On Scaring Some Water-Fowl In Loch-Turit
on sg some water-fowl in loch-turit
a wild se among the hills of oughtertyre.
“this was the produ of a solitary forenoon's walk from oughtertyre house. i lived there, the guest of sir william murray, for two or three weeks, and was much fttered by my hospitable reception. what a pity that the mere emotions of gratitude are so impotent in this world. 'tis lucky that, as we are told, they will be of some avail in the world to e.” —r.b., glenriddell mss.
why, ye tenants of the ke,
for me your wat'ry haunt forsake?
tell me, fellow-creatures, why
at my presehus you fly?
why disturb your soc
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