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The landlord -was in a most terrible fright
Hed no peace by night or by day,*
So he sent for this mirror of learnings bright,
To see if the Ghost he could lav.
Says the scholar 1 can^ for at magic I dash,
Not e'en for Old Nick care a button;
So dont be in a stew, for 111 settle the Ijash,
Of this Ghost of a grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal de ral &c:
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He made a great fire, and he put on the pot,
Then claps in the turnips the parsk A,r ml ' < : s,
The clock it struck twelve when the water was \mA,
And the hinge of the casement loud creaks.
The moment was awfu!, a terrible Job,
When, with a long neck, like a glutton,
And a grin monstrous ghastly, poppd in the queer nob,
Of this Ghost of a grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal de ral &c;
4 •
Says the scholar, Youre welcome, some mutton I want^
For my broth, 'ere the pot it boils faster,
So prythee comein-"said the mutton. I shant
L J - f 9 9
For I in certainly meat for your master'
Then the scholar he caught up a fork in great wrath
Stuck it under his rib like a glutton,
Sousd him into the boiler and finislid his broilv
Mith the Ghost of the grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal de ral Kc;
The story thus finished, the moral shant lag;
Tho the landlord had such a faintheart,
Not the only one he whos been scard by a scrag,
For a scrags but a small Bany.part .
So the Emperor Scrag in fear Europe has go^
Tho John Bull dont mind him a button;
For Johnnys the scholar who"! I send him to pot,
Like the Ghost of a grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal deral«*x;
GE>
The landlord -was in a most terrible fright
Hed no peace by night or by day,*
So he sent for this mirror of learnings bright,
To see if the Ghost he could lav.
Says the scholar 1 can^ for at magic I dash,
Not e'en for Old Nick care a button;
So dont be in a stew, for 111 settle the Ijash,
Of this Ghost of a grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal de ral &c:
8
He made a great fire, and he put on the pot,
Then claps in the turnips the parsk A,r ml ' < : s,
The clock it struck twelve when the water was \mA,
And the hinge of the casement loud creaks.
The moment was awfu!, a terrible Job,
When, with a long neck, like a glutton,
And a grin monstrous ghastly, poppd in the queer nob,
Of this Ghost of a grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal de ral &c;
4 •
Says the scholar, Youre welcome, some mutton I want^
For my broth, 'ere the pot it boils faster,
So prythee comein-"said the mutton. I shant
L J - f 9 9
For I in certainly meat for your master'
Then the scholar he caught up a fork in great wrath
Stuck it under his rib like a glutton,
Sousd him into the boiler and finislid his broilv
Mith the Ghost of the grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal de ral Kc;
The story thus finished, the moral shant lag;
Tho the landlord had such a faintheart,
Not the only one he whos been scard by a scrag,
For a scrags but a small Bany.part .
So the Emperor Scrag in fear Europe has go^
Tho John Bull dont mind him a button;
For Johnnys the scholar who"! I send him to pot,
Like the Ghost of a grim Scrag of Mutton.
O la fal deral«*x;
GE>
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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