THE
KEBBUCKSTONE WEDDING.
AULD Watty o’ Kebbuckftone brae,
Wi’ lear an' roadin’ o'beuk auld-farran,
What think ye! the body cam’ owre the day,
An’cauld us he’s gaun to be married to Mirre
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To gang to the weddin’,
Baith Johnnie and S(illegible text) an’ Nelly and Nanny;
An’ Tam o the knowes,
He fwears an' he vows,
At the (illegible text) face to the bride wi his (illegible text)
A' the lads hae try(illegible text) their joes,
(illegible text) Willy cam up an ca'd on Nelly,
Altho’ fhe was hecht to Geordie Bowse,
She’s gi'en him the gunk, and fhe’s gaun wi’ Willy
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Has yocket his pouney,
An’s aff to the town for a' hidin’ o’ nappy,
VVi’ fouth o’ gude meat,
To for us to eat;
Haw wi fuddlin an' feaflin we'll a' be fu happy.
Wee (illegible text) Brydie's to fay the grace,
The body's aye ready at (illegible text) an' weddins;
An' flunkey (illegible text) o' the Skiyerton Place,
is chofen to (illegible text) the pies an' the puddins;
For there will be plenty
O' ilka thing cainty,
Baith lang kail an' heggies oh' every thing fitting
Wi luggies o' beer,
Our wizz (illegible text)
(illegible text) win alll his (illegible text) wha gaeselung frae the (illegible text)
