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But athering of
this douce nationality In a few hours the fiddles were stopped, and the
table set out, and the great bowl of wedding punch brought in, to brighten
wit, and song, and story It was then very near the close of the day, and
with it caive the bridal toast She had been dancing
with her own friends, and her cheeks were like a delicate flame, and her
eyes like twin stars Never had she looked so beautiful, as when standing
alass above her head, and
said in the sudden stillness-
"Here's to the bonnie Bride!
Long may she live! and happy lass, and heart touched heart,
and fro, joyful
invocation-
"Here's to the bonnie Bride!
Long may she live! and happy may she be!"