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161. Was never in Scotland heard nor seen

First Line:
Was never in Scotland heard nor seen
Last Line:
Was souple like a docken | bout him that day
Author:
James I of Scotland (Speculation) & Allan Ramsay (Speculation) & James V of Scotland (Speculation)
DMI number:
28102

162. Was never in Scotland heard or seen

First Line:
Was never in Scotland heard or seen
Last Line:
Was souple like a docken | Bout him that day
Author:
James I of Scotland (Speculation) & Allan Ramsay (Speculation) & James V of Scotland (Speculation)
DMI number:
34845

163. Was nevir in Scotland hard nor sene

First Line:
Was nevir in Scotland hard nor sene
Last Line:
For he durst ding nane udder | For feir at Chryst-kirk of the grene that day
Author:
James I of Scotland (Speculation) & James V of Scotland (Speculation)
DMI number:
10828

164. Upon a time a solemn ass

First Line:
Upon a time a solemn ass
Last Line:
Served only to augment their mirth
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15368

165. What gars thee look sae dowf dear Sandy say

First Line:
What gars thee look sae dowf dear Sandy say
Last Line:
And make the best of what we canna mend
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15354

166. Wha's dainty bairn are ye my winsome dear

First Line:
Wha's dainty bairn are ye my winsome dear
Last Line:
Only the half of you will fly away
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
28181

167. What a de'el is the stir that we make with war

First Line:
What a de'el is the stir that we make with war
Last Line:
Shall be crowned with a trophy of curses
DMI number:
4959

168. When luxury and idleness

First Line:
When luxury and idleness
Last Line:
I'll bide amang the pampered great
DMI number:
25161

169. When I think on this world's pelf

First Line:
When I think on this world's pelf
Last Line:
May the shame fa the gear and the blathrie of it
DMI number:
37376

170. Whoever looks about and minds things well

First Line:
Whoever looks about and minds things well
Last Line:
'Tis ten to one that I shall dream again
DMI number:
3651