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"Z6 THE EDINBURGH SYREN J
Then Sweetlips, then Driver, then Staunch, and'
then Tray,
AH ready to open at hark, hark away.
^Twas now by the clock about five in the morn,
And we all gallop'd off to the found of the horn;
Jack Gater, Bill Babler, and Dick at the gun,
And by this time the merry Tom Fairplay made
one.
Who, while we were jogging on blithefome and
gay,
Sung a fong, and the chorus was — Hark, hark
away.
And now Jemmy Lurcher had every bufli beat,
And no figns of madam, nor trace of her feet ;
Nay, we juft had begun our fad fortunes to curfe,
When all of a fuddeu out ftarts Mrs Pufs ;
Men, horfes, and dogs, all the glad-call obey.
And echo was heard to cry — -hark, hark away.
The chace was a fine one, fhe took o'er the plain,
Which fhe doubled, and doubled, and doubled
again ;
Till at laft file to cover returriM out out of breath.
Where I and Will Whiftle Were in at the death j
Then in triumph for you I the hare did difplay.
And cry*d to the horns, my boys, hark, hark
away.
Then Sweetlips, then Driver, then Staunch, and'
then Tray,
AH ready to open at hark, hark away.
^Twas now by the clock about five in the morn,
And we all gallop'd off to the found of the horn;
Jack Gater, Bill Babler, and Dick at the gun,
And by this time the merry Tom Fairplay made
one.
Who, while we were jogging on blithefome and
gay,
Sung a fong, and the chorus was — Hark, hark
away.
And now Jemmy Lurcher had every bufli beat,
And no figns of madam, nor trace of her feet ;
Nay, we juft had begun our fad fortunes to curfe,
When all of a fuddeu out ftarts Mrs Pufs ;
Men, horfes, and dogs, all the glad-call obey.
And echo was heard to cry — -hark, hark away.
The chace was a fine one, fhe took o'er the plain,
Which fhe doubled, and doubled, and doubled
again ;
Till at laft file to cover returriM out out of breath.
Where I and Will Whiftle Were in at the death j
Then in triumph for you I the hare did difplay.
And cry*d to the horns, my boys, hark, hark
away.
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Special collections of printed music > Glen Collection of printed music > Printed text > Edinburgh syren, or, Musical bouquet > (36) Page 26 |
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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