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1795

a an&039;s a an for a&039; that

tune—“for a&039; that”

is there for honest poverty

that hgs his head, an&039; a&039; that;

the ward sve—we pass hi by,

we dare be poor for a&039; that!

for a&039; that, an&039; a&039; that

our toils obscure an&039; a&039; that,

the rank is but the guea&039;s stap,

the an&039;s the gowd for a&039; that

what though on haly fare we de,

wear hodd grey, an&039; a that;

gie fools their silks, and knaves their e;

a an&039;s a an for a&039; that:

for a&039; that, and a&039; that,

their tsel show, an&039; a&039; that;

the honest an, tho&039; e&039;er sae poor,

is kg o&039; n for a&039; that

ye see yon birkie, ca&039;d a lord,

wha struts, an&039; stares, an&039; a&039; that;

tho&039; hundreds worship at his word,

he&039;s but a of for a&039; that:

for a&039; that, an&039; a&039; that,

his ribband, star, an&039; a&039; that:

the an o&039; dependent d

he looks an&039; ughs at a&039; that

a prce can ak a belted knight,

a aris, duke, an&039; a&039; that;

but an honest an&039;s abon his ight,

gude faith, he aunna fa&039; that!

for a&039; that, an&039; a&039; that,

their dignities an&039; a&039; that;

the pith o&039; sense, an&039; pride o&039; worth,

are higher rank than a&039; that

then let pray that e it ay,

(as e it will for a&039; that,)

that sense and worth, o&039;er a&039; the earth,

shall bear the gree, an&039; a&039; that

for a&039; that, an&039; a&039; that,

it&039;s g yet for a&039; that,

that an to an, the world o&039;er,

shall brothers be for a&039; that