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Epistle To James Tennant Of Glenconner (第1/2页)
epistle to james tennant of glener auld rade dear, and brither sinner, how's a' the folk about glener? how do you this blae eastlin wind, that's like to blaw a body blind? for me, my faculties are frozen, my dearest member nearly dozen'd. i've sent you here, by johnie simson, thilosophers to glimpse on; smith, wi' his sympathetic feeling, an' reid, to on sense appealing. philosophers have fought and wrangled, an' meikle greek an' latin mangled, till wi' their logic-jargon tir'd, and in the depth of sce mir'd, to on sehey noeal, what wives and wabsters see and feel. but, hark ye, friend! i charge you strictly, peruse them, aurn them quickly: for now i'm grown sae cursed douce i pray and ponder butt the house; my shins, my lane, i there sit roastin', perusing bunyan, brown, an' boston, till by an' by, if i haud on, i'll grunt a real gospel-groan: already i begin to try it, to cast my e'en up like a pyet, when by the guumbles o'er flutt'ring an' gasping in her gore: sae shortly you shall see me bright, a burning an' a shining light. my heart-warm love to guid auld glen, the a' wale of ho men: when bending down wi' auld grey hairs beh the load of years and cares, may he who made him still support him, an'
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