Quoted often today by many who don't realise they are quoting the works of Robert Burns.

Grey in colour displaying a mouse illustration and a quote that reads:

"The best-laid schemes, o' mice an' men, Gang aft Agley."

And on the reverse:

'Burns was referred to as the 'ploughman poet' by Edinburgh society. As a tenant farmer he knew only too well the everyday struggle for survival. In 'To A Mouse' Burns is moved to despair at being the cause of making a wee mouse homeless and compares his own prospects just as bleakly."

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