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The Glancing of her APRON
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I faid,good morrow, fair Maid,*
And fhe right courteoufly
Returned a Beck,and kindly faid,
GoaADay,fweet fir,to you ,
I fj>ear*d^my dear, how far awa
Doye intend to gae .
Q-uoth fhe, I mean a Mile or twa,
Out o'er yon broomy Brae .
She
Kind.Sir,yeare awi^miftane^
For I am nane of thefe,
I hojeye fome mair breeding ken,
.Than, to ruffle Woman's Claife;
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Fair Maid,lm thatikf a* to my Fate
To have fie "Company,
For I am ganging ftraight. that Gate,
Where ye intend to be. .
When we had gane a Mile or twain, '
I faid to her, my Dow,
May ve not lean as on this Plain
And. kifs your bonny Mou
For may be I have chofen
And flighted him my Vow,
Wha may do wi me what he likes y
And kifs my Bonny Mou .
J33
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I jgaft, to view the winterCorn , I looked me behind, and
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ww=^
£
i=ptr : ,\^2im
&=£
*=£
faw came o'er the Know, ane Glancing in her Apron / with a
P
*
^
^
S
' bo'nny brent Brow •
f • II'"
I
I faid,good morrow, fair Maid,*
And fhe right courteoufly
Returned a Beck,and kindly faid,
GoaADay,fweet fir,to you ,
I fj>ear*d^my dear, how far awa
Doye intend to gae .
Q-uoth fhe, I mean a Mile or twa,
Out o'er yon broomy Brae .
She
Kind.Sir,yeare awi^miftane^
For I am nane of thefe,
I hojeye fome mair breeding ken,
.Than, to ruffle Woman's Claife;
VO& » VI •
±
Fair Maid,lm thatikf a* to my Fate
To have fie "Company,
For I am ganging ftraight. that Gate,
Where ye intend to be. .
When we had gane a Mile or twain, '
I faid to her, my Dow,
May ve not lean as on this Plain
And. kifs your bonny Mou
For may be I have chofen
And flighted him my Vow,
Wha may do wi me what he likes y
And kifs my Bonny Mou .
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| Special collections of printed music > Glen Collection of printed music > Printed music > British musical miscellany, or, The delightful grove > Volumes 5-6 > (301) Page 133 - Glancing of her apron |
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| Shelfmark | Glen.171b |
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| Description | Being a collection of celebrated English, and Scotch songs, by the best masters. Set for the violin, German flute, the common flute, and harpsichord. Engraven in a fair character, and carefully corrected. London : Printed for & sold by I. Walsh, [1734-37]. 6 volumes in 3. For voice and continuo; part for flute at end of most songs. |
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| Shelfmark | Glen.171-171b |
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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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