THE TWENTY -THIRD PSALM IN SCOTCH.
The Rev. Dr. Hately Waddell, in a lecture in the City Hall, Glasgow, on the Psalms of David, submitted the following translation of the 23 rd Psalm into Scotch :—: — 1. The Lord 13 my herd, nae wantt sal fa' me. 2. He louts me till lie nmang green howes, be airts me atowre by the lowa waters. 3. He -naukens my wa'gaen saul ; He weises me roua' , for his am name's sake, intil sight roddina. 4. Na! tlio' I gang thro' the deid-mirk dail ; c'en thar sal I dreid nae skaithin ; for YerseF me nar bye me : Yer tok an' yer stay haud me aj'o cheerie. 5. My buird Ye hae hansell'd in face o' my faces ; Ye hae drookifc my head wi' oyle ; my bicker is fu' au' skailin.' 6. E'en sac, sal gnde guidin' and gude gree gang wi' me ilk day o' my livin' ; an' evermair syne, i' the Lord's am howf, at ]ang last Bal I male' bydan.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 107, 26 February 1870, Page 6
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168THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM IN SCOTCH. Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 107, 26 February 1870, Page 6
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