PARSLEY.

(Continued.)

PASSION FLOWER. Susceptibility.

Passiflora.

Then I'll employ wi' pleasure a' my art
To keep him cheerfu' and secure his heart.
At e'en, when he comes weary frae the hill,
I'll ha'e a' things made ready to his will:
In winter, when he toils through wind an' rain,
A bleezing ingle, an' a clean hearth stane;
And soon as he flings by his plaid an' staff,
The seething pats be ready to tak aff;
Clean hag-a-bag I'll spread upon his board,
An' serve him with the best we can afford:
Good humour an' white bigonets shall be
Guards to my face, to keep his love for me.

Young men's love, then, lies,

Ramsay.

PEA, Everlasting. An appointed meeting. Give me the advantage of a brief discourse.

Shaks.