English Poetry II: From Collins to Fitzgerald. The Harvard Classics. 190914. |
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| 573. The Babie |
| | | Hugh Miller (18021856) |
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| NAE shoon to hide her tiny taes, | |
| Nae stockings on her feet; | |
| Her supple ankles white as snow | |
| Of early blossoms sweet. | |
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| Her simple dress of sprinkled pink, | 5 |
| Her double, dimpled chin; | |
| Her puckerd lip and bonny mou, | |
| With nae ane tooth between. | |
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| Her een sae like her mithers een, | |
| Twa gentle, liquid things; | 10 |
| Her face is like an angels face | |
| Were glad she has nae wings. | |
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