. The Scottish minstrel : a selection of the most favourite songs of Caledonia; adapted for the voice, German flute, and violin . ne* ee, And sair is my l*eart wi the rigour o- pain ;Nae prospect returning to gladden lifes morning, Tor green waves the willow oer Captaia- 0-Kaine. The Chevaliers Lament. To the foregoing Tdfie, The small birds rejoice in the green leaves return-ing*The murmuring streamlet runs clear through thevale;The primroses blow in the dews of the morning,And wild scatterd cowslips bedeck the what can give pleasure, or what can seem fair, When the lingering mo


. The Scottish minstrel : a selection of the most favourite songs of Caledonia; adapted for the voice, German flute, and violin . ne* ee, And sair is my l*eart wi the rigour o- pain ;Nae prospect returning to gladden lifes morning, Tor green waves the willow oer Captaia- 0-Kaine. The Chevaliers Lament. To the foregoing Tdfie, The small birds rejoice in the green leaves return-ing*The murmuring streamlet runs clear through thevale;The primroses blow in the dews of the morning,And wild scatterd cowslips bedeck the what can give pleasure, or what can seem fair, When the lingering moments are numberd by care ?No birds sweetly singing, nor flovvrs gaiiy springiiig,^ sooihe the sad liosom. of joyless despair. 37 The deed that I dard, could it merit their malice? A king and a father to place on his right are these hills, and his right are thesevalleys. Where the wild beasts find shelter, but I can *tis not my suffrings, thus wretched, forlorn. My brave gallant friends, *tis your ruin I mournjYour faith provd so loyal in hot bloody trial, Alas I can I make it no better return ?. 38 The last Time I came der the Muir. The last time I came oer the muir, I -J^-—-fs^m—P-r-~— ^-iHT-^ left my love be--hind me; Ye powrs I what pain do I en--dure, When soft i de--as mind me. Soon ^ /N /^-N ^^m: immw^m as the rud-dy mora dis - playd The


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