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There's kintra fowk, an' Hielant fowk ;
La'land fowk, an' kent fowk ;
Fowk aboot, fowk i' the yaird ;
But there's nae fowk like
Oor ain Fowk !
Auld Sang.

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Oor ain folk times
DescriptionBeing memories of manse life in the Mearns and a crack aboot auld times, by James Inglis, 'Maori'. Edinburgh : D. Douglas, 1894.
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