Fairs > Wee wifukie, or, This is no me

The uJgWt wae ctu’d and dipgitf w«t,
and wow bnt it mirk,
The i’ttle doggie heard a foot,
aa’ it began to bark ?
An* w*ea the dogie ba*ked,
Ihs keot it *as issr fhe,
0 wee’ keo* my Doflukie
that thia it no me, that thti it) &s.
When Jokacy heard Kh BtfTy’i foot
faft to the dcor he r>n )
Ciyia*, coke awa’my B'fi’nkiej
it’i so me, go id man :
JBe kindly to my biirnt a’,
an* we«I any you be ;
Fare ye wee!, my Johany, lad,
fee this is no me. for Chit i<, &c
Jaha rtn to the Minifhr,
hit hair ftcod on an e»d |
1 hac gotten £c a fright, Sir,
I fear t 1! never mend ;
*7 wife’* come hema without a head,
errin' out mtS bittei’y,
Fare ye wee’, ny Johnny,’ad,
tor tbit is to me. for this it; &cJ
The tale you t*!! iremi wondrcuiftrange,
fci tut wendfour f range to me,
To think a wife wiiht ut * head
could either fprak < r fee.
The thirgi that 1 jppen here awa’,
l rc Wcnderfu’ u me]