[Greek: Ô philtátae gae maeter, hos semnòn sphódr ei Tois noun echousi ktaema Menand.

And if ever I hear a coster call out, "There goes Sir Harry Lauder," I'll ken it's time for me to be really doing what I'm really going tae do before sae longretire frae the stage and gae hame to my wee hoose amang the heather at Dunoon tae live!

But let's not gae aboot the streets wi' our een like a pair of looking glasses in which every puir laddie sees himsel' reflected.

o' the Queensferry wi' some ither folks to a fair, ye ken; but juist whene'er I pat my fit in the boat, the boat gae wallop, and my heart gae a loup, and I thocht I'd gang oot o' my judgment athegither; so says I, Na, na, ye gang awa by yoursells to tither side, and I'll bide here till sic times as ye come awa back."

The saucer and the coffee gaed smash upon the hearth!

" or this "Yestreen when to the trembling string, The dance gaed thro' the lighted ha'

I s'all no' gae oot till I gae wi' the boy or wi' 'is body; what say ye? wull ye help?