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c_/ta Warblers are heard in the Grove,
The 'Linnet, the Lark and the Thrufli,
The Black-bird, and tweet cooinqJDove,
With Mullen enchant ev 'ry Bujh .
Come let us qo forth to ike Mead;
Let us fee how the Trimrofes Pprinq^
We'll lodge hi Come Village on Tweed,
And love while the feother'dFolks [inn.
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Does Mirv not tend afew Sheep i
Do they never carclefLy [tray,
While happily Jhe lyes afleep i
Tweeds Murmurs Jhould lull her to Reft,
Kind'Nature indulqinq my Elite.
To relieve thejbft Pains of my Breaft,
oTial Kifs.
Id [teal an ambroffal
Jis Jhe does the Virgins ex cell,
No Beauty with her may compare,
Loves Graces all round her do dwell/
She's fair eft where thousands are fair.
SayJCharmer/ where do thy Flocks pray i
Ohltell me at Noon where they feed;
■ Shall I Peek them on Cweet windinn Tay,
Or the pleafhnter Banks of the Tweed.