10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DORTIEST»
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1
The Poetical Works of Robert Tannahill: With a Sketch of His ...
To hear the love-lorn swain complain, Lone, on “ The braes o' Balandine; It e'en
might melt the dortiest she That ever sklinted scomfu' e'e. When Beauty tries her
vocal pow'rs a. Amang the green Wood's echoing bow'rs, “ The bonny birks of ...
2
The Soldier's Return: A Scottish Interlude in Two Acts. With ...
To hear the love-lorn swain complain, Lone, on " The braes o' Ballendine ; " It e'
en might melt the dortiest she, That ever sklinted scornfu' e'e. When Beauty tries
her vocal pow'rs Amang the greenwood's echoing bow'rs, " The bonnie birks of ...
Robert Tannahill, James F. Lamb, 1873
3
Poems and songs, chiefly in the Scottish dialect
To hear the love-lorn swain complain, Lone, on M The braes o' Dalandine ; It e'en
might melt the dortiest she, That ever sklinted scornfu' e'e. When Beauty tries her
vocal pow'rs Amang the green wood's echoing bow'rs, " The bonny birks of ...
4
Lives of Scottish Poets: With Ports. and Vignettes
... Parnassus ; Yet he had ilka art to please, And win the dortiest een of these : His
was the reed, sac sweet and shrill, That sang The lass of Patie's Mill; That temper'
t Hammy's native fire ; And Forbes' fife, sa 82 LIVES OF EMINENT SCOTSMEN.
5
The soldier's return: a Scottish interlude, with other poems ...
To hear the love-lorn swain complain, Lone, on " The braes o' Ballendine ; " It e'
en might melt the dortiest she, That ever sklinted scornfu' e'e. When Beauty tries
her vocal pow'rs Amang the greenwood's echoing bow'rs, " The bonnie birks of ...
Robert Tannahill, James Jamieson Lamb, 1873
6
The Lives of Scotish Poets: With Preliminary Dissertations ...
Yet he had ilka art to please, And win the dortiest ev'n of these : His was the reed
sa sweet and shill That sang The Lass o/Palie's Mill; To him belang't the wiel-
strung lyre That temper't Hammy's nati' fire ; And Forbes' fife, sa feat and trim, Was
...
7
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
To dart askance, in relation to the eyes, S. To hear the love-lorn swain complain,
Lone, on " The Braes of Balandine,"It e'en might melt the dortiest she That ever
tklinted scornfu' e'e. Tannahill's Poems, p. 93. 3. To pass obliquely, Galloway.
8
Poetical Works: To which is prefixed a notice of the ...
To hear the love-lorn swain complain, Lone, on “ The Braes of Balandine ;” It e'en
might melt the dortiest she, That ever sklinted scornfu' e'e. When beauty tries her
vocal pow'rs Amang the greenwood's echoing bowers, “ The bonny birks of ...
9
Lives of Scottish poets ...
... Parnassus ; Yet he had ilka art to please, And win the dortiest een of these : His
was the reed, sae sweet and shrill. That sang V,e lass of Pane's Mill; That temper'
t Hammy's native fire ; And Forbes' fife, sa 82 LIVES OF EMINENT ...
Society of Ancient Scots, 1822
10
The Lives of the Scotish Poets: With Preliminary ...
Yet he had ilka art to please, And win the dortiest ev'n of these : His was the reed
sa sweet and shill That sang The Lass of Pane's Mill; To him belang't the wiel-
strung lyre That temper't Hammy's nati' fire ; And Forbes' fife, sa feat and trim, Was
...
