10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CANTIEST»
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1
The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]
And, if we go back to his earliest songs, we find the same plaintive sentiment
continually appearing ; so that even in his more cheerful — nay, in his very '
cantiest' ditties, we recognise the well-known mournful tone. Even when he was
little ...
2
The Belfast Monthly Magazine
Sirs! .ady,” she said, “ ye dinna conseeder, l'm no sae young as yer bonie sel!
time was, when.lanet could hae footed it wi' the cantiest chiel; but lake-a-day! we
canna be a'ways young!” Rosa, though extremely anxious to return_ to her
mother, ...
3
The Minister's Kail-Yard, and Other Poems. Edited by T. C. L.
A husband lov'd, what pang to lose him, Who lov'd ye as he lov'd his life, Aye
happiest, cantiest wi' his wife: An' wi' him, too, in early grave, The prattlors ye'd
have died to save ,Your pitying hearts now thrill an' melt, Yet only guess what
Ailie ...
4
Critical Remarks on “Homely Pictures in verse” [by John ...
Besides, he would be a stern critic who could withstand the music, mirth, and
dancing, of one of the cantiest lyrics that ever was written, and continue to frown
on such a venial violation of critical exactness. THE SCOURIE DA Y. THIS poem
is ...
William YOUNG (of Port Dundas, Glasgow.), John YOUNG (of Port Dundas, Glasgow.), 1868
5
The modern Scottish minstrel; or, The songs of Scotland of ...
... content, an' was cheerie, — My pipe wont to play to the cantiest glee, When
smilin' an' kind was my Mary, sweet Mary, While Mary was guileless, an' faithfu' to
me. She promised, she vow'd, she wad be my half-marrow, The. * This song is ...
The Brewery stood in near neighbourhood to that prettiest, " cantiest and
couthiest" of rural spectacles, a meal mill. "Meal and maut!" they were here in
most agreeable and suggestive juxtaposition ; and in the old days of water-
wheels they ...
7
The Modern Scottish Minstrel Or, the Songs of Scotland of ...
... an' was cheerie,— My pipe wont to play to the cantiest glee, When smilin' an'
kind was my Mary, sweet Mary, While Mary was griileless, an' faithfu' to me. ' This
song is l1e_re printed for the first time. She promised, she vow'd, she wad be my
...
8
The Edinburgh magazine, or Literary miscellany
Arous' d by the big punch bofaie's pour, The canty auld sock, in a merry mood, Ha
'e yin ami a' gat up to sit the floor, An wag their legs amang the junior brood.
Come, see the fiddle-strings are a' weel screw'd, Crys John, an gies the cantiest ...
9
Belfast Monthly Magazine
“lrleigh!,b'irs! ady,” she said, “ ye dinna couseeder, l'm no sae young as yer bonie
sel! time was, whenJanet could hae footed it wi' the cantiest chiel; but lake-a-day!
we canna be a'ways young 1” Rosa, though extremely anxious to return to her ...
10
The Scots Magazine ...
Then up gat twa 0' the cantiest elves E'er seaur'd at the break 0' morn, The tune 0'
them blew on a lawland pipe, The tither a gude gait horn': And on the sea-shore
they merrily play'd 'ff ' _Sae lively lilts, I Ween, ' 'I'h:'1t' auld and young the their ...
