- bein' fit to
write in Gr****, I
wrote in Lallan, Dear to my
heart as the
peat r****, Auld as Tantallon. —Robert
Louis Stevenson in "The
Maker to Posterity"...
- two
volumes of
poetry in
Scots – Pro
Patria in 1915 and Bog
Myrtle and
Peat R**** in 1922. He was a
member of
Glasgow Art Club for over
fifty years, closely...
- The term
refers to the
smoke (or
r****)
infused in the
drink by
drying the
malted barley over a
peat fire. "
Peat R****" is also the
brand name of a legal...
- bein' fit to
write in Gr****, I
write in Lallan, Dear to my
heart as the
peat r****, Auld as Tantallon. "Few spak it then, an' noo there's nane. My puir auld...
-
kilometres (2.4 mi × 2.5 mi) and a diamond-shaped outline, with
northern R**** Point,
eastern Pungent Point,
southern Fume
Point and
western Stench Point...
-
Sculptor James Pittendrigh Macgillivray's
collection Bog-Myrtle and
Peat R****:
verse mainly in the
North &
South country dialects of
Scotland is published...
- E. Housman, Last
Poems James Pittendrigh Macgillivray, Bog
Myrtle and
Peat R****,
Scottish poet
writing chiefly in
dialect Hughes Mearns, "Antigonish"...
- and
cello (1912)
Lament in G
minor March of the
Little Folk in E♭
major Peat R**** in G
minor Scherzino in G
minor Humoresque in A The Dhu Loch in D Red...
-
October 2021. The
Scotch Malt
Whisky Society:
Highland Park:
Where the
peat still r****s in the old way "The
Scotch Malt
Whisky Society - USA".
Archived from...
-
Boggeragh Mountains,
Derrynasaggart Mountains, Caha Mountains, MacGillycuddy's
R****s,
Slieve Mish Mountains,
Mullaghareirk Mountains, the
Twelve Bens/Maumturks...
