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nie a fallow gat his licks, wi' hearty t; an' some, to learn them for their tricks, were hang'd an' brunt. this game lay'd in mony lands, an' auld-light caddies bure sids, that faith, the youook the sands wi' nimble shanks; till lairds forbad, by striands, sic bluidy pranks. but new-light herds gat sic a cowe, folk thought them ruin'd sti-stowe; till now, amaist on ev'ry knowe ye'll find ane plac'd; an' some their new-light fair avow, just quite barefac'd. nae doubt the auld-light flocks are bleatin; their zealous herds are vex'd an' sweatin; mysel', i've evehem greetin wi' girnin spite, to hear the moon sae sadly lied on by word an' write. but shortly they will cowe the louns! some auld-light herds in neebor touns are mind't, in things they ca' balloons, to tak a flight; an' stay ae month amang the moons ahem right. guid observation they will gie them; an' when the auld moon's gaun to lea'e them, the hindmaist shaird, they'll fetch it wi' them just i' their pouch; an' when the new-light billies see them, i think they'll crouch! sae, ye observe that a' this clatter is hing but a “moonshiter”; but tho' dull prose-folk latin splatter in logic tulyie, i hope we bardies ken some better than mind sic brulyie.