0  jHeld  me  now  a  peaceful  grave,       S.  To  thee,  lov'd  Nith  t
Grave,  to.
Grave  these  counsels  on  thy  souL      Wr.  in  Friars-Carse  H,.
Graved.    And  on  his  bonnet  grav'd  was  plain.
The  sacred  posy  Libertie !     .       .        ,  A  Vision,
Gravels.
May  Gravels  round  his  blather  wrench,        Scotch  Drink.  17.
Graver.    A  being  form'd  t'amuse  his  graver  friends,

Ep.  to  R.  Graham.  3,
GraviSSixno.    But  gravissimo^  solemn  basses,

Ye  hum  away.         To  J.  S.,  27.
Gray,  Grey,    dappl't,  sleek  an'  glaizie,  A  bonie  gray :

A  Guid  New-year  \  2.
Like  some  bold  Vet'ran,  gray  in  arms,  Add.  to  Edinburgh,  j.
Flaffan  wi'  duds,  and  grey  wi'  beas',       Add.  tffBulzebub.  4.
Or  where  auld,  ruin'd  castles,  gray.
Nod  to  the  moon,    .        .   Add.  to  the  Deil.  j.
bending  down  with  auld  grey  luurs,         A  uld  comrade  dearf

1  heard  a  man  sing  tho'  his  head  it  was  grey ;

S.  By  yon  castle  wa'f

Our  Mess  John,  wi'  his  auld  grey  pow, .    ^.  Donald  Brodie  f

The  old  cock'd  hat,  the  grey  surtout,  the  same ;

Extem.  on  W.  Smellie.
O I  why  has  Worth  so  short  a  date  ?
While  villains  ripen  grey  with  time !  Lament  for  Glencaim.
Come  Autumn,  sae  pensive,  in  yellow  and  grey,

tS*.  My  Natue's  Awa.
through  your  ruins,  hoar  and  grey,         .       .  On  Lincluden.
Or  trots  by  hazelly  shaws  and  braes,

Wi'  hawthorns  gray,    Poem  on  Pastoral  Poetry,

Till  bairns'  balms  kindly  cuddle

Your  auld,  gray  hairs.      Second  Ep.  to  Dame.
And  the  very  grey  breeks  o'  Tarn  Glen  I  .    ^.  Ta$K  Glen.
Weel  mounted  on  his  gray  mare,  Meg,  .  Tom  o"  Shanter.  g.
The  gray  hairs  yet  stack  to  the  heft ;      .  .        .        lb.  it.
