The  wounded  coveys,  reeling,  scatter  wide ;  The  Brigs  of  Ayr.
The  scatt'red  coveys  meet  secure,  .        5'.  The  gloomy  night  \

Where  the  grous  lead  their  coveys  through  the  heather,  to  feed,

S.  Yon  wild  mossy  mountains  f

Coveyed.
Th'  abodes  of  coveyed  grouse  and  timid  sheep,

Wr.  tn  Kenmore  Inn.
Cow.    And  bring  hame  a  Carlble  cow.     .       .  S.  Hee  balou^  f

A  cow  and  a  cauf,  a  yowe  and  a  hauf,  S.  Her  Daddieforbad\

Cow,  to  V.  Cowe,  to.
Coward.
Go  frighten  the  coward  and  slave  I  S.  Farewell^  thou  fair  day  \

May  coward  shame  disdain  his  name,
"The  wretch  that  dares  not  die  !   5*.  Farewell^  ye  dungeons  f

A  coward  loon  she  ca'd  me ;    .  .  ,S.  Hetd  1  the  wyte  \

Nor  give  [ye  winds]  the  coward  secret  breath.  Liberty.
There  ne'er  was  a  coward  o'  Kenmure's  blude,

5*.  O  Kenmure's  on  attd  awa  f
Fie,  fie  on  silly  coward  man,
That  he  should  be  the  slave  o't  [of  wealth].
S.  O  poortith  cauld  f
Wha  first  shall  rise  to  gan^  awa,
A  cuckold  coward  loun  is  he  I  .  S.  O  Willie  brtw'df

The  bravest  heart  on  English  ground.
Had  yielded  like  a  coward.     .        .        .       On  Miss  J.  Scott.
Wha  can  fill  a  coward's  grave  ?  .  S.  Scots,  wha  ha'e  f

Traitor,  coward,  turn  and  flee! /b.
Till  coward  Death  behind  him  jumpit,  Tarn  Samson's  El.,  to.
The  coward  slave,  we  pass  him  by,  S.  The  Honest  Man.
And  coward  maukin  sleep  secure,
Low  in  her  grassy  form.  The  Petition  of  Br.  Water.
Courts  for  Cowards  were  erected,  The  Jolly  Beggars.  S.  VI U.
Is  wrought  now  by  a  coward  few,   .  .5.  The  Union.
Cow*d  [depressed  with  ftar,  kept  nnder].
