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sltls the moon, ken her hofil,

 That's blinkin' in the lift sac hie;

 She shines sac bright to vile us hame,

 But by my sooth she'll bide wee; :"

 And with that for our motto, we sit ourselves down at our Table once more. Tell Us not of the fame of the conqqeror, while we behold the memo ry of Burns revered by ihe lowest as well as the highest of the Scottish nation. Al though none of us may pretend to approxi- mate ourselves to Burns--yct the great power which he possessed over the passions of his people, may well teach us that men n the most humble stations of life may oft en have more influence on the destinies oi a nation. than Napoleon or a Tamerlane.