Anonymous, Old Maids (1821)
“ I'm gaun to meet Johnny, he's blythe and he's bonny He's been at Meg's bridal fu' trig and fu' braw; O there's nane dance sae lightly, sae gracefu' sae tightly, His cheeks are like roses, his brow's like the snaw. ”
Anonymous, Old Maids (1821)
“ I'm gaun to meet Johnny, he's blythe and he's bonny He's been at Meg's bridal fu' trig and fu' braw; O there's nane dance sae lightly, sae gracefu' sae tightly, His cheeks are like roses, his brow's like the snaw. ”
Anonymous, Old Maids (1821)
“ A gude blue bonnet on his head, Aud o'erlay 'bout his craggy, And aye untill the day he died. He rade on good shanks naggy. Now wae and wonder on your snout, Wad ye bae bonny Nancy; Wad ye compare yoursel' to me, A docken till a tansy? ”