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[ by Mr. James Ferguson, Edinburgh.—Here first printed.]

[, editor of Miss Blamire's Poetical Works. Tune, "Good night, and joy be ye a'."—Here first printed.]

[ to one of the rising generation of "Ayrshire's bonnie lasses." By, R. M.—Here first printed.]

[ of Glasgow.—Here first printed.]

a dream o' ither days,

A sinless dream o' joy,

It rame like sunshine through a clud

Life's dark spots to destroy.