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PATIE and R O G E R;
A
PASTORAL*
INSCRIBED TO
JOSIAH BURCHET, Esq.
SECRETARY of tie ADMIRALTY.
THE nipping frofts and drivingffla
Are o’er the hills and far awa ;
Bauld Boreas fleeps, the Zephyrs blaw
And ilka thing
. Sae dainty, youthfu’, gay, and bra, 4
Invites to ling.
Then let’s begin by creek of day ;
Kind mufe, Ikiff to the bent away.
To tryanesmair the landart lay,
With a’ thy fpecd,
Since Burchet awns that thou can play f
Upon the reed.
Anes, anes again, beneath fome tree^
Exert thy Ikill and nat’ral glee,
To him wha has fae courteoufly,
To weaker fight,
Yet thefe rude fonnets fung by me yy*
In trueft light.
ix. To •weaker ftght, fd thefe, &c. ] Having done
me the honour of turning fome of my paftoral poepi*-
into Englifli juftly and elegantly.
A
PASTORAL*
INSCRIBED TO
JOSIAH BURCHET, Esq.
SECRETARY of tie ADMIRALTY.
THE nipping frofts and drivingffla
Are o’er the hills and far awa ;
Bauld Boreas fleeps, the Zephyrs blaw
And ilka thing
. Sae dainty, youthfu’, gay, and bra, 4
Invites to ling.
Then let’s begin by creek of day ;
Kind mufe, Ikiff to the bent away.
To tryanesmair the landart lay,
With a’ thy fpecd,
Since Burchet awns that thou can play f
Upon the reed.
Anes, anes again, beneath fome tree^
Exert thy Ikill and nat’ral glee,
To him wha has fae courteoufly,
To weaker fight,
Yet thefe rude fonnets fung by me yy*
In trueft light.
ix. To •weaker ftght, fd thefe, &c. ] Having done
me the honour of turning fome of my paftoral poepi*-
into Englifli juftly and elegantly.
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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