But  heaven's  curse  will  blast  the  man
Denies  the  bairn  he  got ;      .  The  Ruined  Maids  Lament.
The  prosperous  man  is  asleep,         .    S.  The  sun  he  is  sunk  t

Gie  me  the  groat  again,  cany  young  man,

S.  The  Taylor/ellf

The  Taylor  prov'd  a  man,  O.  .       .   S.  The  Taylor  he  cam  t

It  raises  man  aboon  the  brute,  The  Tree  qf  Liberty.
L — d  man,  our  gentry  care  as  little         .    The  Twa  Dogs.  12.
The  Men  cast  out  in  party-matches,       ...         lb.  32.
There's  some  exceptions,  man  an'  woman ;     .        .         lb.  34.
Rejoic'd  they  were  na  men  but  dogs  ;    .        .        .         lb.  SS*

O,  M[ood]y,  man,  and  wordy  R[ussell],      The  Twa  Herds%  3.
*  All  chuse,  as,  various  they're  indin'd,

'  The  various  man.    .        The  Vision.  D.  II.  7.
'  Explore  at  large  Man's  infant  race,      ...         lb.  to.
*  Preserve  the  dignity  of  Man,  With  Soul  erect ;    .         lb.  22,

And  once  more,  in  claret,  try  which  was  the  man.
The  Whistle.  7.
*  But  gie  me  your  wife,  man,  for  her  I  must  have,

3*.  There  liv' dance  a  carle  \

He  pitied  the  man  that  was  ty'd  to  a  wife,     .        .        .       lb.
He's  the  king  of  gude  fellows,  and  wale  of  auld  men  ;

.S".  There's  auld  Rob  M.  t

Whaur'U  ye  e'er  see  men  sae  happy,       There's  naethin  like  t

I'll  no  gang  to  my  bed  Till  I  get  a  man.
S.  There's  news^  lasses  t
Abusin'  me  for  harsh  ill  nature

On  holy  men,  .        .        Third  E/.  to  J.  Lap,.
I'm  trulv  sorry  Man's  dominion

Has  broken  Nature's  social  union,  .        To  a  Mouse.
The  best  laid  schemes  o'  Mice  an'  Men,  Gang  aft  agley,     lb.
