with critical observations and biographical notices, by Robert Burns

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And there will be partans and buckies,
Speldens and whytens enew,
And singed sheep-heads, and a haggize,
And scadlips to sup till ye spew.
Fy let us all, S^c,
And there will be lapper'd-milk kebbucks,
And sowens, and farles, and baps,
With swats, and well-scraped paunches.
And brandie in stoups and in caps
And there will be meal-kail and castocks^
With skink to sup till ye rive ;
And rosts to rost on a brander.
Of flouks that were taken alive,
Fy let us ally S^c,
Scrapt haddocks, wilks, dilse, and tangles,
And a mill of good snishing to prie
When weary with eating and drinking,
We'll rise up and dance till we die.
Thenfy let us all to the hridal,
For there will he lilting there
For Jockie's to be marry'd to Maggie^
The lass with the gauden hair.