Underwoods by Robert Louis Stevenson
page 75 of 83 (90%)
page 75 of 83 (90%)
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He waled a maist judeecious text,
An', launchin' into his prelections, Swoopt, wi' a skirl, on a' defections. O what a gale was on my speerit To hear the p'ints o' doctrine clearit, And a' the horrors o' damnation Set furth wi' faithfu' ministration! Nae shauchlin' testimony here - We were a' damned, an' that was clear, I owned, wi' gratitude an' wonder, He was a pleisure to sit under. XIII Late in the nicht in bed I lay, The winds were at their weary play, An' tirlin' wa's an' skirlin' wae Through Heev'n they battered; - On-ding o' hail, on-blaff o' spray, The tempest blattered. The masoned house it dinled through; It dung the ship, it cowped the coo'. The rankit aiks it overthrew, Had braved a' weathers; The strang sea-gleds it took an' blew Awa' like feathers. |
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