That  thy  presence  gies  to  me.      S.  Turn  again,  thou  fair  \

In  solitude — then,  then  I  feel .  .    Verses  under  Grief.
I  can  feel  by  its  throbbings,  will  soon  be  at  rest.
5".  Wae  is  my  heart  t

For  all  unfit  I  feel  my  powers  be,    .  Why  am  I  loth  t

Feellngr.     in  that  sober  penMve  mood,

Dearest  to  the  feeling  soul,  S.  Streams  that  glided

O  Nature !  a'  thy  shews  an'  forms

To  feeling,  pensive  hearts  hae  charms !      To  W.  Simpson.  14.
That  feeling  heart  but  acts  a  part,  .        .  O  leave  novels  t

The  feeling  heart's  the  royal  blue,  .        .      On  W.  Chalmers.
PeelingTt  s.     with  a  frater-feeling  strong,         .  A  Bard's  Epit.
Smith,  wi'  his  sympathetic  feeling,  Auld comrade  deari

But  Och !  it  hardens  a'  within.
And  petrifies  the  feeling  !     .        .  Ep.  to  Young  Friend.  6.
All  hail !  ye  tender  feelings  dear!   .        .       Ep.  to  Davie,  fa.
But  as  the  clegs  o'  feeling  stang

Are  wise  or  fool.  Ep.  to  Maj.  Logan.  6.
But  the  dire  feeling,  O  farewell  for  ever,
Anguish  unmingl'd  and  agony  pure.    S.  Gloomy  December.
Dearly  bought  the  hidden  treasure
Finer  feelings  can  bestow !  .  .        .  S.  Sensibility,^

E'er  they  would  grate  their  feelings  wi'  the  view

The  Brigs  of  Ayr,  6.
Were  ye  but  here  to  share  my  wounded  feelings  ! .        .lb.  9.
The  native  feelings  strong,  the  guileless  ways.
The  Cotter^ s  Sat.  Night.
So  may  no  mfiian  feeling  in  thy  breast,

Discoraant  jar  thy  bosom-chords  among ;     To  Miss  Graham.
In  naked  feeling,  and  in  aching  pride.
He  bears  the  unbroken  blast  from  every  side  :

ToR.  G.ofF.,3.
Feet  V.  Foot.
