Tacitus

The name Tacitus is generally used to refer to one of two people. It is most frequently used to mean the Roman historian Gaius Cornelius Tacitus (circa AD 56 - circa AD 120).

Less frequently, it is used to mean his descendant, the Roman emperor Marcus Claudius Tacitus (circa AD 200 - AD 276), who ruled from 275 to 276 AD

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Oot cooms my "Noah's Arks," An' don my bathin' sarks.(3) I rub' em smooth as silk; My parkin ceakes an' milk. I mill a bit. ... I pike(4) stray timmer on the shore, I know wheer crabs 'll hugger up,(6) I've cobles fishin' oot i' t' bay, I've herrin' trawls and salmon nets, I like another sport; Coom frae some foreign port; Will mak him steck his een ; Wi' scent and saccharine. I mill a bit. ... 4. Pick up 5 Periwinkles A weddin', a woo, A pot full o' porridge; away we go! Thoo mun hod on tight, my darlin', Twix' thy father's hoose an' mine, love, But t' awd mare, shoo weant whemmle(1) Shoo's as prood as me, is Snowball, A weddin', a woo, A pot full o' porridge; away we go! Gow! but I feel sae leetsome, My heart is like a blackbod's I' t' sky aboon nea lairock As I have, noo I've wedded A weddin', a woo, A pot full o' porridge; away we go! Does ta hear yon watter bubblin', It soonds like childer' voices An' look at yon lang-tailed pyots,(2) Folks say that three's for a weddin', A weddin', a woo, A pot full o' porridge; away we go! I love to feel thee clingin' Thy bosom's leetly heavin', .