[211] By Crawfurd.

[212] By Ramsay.

[213] The author, John Tait, a writer to the Signet and some time Judge of the police-court in Edinburgh, assented to this, and altered the line to,

“And sweetly the wood-pigeon cooed from the tree.”

[214] [Song CXXXIX.]

[215] [Song LXXX.]

[216] [Song CLXXVII.]

[217]

“How sweet this lone vale, and how soothing to feeling,
Yon nightingale’s notes which in melody meet.”

The song has found its way into several collections.