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Blyth Davie's blinks her heart did move,
to speak her mind thus free.
Gang down the burn, Davie, love,
and I shall follow thee.

Blythe Davie’s blinks, &c.

Now Davie did each lad surpass,
that dwelt on the burn-side,
And Mary was the bonniest lass,
just meet to be a bride:
Her cheeks were rosy red and white,
her een were bonny blu:
Her looks were like Aurora bright,
her lips like dropping dew.

Her cheeks, &c.

As down the burn they took their way,
what tender tales they said
His cheek to her’s he ast did lay,
and on his flute he play’d:
They walk'd and talk’d till weary grown,
no pair wae e’er more blest:
In yonder vale they lean’d them down,
and loving tales rehearst.

They walk’d, &c.

Thus chearfully these lovers lay,
there nothing was unmeet:
And, ganging hame, I heard them say,
they lik’d a walk sae sweet;