...from a broadside, without date, but prior to the year 1700. AULD LANGSYNE. Та its own proper tune. Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never thought...that loving breast of thine. That thou can'st never ouce reflect On auld langsyne? Where are thy protestations— Thy vows and oaths, my dear, Thou made...

...disclaimer, the merits of his version are peculiarly his own : — AULD LANGSYNE. To its own proper tune. Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never thought...flames of love extinguished, And freely past and gone ; Now, I suppose I have tired your patience fairly. You roust, after all is over, have a number of...

...the Poet's resolute dismerits of his version are peculiarly AULD LANGSYNE. To its Olea pruper tune. paid her i extinguinhcd. And freely past and gone ; If thy kind heart, now grown to cold, In that loving breast...

...by none." Another of his poems at once associate» itself with Burns : it begins — *' Should old acquaintance be forgot, And never thought upon. The flames of love extinguished, And freelv past and gone ? Is thy kind heart now crown so cold, In that loving breast of thine. That thou...

...discovery of a MS. Collection of his Poems,* was the writer of these lines : " Should old acqtuiintance be forgot, And never thought upon, The flames of love...kind heart now grown so cold In that loving breast of thiue, That thou can'st never once reflect On old langsyne ?" What is fame, when such verses as these...

...discovered it to be by Sir Robert Ayton. The Doric of Burns has but slightly altered it. " Should old r* ) 6 h dm u > D$ͷ BU hU {GM8Y i f; thnt loving breast of thine, That thou couldst never once reflect On old langsyne?" Here is another...

...Though somewhat lengthy, wo make no excuse from giving it entire : — OLD LONG SYNE. PART I. Should old acquaintance be forgot, And never thought upon. The...freely past and gone ? Is thy kind heart now grown so colit In that loving breast of thine. That thou canst never once reflect On old long syne ? Where are...

...I. Should old acquaintance be forgot, And never thought upon. The flames of lore extinguished, A nd freely past and gone ? Is thy kind heart now grown so cold In that loving breast of thine. That ihou canst nerer once reflect On old long syne ? Where are thy protestations. Thy TOWS and oaths, my...

...died about 1683, was the author of the original version of Auld Langsyne, which he opens thus : '' Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never thought...freely past and gone ? Is thy kind heart now grown sae cauld, In that loving breast o' thine, That thou can'st never ance reflect On auld langsyne ? "...

...who died about 1683, was the author of the original version of Auld Langsyne, which he opens thus : " Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never thought...freely past and gone ? Is thy kind heart now grown sae cauld, In that loving breast o' thine, That thou can'st never ance reflect On auld langsyne ? "...