I  sat,  but  neither  heard  nor  saw :  S.  O  Mary,  at  the  windowf

And  heaurd  thee  as  the  caureless  wind  ?

S.  O  stay,  sweet  warbling  \

If  thou  hast  heaurd  her  tadking,      S.  O  watye  wha  that  loes  t

Who  trembling  heard  my  parting  sigh,

.S".  Slow  spreads  the  gloom  t

The  thund'ring  guns  au«  heard  on  ev'ry  side,

The  Brigs  of  Ayr.  2.
The  cUnging  sugh  of  whistling  wings  is  heaud ;     .        .  lb.  4.
But  adl  the  soul  of  Music's  self  wais  heau^  ;     .        .         lb.  te.
And  heard  great  Bab'lon's  doom  pronoimc'd  by  Heaven's
command.  .  The  Cotters  Sat.  Night,  ij.
When  Love  and  Beauty  heaml  the  news,

The  Fite  Champetre.
They  heaurd  the  blackbird's  samg,  man ;  .       ,        .      lb.
Thau  e'er  I  heauxl  your  flattering  tongue.
The  Ruined  Maids  Lament.
Heard  ye  o'  the  tree  o'  France,      .  The  Tree  of  Liberty.
His  voice  was  heaurd  thro'  muir  and  dade,  The  Twa  Herds.  7.
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And  heard  the  restless  rattons  squeak

About  the  riggin.     .  Tkt  VisUu.  Z>.  /.J.
We  heard  nought  but  the  roaring  linn,  S.  What  willldogim  t

There  ruminate  with  sober  thought ;

On  all  thou'st  seen,  and  heard,  and  wrought ;

ffV.  in  Friof^'Carse  H,.
When  ne'er  a  body  heard  or  saw.    .        .     S.  Young  Joci^  f

Heard'st.    Heard'st  thou  that  groan — proceed  no  further,

E^iZ.  OH  e:x  "  Martuar
Hearing,  -In*.
An'  [by)  every  sUr  within  my  hearin' !  Ep.  ioMaj.  Logan,  a.
If  she  had  recover'd  her  hearing ;  S.  Last  May  ahrmuwooor^

Excisemen  ?  give  the  cause  a  hearing :

Lns  on  Window^  K.'s  Arms.
Hearing  the  tidings  of  the  fatal  blow.
On  Death  o/R.  DumUu.
Heapkening.
(It  soothes  poor  Misery,  hexurkening  to  her  tale).
