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Orpheus Caledonius. 23
But vows fhe'll flee far frae the Tree,
Where Philomel reforteth :
By Break of Day, the Lark can fay,
I'll bid you a Good-morrow,
I'll ftreek my Wing, and mounting fing.
O'er header Haughs and Tarrow.
^arky Wantan-waws^ and Wooden clengh^
The Eaft and Weftern Mainfes,
The Wood of Lauder's fair eneugh, ,
The Corns arc good in B/amfhes ;
Where Aits are fine, and fald be kind,
That ifyefearch all thorow
Mearnsy Buchariy Mar, nane better are
Than Leader Haiighs and Tarrow.
In Burn Mill-bog and Whttjlade Shaws,
The fearful Hare fhe haunteth,
^r/^-haugh and Braidwoodfbeil {hckn^ws^
And Chapel-wood frequenteth :
Yet when fhe irks, to Kaidfly Birks
She rins, and fighs for forrow,
That fhe fhou'd leave fweet Leader Haughs^
And cannot win to Tarrow.
What fweeter Mufick wad ye hear,
Than Hounds and Bcigles crying ?
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