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O we hac wander'd far an' wide,
Oer Scotia's land of firth an' fell,
An' mony a simple flower we've culld,
An' twined them wi' the heather— bell :
We've ranged the dingle an' the dell,
The hamlet an' the barons ha',
Now-let us tak a kind farewell,
Good night an' joy be wi' you a'.
Ye hae 'been kind as I was keen,
And follow'd where I led the way,
Till ilka poet's lore weVe seen
Of this an' mony a former'day.
If e'er I led yonr steps astray
Forgie yonr minstrel ance for a'
A tear fa's wi' his parting lay
G-ood night an' joy be wi' you a'.
END OF VOLUME SIXTH.