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Stray Leaves from the Portfolios of Alisander the Seer, Andrew Whaup, and Humphrey Henkeckle

Edited by Alexander Rodger
Rodger, Alexander (1784-1846)

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A BUNDLE OF TRUTHS.
 
COME, PADDY, REJOICE.
 
THE FATTEST OF THE FAT.
 
FOR A' THAT, AN' A' THAT.
 
SAWNEY, NOW THE KING'S COME.
 
A CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS,
 
A PARAPHRASE FOR THE ASSEMBLY'S FAST.
 
RATIONAL AMUSEMENTS FOR CERTAIN STATESMEN, UPON THEIR RESIGNING OFFICE.
 
SHONNY CAMMEL;
 
A PIOUS WAILING,
 
ANOTHER OF THE SAME,
 
A LIKENESS TAKEN FROM REAL LIFE.
 
DANIEL O'CONNELL'S WELCOME TO SCOTLAND.
 
A MOST LOYAL PEAL,
 
‘COME, FYE, LET US A' TO THE GUZZLE.’
 
DESCRIPTION OF A NONDESCRIPT.
 
THE POLITICAL CHAMELEON:
 
TO A BUTTERFLY.
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TO SIMEON CLYDE.
 
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A PARODY ON THE ABOVE.
 
SONG,
 
A PARODY ON THE ABOVE.
 
STANZAS.
 
KNOWLEDGE BEING POWER,
 
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
 
SONG.
 
THE EX-BAILIES' LAMENT.
 
SONG.
 
YE WHO MOURN DEAR FRIENDS DEPARTED.
 
MY BONNIE SCOTCH LASSIE.
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ANDREW WHAUP TO SIMEON CLYDE.
 
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THE AIRN JUK AND HONEST ROBIN.
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Songs of the Kirk.
 
THE MOURNFUL LAMENTATION OF THE SILVERSMITHS OF EPHESUS,
 
OUR KIRK.
 
MIND THE BUTTER.
 
‘THE REEL O' BOGIE.’
 
A CLERICAL CANTICLE,
 
A CLERICAL CANTICLE,
 
A CLERICAL CANTICLE,
 
THE DIVINITY CHAIR.
 
VERSES,
 
VERSES,
 
THE WAEFU' LAMENT OF THE AGNEWITES
 
SUNDAY RAILWAY TRAINS.
 
THE ADVENTURES OF BILL BLARNEY,
 
ANE WAEFU' LAMENT
 
EPIGRAM,
 
EPIGRAM,
 
THE INDIAN COTTAGER'S SONG.
 
THE PEASANT'S FIRESIDE.
 
WHETHER OR NO.
 
I HAD A HAT, I HAD NAE MAIR.
 
SINCE FATE HAS DECREED IT.
 
THE HAPPY MEETING.
 
COME TO THE BANKS OF CLYDE.
 
ROLL, FAIR CLUTHA.
 
THE ROYAL UNION.
 
'TWAS MORN.
 
SONG.
 
SONG.
 
COME, FILL A BUMPER.
 
THE LOVELY LASS OF INVERKIP.
 
STANZAS,
 
STANZAS,
 
AN ADMONITORY ADDRESS

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EPIGRAM,

ON A LOW, GROVELLING, SELFISH FELLOW.

O, grovelling, gripping, greedy Willie C---se,
The C joined to thy name is all a farce;
Come lop it off, and then the world will see
How well thy nature and thy name agree:
For thou wert ne'er a rich and fertile carse,
But just a low, unseemly, dirty---!
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