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Burlesque Lament For The Absence Of Will (第2/2页)
a' the core— willie's awa! now worthy gregory's latin face, tytler's and greenfield's modest grace; mazie, stewart, such a brace as rome ne'er saw; they a' mau some ither place, willie's awa! poor burns ev'n scotch drink a qui, he cheeps like some bewilder'd chi scar'd frae it's minnie and the cle, by hoodie-craw; grieg's gien his heart an unco ki, willie's awa! now ev'ry sour-mou'd girnin blellum, and calvin's folk, are fit to fell him; ilk self-ceited critic skellum his quill may draw; he wha could brawlie ward their bellum— willie's awa! up wimpling stately tweed i've sped, and eden ses on crystal jed, arick banks, now r red, while tempests blaw; but every joy and pleasure's fled, willie's awa! may i be slander's on speech; a text for infamy to preach; and lastly, streekit out to bleach in winter snaw; when i fet thee, willie creech, tho' far awa! may never wicked fortuouzle him! may never wicked men bamboozle him! until a pow as auld's methusalem he ty claw! then to the blessed new jerusalem, fleet wing awa!
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