'er owre pleasure plough poem poet poet's poison'd poor pride rantin rhyme rigs Robert Burns Robin says Scotch Scotland Scott Douglas sing skelpin sodger song sweet taen Tarbolton tell thee There's Thou thro unco verse warl weary weel Whyles ye'll ye're young
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