with critical observations and biographical notices, by Robert Burns

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And there will be lang-kail and pottage,
And bannocks of barley-meal,
And there will be good sawt herring.
To relish a kog of good ale.
Fi/ let us all to the bridal,
For there will be lilting there.
For Jockie's to be marry d to Maggie,
The lass with the gauden hair.
And there will be Sandie the sutor,
And ' Wiir with the meikle mow
And there will be Tarn the ' bluter,'
With Andrew the tinkler, I trow.
And there will be bow-legged Robbie,
With thumbless Katie's goodman
And there will be blue-cheeked Dowbie,
And Lawrie the laird of the land. ^
Fy let us all, S^c.
And there will be sow-libber Patie,
And plouckie-fac'd Wat i' the mill,
Capper-nos'd Francie, and Gibbie,
That wons in the how of the hill
And there will be Alaster Sibbie,
Wha in with black Bessy did mool,
With sneevling Lillie, and Tibbie,
The lass that stands aft on the stool.
Fy let us all, S^c,