vrild  from  wisdom's  way,  .  Sent  to  a  Gent,  offended.
Or  the  rathless  native's  way.
Bent  on  slaughter,  blood,  and  spoil :  .S.  Streams  that  glided
As  bees  flee  hame  wi'  lades  o*  treasure,
The  minutes  wing'd  their  way  wi'  pleasure :  Tarn  o'  Shanter,  6.
The  native  feelings  strong,  the  guileless  wajrs.
The  Cotter's  Sat,  Night,
Then  homeward  all  take  aff  their  sev'ral  way ;  lb.  /&

in  the  way  His  Wisdom  sees  the  best,    .       .       ,       .      lb.
Who  walks  not  in  the  wicked's  way.  The  ist  Psalm.
Three  hizries,  early  at  the  road.
Cam  skelpan  up  the  way.    .  The  Holy  Fair.  »,

Her  [Life's]  way  may  lie  thro'  rough  distress  I     The  Lament,
As  to  the  north  I  bent  my  way,

S.  The  Lass  that  made  the  bed
No  gi'en  by  way  o' dainty  .    The  Ordination.  6»

A  time,  when  rough  mde  man  had  naughty  ways ;

The  Rights^  Woman,


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TAt  TViMi  D€^.  7.
16.  II.
The  Visum.  D.  I.
For  weel  he  kend  the  way,  Ot         •

And  weel  he  kend  the  way  to  mtoo,

What  way  poor  bodies  Uv*d  ava.
Are  bred  in  sic  a  way  as  this  is.
An*  each  took  off  his  several  way,.
And  hunger'd  Maukin  taen  her  way
To  kail-yards  green,     ....
'  With  future  hope,  I  oft  would  gaze,

*  Fond,  on  thy  little,  eariy  way%     .  .lb.  D.  It.  n.
*  Wild-send  thee  Pleasure's  devious  way,  Ih.  if.
The  loves,  the  ways  of  simple  swains,  ...         lb.  18.
And  swore  *twas  the  way  that  their  ancestor  did,

Th€  WhistU.  14.
r  the  way  of  our  profession.  .  T0  a  MediaU  Gtnt.
But  still  the  mair  I'm  that  way  bent.
