The Gentle Shepherd: A Pastoral ComedyBlack, 1899 - 175 pages |
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... Shou'd gar your Patie think his half - worn Meg , And her kenn'd kisses , hardly worth a feg ? PEGGY . Nae mair o ' that - Dear Jenny , to be free , There's some men constanter in love than we : Nor is the ferly great , when nature kind ...
... Shou'd gar your Patie think his half - worn Meg , And her kenn'd kisses , hardly worth a feg ? PEGGY . Nae mair o ' that - Dear Jenny , to be free , There's some men constanter in love than we : Nor is the ferly great , when nature kind ...
Page 50
... shou'd it move The fair foundation of our faithfu ' love . If at my feet were crowns and sceptres laid , To bribe my saul frae thee , delightfu ' maid ! For thee I'd soon leave these inferior things , To sic as hae the patience to be ...
... shou'd it move The fair foundation of our faithfu ' love . If at my feet were crowns and sceptres laid , To bribe my saul frae thee , delightfu ' maid ! For thee I'd soon leave these inferior things , To sic as hae the patience to be ...
Page 58
... shou'd mak appear What I hae kept a secret thirteen year-- MAUSE . You may reveal what I can fully clear . SIR WIL . Speak soon ; I'm all impatience ! - PATIE . -Sae am 1 ! For much I hope , and hardly yet ken why . G LAUD . Then ...
... shou'd mak appear What I hae kept a secret thirteen year-- MAUSE . You may reveal what I can fully clear . SIR WIL . Speak soon ; I'm all impatience ! - PATIE . -Sae am 1 ! For much I hope , and hardly yet ken why . G LAUD . Then ...
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