Roamin’ in the gloamin’ (1928)

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232 ROAMIN' IN THE GLOAMIN' ing shrubs in Great Britain. Its sweeping hills are populated by the blue hare, the fox, the raven, the £>lack-cock and the buzzard-hawk. "Bunny" roams and multiplies everywhere in spite of the presence of its natural enemy, the "whutterit," to employ our old Scots word for the weasel and stoat. I still have my home in Dunoon, and when my time arrives to pass over I shall go to rest beside John's monument on the top of the little hill "up the Glen."