And  deal  from  iron  hands  the  spare  repast ;  .  Ep./r.  Esopus,

Spape,  to.    But,  my  Chloris  spare  me  I

Spare,  O  spare  my  love!     .    S.  Ay  waking,  O  \

A  man  may  tak  a  neebor's  part,
Yet  hae  nae  cash  to  spare  him.    .       E^.  to  Young  Friend

Maybe  some  ither  thing  they  gie  me

They  wcel  can  spare.  £/.  to  J.  L—k,  Ap.  tst,  rj.
Hypocrisy,  in  mercy  spare  it!  .        .  Ep.  to  J.  R.^3.
Spare't  for  their  sakes  wha  aften  wear  it,       .       .        .      lb.
Sae  when  ye  hae  an  hour  to  spare,         ...  lb.  j.
The  King's  most  humble  servant,  I
Can  scarcely  spare  a  minute;  Extern,  to  em  Intimate.
O  mem'ry,  spare  the  cruel  throes
Within  my  bosom  swelling :        S,  Farewell^  thou  stream  t

L— d  weigh  it  down,  and  dinna  spare,

Holy  H^ilUes  Prayer,  /j.
But  for  thy  people's  sake  destroy  'em.
And  dinna  spare lb,  tj.
O  spare  the  dear  blossom,  y  orient  breezes,

S.  How  pieeuant  the  banks  t

But  spare  to  speak,  and  spare  to  speed ;   S,  I  gaed  a  wa^u*  f

He  has  nae  love  to  spare  for  me :    .        S.  In  simmer  whenf

But  some  will  spend,  and  some  will  spare,     ,       ,       ,      lb.
Spare  my  love,  ye  winds  that  blaw,

S.  /ock^s  ta'en  ike  parting  t


Spare  my  lore,  thou  feath'ry  snaw,

S.  Jockeys  ta'en  tkepartini  \

Mv  laddie's  sae  meikle  in  love  wi'  the  siller.
He  canna  ha'e  love  to  spare  for  me.
S.  O  meikle  thinks  my  love  t

But  spare  and  pardon  my  false  Love,  .?.  O  mirk,  mirk  t

The  hoaiy  Sire— the  mortal  stroke,
Long,  long  be  pleas'd  to  spare  ;  .     O  Thau  dread  Pow'r  t

But  spare  a  Mother's  tears! lb.
