Observe  wha's  standing  wi'  him.     .       Epit.  on  Holy  IVilUe.
Sae,  ye  observe  that  a*  this  clatter

Is  naething  but  a  * moonshme  matter ;    To  W.  Simpson,  PS,

Observed.
Observ'd  ye  yon  reverend  lad
Mak  faces  to  tickle  the  Mob ;      The  Jolly  Beggars.  S.  Ill,

Oft  has  thy  silent-marking  glance  Observ'd  us,   The  Lament,

Observin.
Poor  wights  !  nae  rules  nor  roads  observin  ;  .        ToJ.S.^  ig.
Occasion.
Discount  what  scant  occasion  gave.      Add  to  Unco  Guid  3,

Occupation.    O  how  shall  I,  unskilfu',  try

The  Poet's  occupation  ?      .S*.  Lovely  Davies,

I've  travell'd  round  all  Christian  ground
In  this  my  occupation ;        .         The  Jolly  Beggars.  S,  VI.
Ocean.    The  ev'ning  gilds  the  Ocean's  swell ;     .S".  Bonie  Bell,

The  billows  on  the  ocean  [type  of  woman]  S.  Deluded  Swain  t

A  boundless  ocean's  roar ;
But  boundless  oceans,  roaring  wide,      ^.  From  thee,  Eliza  f

Ocean's  ebb,  and  ocean's  flow ;       .  .S.  Let  not  woman  t

Louis  what  reck  I  by  thee.
Or  Geordie  on  his  ocean  ?     .        .     S.  Louis  what  reck  1 1

Musing  on  the  roaring  ocean.
Which  divides  my  love  and  me :  S,  Musing  on  the  roaring  \

O'er  life's  rough  ocean  driven,        .      O  Thou  dread  Pow'r  t

like  ocean's  roar  When  all  his  wintry  billows  pour
Against  the  Buchan  BuUers.        The  Election  Ballads.  VI.
And  Tweed  rins  to  the  ocean  .  S,  The  Union,


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Tho'  mountains  rise,  and  deserts  howl.
And  oceans  roar  between ;    .  .    S.  Tho*  cruel/ate^

On  Life's  rough  ocean  luckless  starr'd  !  To  a  MounUunrDaisy.
Or  wbare  wild-meeting  oceans  boil

Besouth  Magellan.  To  IV.  Simpson^

Oeh  I  And  och  !  that's  nae  r-g-n-r-t-n !  [v.  A.  39]  A  Ded.  to  G.H.
