. British musical miscellany : being a collection of Scotch, English, & Irish songs set to music. sing in the morn-ing, There learn frae tur- Jjg^gPPgSi ties to prove true : O, Bell, neer vex me-X— iM@ii^=i with thy scorn-ing ! 127 To westlin breezes Flora yields, And when the beams are kindly warming,Blythness appears oer all the fields, And nature looks mair fresh and frae the burns, that trace the mead, Tho on their banks the roses blossom,Yet hastily they flow to Tweed, And pour their sweetness in his bosom. Haste ye, haste ye, my bonny Bell, Haste to my arms, and there Ill

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. British musical miscellany : being a collection of Scotch, English, & Irish songs set to music. sing in the morn-ing, There learn frae tur- Jjg^gPPgSi ties to prove true : O, Bell, neer vex me-X— iM@ii^=i with thy scorn-ing ! 127 To westlin breezes Flora yields, And when the beams are kindly warming,Blythness appears oer all the fields, And nature looks mair fresh and frae the burns, that trace the mead, Tho on their banks the roses blossom,Yet hastily they flow to Tweed, And pour their sweetness in his bosom. Haste ye, haste ye, my bonny Bell, Haste to my arms, and there Ill guard thee consent my tears repel, I Fll with my love and care reward sang I saftly to my fair, Wha raisd my hopes with kind relenting;-O ! queen of smiles, Task nae mair, Since now my bonny Bells 128 SONG LX. Open the Door to me, 0. *-,

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