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mi nn a Port's Corner, LANGSYNE. [Since the famous LANGSYNE of BURNS, in the opinion of Aiian Cunningham, nothing has appeared more beautiful than the following stanzas on the same endearing theme. The Author is unknown.] When silent time, wi'-lightly foot, Had trode on thirty years, I sought my lang lost liame again, Wi' mony hopes and fears. Wha kens if the dear friends T left Will aye continue mine I Or, if I e'er again snail see The friends I left langsyne ? As I came hy my father's tow'rs, My heart lap a' the way; Ilk thing I saw put me in mind 0' some dear former day The days that foliow'd me afar, Those happy days o' mine, Which gars me think the joys at hand Are naething to langsyne. These ivy'd towers now met my e'e, Where minstrels us'd to blaw Nae friend came iorth wi' open arms, Nae weel keno'cl face I saw, Till Donald totter'd frae the door, Whom I left in his prime, And grat to see the lad come back He bore about langsyne. I ran thro' every weel kenn'd room, In hopes to meet friends there I saw where ilk ane us'd to sit, And hang o'er ilka chair: Till warm remembrance' gushing tear Did dim these een o' mine I steek'd the dour and subb'd aloud As I thought on langsyne.

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