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TO DAUWl'Ojr ME.
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Kur a' his meal and a' his maut, His g"car may buy liim Uyr & jnwes,
E"or a' his fr-ush beef and Ms van. His gear may buy him glens <fe klLuwes;
For a' his gold and white monk. Rut me he snail not buy nor fee,
An auld man shall never datmfon me. For an auld man shall never datinton me.
To datinton me . To.datrnton me*
FROM 7'HF.E, ELIZA, I MUST GO.
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