Fair Margaret of Craignargat, or, The indulgent mother and disobedient daughter/Love and Friendship

LOVE and FRIENDSHIP.

⁠L E A V E off your fooliſh pratting,
Talk no more of Whig and Tory,
⁠But drink your glaſs round let it paſs,
The bottle ſtands before ye,
⁠Fill it up to the top,
Let the night with mirth be crown'd,
⁠Drink about, ſee it out,
Love and friendſhip ſtill go round.

⁠If claret be a bleſſing,
This night devote to pleaſure;
⁠Let worldly cares, and ſtate affairs,
Be thought on at more leiſure;
⁠Fill it up to the top,
Let the night with joy be crown'd,
⁠Drink about, ſee it out,
Love and friendſhip ſtill go round.

⁠If any is ſo zealous,
To be a party-minion,
⁠Let him drink like me, we'll ſoon agree,
And be of one opinion:
⁠Fill your glaſs, name your laſs,
See her health go ſweetly round,
⁠Drink about, ſee it out,
Let the night with joy be crown'd.

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G L A S G O W,

Printed by J. & M. Robertſon, Saltmarket, 1802.