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I TO TWO BEAUTIFUL SISTERS AT DUNKIRK. 239 Rosy, romping Gwladys Fort, But when you are in your teens You'll be one of Beauty's queens. Breaking lovers' hearts for sport, Pleasing, teasing Gwladys Fort. TO TWO BEAUTIFUL SISTERS AT DUNKIRK. OSALIE and Josephine, Josephine and Rosalie, Did I but require a queen. One of you that queen should be. Ay, but which ? I cannot tell Rosalie and Josephine Both attract with equal spell. Equally might be a queen. One is dark, the other fair, Both are wondrous fair to see Which the fairer, how declare, Josephine or Rosalie ? Rosy laughter, sprightly wit, Hover nigh where you are seen Graces, cupids, round -you flit, Rosalie and Josephine. Were I Sultan for a day, You should my sultanas be. Rule my realms with equal sway, Josephine and Rosahe.
240 POUK AMOUR. Eosalie and Josephine These are but insane desires ; I must be as I have been One who, from afar, admires. MEMOEIES 0' LANG SYNE. (to ANNIE.) f'OME, draw your chair afore the fire, An' place your hand in mine, jAn' let us hae a canty crack 0' days o' auld lang syne. For auld lang syne, my dear, For auld lang syne. We'll sit an' crack a canty hour 0' the days o' lang syne. Hae ye forgotten Auld Wood Park, Wi' a' its mem'ries dear ; The woody howes, the fernie knowes. The burnie wimplin near ; The garden where the berries grew, When simmer days were fine ; The apples, sweeter to the taste Than ony pu'ed sin' syne ? Hae ye forgot the blythesome nichts. When neighbours' bau-ns cam' in, As winter roim' the chimney-taps Made loud an' angry din ? The Eoses, Petries, Pennycuicks, An' mony mair ye'll min', The cronies dear wha shared our cheer I' the days o' lang syne ?
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@onfents. Peepace. Contents. To MT
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CONTENTS. VU. Miscellaneous Poems
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CONTENTS. IX. Varieties—Continued
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METRICAL TALES. Her large and lustr
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METBICAL TALES. The priest was call
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METRICAL TALES. And met again the s
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10 METHICAL TALES. And by the glist
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12 METRICAL TALES. All ! pity 'twas
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14 METRICAL TALES. Now 'lated trave
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16 METRICAL TALES. He murmured, But
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18 METEICAL, TALES. No flower, the
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20 MBTEICAL TALES. With resolute, u
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22 METRICAL TALKS. THE PHILOSOPHEE'
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24 METBIOAL TALES. " I've made a gr
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26 METRICAL TALES. Without delay th
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28 METKICAl, TALES. That fed and fo
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30 METRICAL TALES. I would rob the
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32 METRICAL TALES. You are master o
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34 METEICAX. TALES. Have I ever tur
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36 METEICAL TALES. THE SALT MAKEE'S
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38 METEIOAL TALES. All omens these
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40 METRICAL TALES. At length, with
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42 METEICAL TALES. O'er my head a s
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44 METRICAL TALES. Thou hast the la
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46 METRICAL TALES. There are—the
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48 METRICAL TALES. THE COMMUNIST'S
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50 MBTRIOAIi TALES. And Famine, lea
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52 METBICAL TALES. And Hock, Bordea
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64 METRICAL TALES. And better far,
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56 METRICAL TALES. Till some commot
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58 METEICAL TALES. And still amidst
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60 METEICAl, TALES. THE YOUNG FEENC
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THE NOBSEMAN. 63 Though late thy ve
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THE WITCH S WIND. 65 A FISHERMAN'S
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THE witch's wind. 67 " And from Tue
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THE witch's wind. 69 " ' This bucke
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THE WITCH S WIND. 71 " But just whe
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THK SWELCHIE OF STROMA. 73 By Hoxa
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THE SWBLCHIE OF STKOMA. 75 The Swel
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UNCLE DAN, THE PENTLAND PIRTH PILOT
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UNCLE DAN, THE PENTLAND FIHTH PILOT
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UNCLE DAN, AND THE PENTLAND FIKTH P
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UNCLE DAN, AND THE PENTLAND FIETH P
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THE LAST CKUISE OF THE DWAEF. 85 Th
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THE STROMA MAn's YARN. 87 But we fe
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THE STROMA MAN'S YARN. 89 And once
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THE FISHEEMAn's DAUGHTER. 91 Never
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MAN THE LIFEBOAT. 93 MAN THE LIFEBO
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MAN THE LIFEBOAT. 95 But daring sea
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MAN THE LIFEBOAT. 97 The sturdy ste
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'gê gcofftjs^ §povt:&. INTEODUCTO
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102 A KAPID BHYME OF A MEBEY TIME.
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104 A RAPID RHYME OF A MERRY TIME.
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106 A EAPID KHYME OP A MEBEY TIME.
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108 A EAPID EHYME OP A MBBRY TIME.
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110 A BAPID EHYME OF A MEEKY TIME.
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112 A EAPID RHYME OF A MEEEY TIME.
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"g^Ti^sccffaneous ôexn^. PEELUDE.
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116 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. DUNOTTAE C
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118 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. But Heaven
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120 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. On the sla
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122 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. LINES Spok
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126 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. And dearer
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128 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. What darin
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130 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. A thousand
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132 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. The fight
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134 miscellaneous poems. 2nd Twinge
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The fields luxuriant wave ; 136 MIS
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140 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. THE DYING
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my 172 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. And sti
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176 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. THE POET'S
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Page 233 and 234: BRITISH LOYALTY. 223 I honour thee
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