Ballads in Blue China by Andrew Lang
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page 28 of 75 (37%)
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In a bunker they're nae gude ava',
But to girn, and to gar the sand flee. And a lassie can putt--ony she, - Be she Maggy, or Bessie, or Jean, But a cleek-shot's the billy for me, Tak' aye tent to be up on the green! I hae play'd in the frost and the thaw, I hae play'd since the year thirty-three, I hae play'd in the rain and the snaw, And I trust I may play till I dee; And I tell ye the truth and nae lee, For I speak o' the thing I hae seen - Tom Morris, I ken, will agree - Tak' aye tent to be up on the green! ENVOY. Prince, faith you're improving a wee, And, Lord, man, they tell me you're keen; Tak' the best o' advice that can be, Tak' aye tent to be up on the green! DOUBLE BALLADE OF PRIMITIVE MAN. TO J. A. FARRER. |
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