Riley Love-Lyrics by James Whitcomb Riley
page 55 of 87 (63%)
page 55 of 87 (63%)
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I care nae thing for these!
[Illustration: (THE AULD TRYSTING-TREE)] We were sae happy, Mary! O think how ance we said-- Wad ane o' us gae fickle, Or ane o' us lie dead,-- To feel anither's kisses We wad feign the auld instead, An' ken the ither's footsteps In the green grass owerhead. My Mary, O my Mary! Are ye daughter o' the air, That ye vanish aye before me As I follow everywhere?-- Or is it ye are only But a mortal, wan wi' care?-- Syne I search through a' the kirkyird An' I dinna find ye there! [Illustration: (MY MARY--TAILPIECE)] HOME AT NIGHT |
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