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CONTENTS,
The Twa Weavers, ..... Page 1
Black Coats, and Gravats sae White, ... 5
A Bundle of Truths, ..... 9
Come, Paddy, rejoice, . . ' . • .11
The Pattest of the Pat, . . . ... 12
Por a’ that, an’ a’ that, . . . . .14
Sawney, now the King’s come, ... 15
A Congratulatory Address, .... 18
Epigram, ...... 20
The Past Day, ...... 21
A Paraphrase for the Assembly’s Fast, . . 30
Rational Amusements, .... 32
The Chronicles of the Crafts, .... 33
Jock Paterson and Souter Johnny, ... 45
Fighting Men, ...... 46
An Aberdeen Wonder, .... 47
A Highland Character, .... 49
The New’rday Cheese, . . . . 51
Sanct Mungo, . . . . . . 53
The Ass turned Gentleman, .... 56
Shonny Cammel; or the Turn-coat Priest, . . 60
A Pious Wailing, ..... 63

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Stray leaves from the portfolios of Alisander the seer, Andrew Whaup, and Humphrey Henkeckle
DescriptionEdited by Alexander Rodger. Alisander the seer, Andrew Whaup, and Humphrey Henkeckle are pseudonyms. "Brief sketch of the author's life": pages [v]-xv.
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DescriptionItems in Scots that have been selected by Scriever Hamish MacDonald from the National Library of Scotland's collections and digitised for the 'Wee Windaes' website.
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