Meanings of bonnie lassie in English

Verily I should not like to bring the bonnie lassie into trouble.

Miss Reid she said was "a bonnie lassie, tenderly kind to me."

She was a " bonnie lassie," and he had "lo'ed her muckle."

She knows well all you could say-justas well as if she heard it, the brave, bonnie lassie!

Eh, the bonnie lassie! from which I gathered that this piece of jetsam was both young and comely.

And, Katherine, my bonnie lassie, dinna gie a thought to one word that black-eyed nephew o' her's may say to you.

Thora's a bonnie lassie," I observed, with more feeling than I meant the words to convey; "and she's as good as bonnie."

About the year 1735 John Alexander married Margaret Gleason, a " bonnie lassie" of Glasgow, and shortly afterward emigrated to the town of Armagh, in Ireland.

Gie us the Bonnie Lassie!

'She's a bonnie lassie that, that came in the coach to-night, they say, Miss Lizzie.'

"Well, who is this bonnie lassie?" asked Mr. Evringham, viewing her.

"Oh, yes, my bonnie lassie," said the mill-dam.

"It'd be a fair treat to see your mug and hear you singing about the wee hoose amang the heather or the bonnie , bonnie lassie!"