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y llier ddie

“whare live ye, y bonie ss?

and tell what they ca&039; ye;”

“y na,” she says, “is istress jean,

and i follow the llier ddie”

“y na, she says, c

“see you not yon hills and dales

the sun shes on sae brawlie;

they a&039; are e, and they shall be the,

g ye&039;ll leave your llier ddie

“they a&039; are e, c

“ye shall gang gay attire,

weel bkit up sae gaudy;

and ane to wait on every hand,

g ye&039;ll leave your llier ddie”

“and ane to wait, c

“tho&039; ye had a&039; the sun shes on,

and the earth nceals sae lowly,

i wad turn y back on you and it a&039;,

and ebrace y llier ddie

“i wad turn y back, c

“i can y five pennies a day,

an&039; spen&039;t at night fu&039; brawlie:

and ake y bed the llier&039;s neuk,

and lie down wi&039; y llier ddie

“and ake y bed, c

“love for love is the barga for ,

tho&039; the wee t-hoe should haud ;

and the warld before to y bread,

and fair fa&039; y llier ddie!”

“and the warld before , c