Content  am  I,  if  Heaven  shall  give
But  happiness  to  thee :  .     S.  It  is  na,  Jean  \

Sit  round  the  table,  weel  content,
An'  steer  about  the  toddy.    .        .        .    The  Holy  Fair.  ao.
And  mak  us  a'  content,  man.  .  The  Tree  of  Liberty.
But  give  me  real,  sterling  Wit,  And  Fm  content.  To  J.  S.^'J.
Content  with  You  to  mak  a  pair,  Whare'er  I  gang.        lb.  ag.
Content,  s.
But  whether  granted,  or  denied.
Lord  bless  us  with  content  i     .        .A  Grace  before  Dinner.
Yet  then  content  could  make  us  blest ;   .         Ep.  to  Davie.  J.
Content  and  love  bring  peace  and  joy,    S.  In  simmer  when  t

Sits  meek  content  with  light  unanxious  heart.
Sonnet,  wr.  on  Birthday.
Blest  wi'  content,  and  milk  and  meal

5*.  The  Contented  Cottager-
Be  blest  with  health,  and  peace,  and  sweet  content !

The  Cotter's  Sat.  Night,  ao.
Content  and  comfort  bless  me  more  in

This  grot,  than  e'er  I  felt  before  in  A  palace        The  Hermit.
Make  content  and  ease  thy  aim.     IVr.  in  Hermits^  est  F.  C.
Content,  to.
Aqua-fontis,  what  you  please,

He  can  content  ye.  Death  and  Dr.  Hornbook,  ai.
Contented.
Contented  wi*  little,  and  canty  wi'  mair,

^.  ContenUd  wi"  little,  t

Wi'  weans  I'm  mair  than  weel  contented,      .   The  Inventory.
They're  maistly  wonderfu'  contented  ;        The  7\ua  Dogs.  //.
Contention.
Within  this  dear  mansion  may  wayward  contention
Or  withered  envy  ne'er  enter ;      S.  The  Sons  qfold  KilUe.
Contentment.
It  ne'er  was  wealth,  it  ne'er  was  wealth.
That  coft  contentment,  peace,  or  pleasure ;

.S*.  Braw  Utds  on  Var,  braes  \

I  find  that  contentment's  an  absolute  feast,

S.  The  Poor  Thresher.
Contest.
The  Jovial  contest  again  have  renewed.  The  IVhistle.  J.
Contradletion.
