s gentry,
the herryment and ruin of the try;
men, three-parts made by tailors and by barbers,
wha waste your weel-hain'd gear on damn'd new brigs and harbours!”
new brig
“now haud you there! for faith ye've said enough,
and muckle mair than ye mak th.
as for your priesthood, i shall say but little,
corbies and clergy are a shht kittle:
but, under favour o' yer beard,
abuse o' magistrates might weel be spar'd;
to likeo your auld-warld squad,
i must needs say, parisons are odd.
in ayr, wag-wits nae mair hae a handle
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