The Complete works of Robert Burns

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Cunningham, Allan, 1784-1842

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The Complete Works of Robert Burns: Containing his Poems, Songs, and Correspondence. With a New Life of the Poet, and Notices, Critical and Biographical by Allan Cunningham

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18500

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June 4, 2006

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Contents

1. 1.THE
2. 2.COMPLETE WORKS — OF — ROBERT BURNS: — CONTAINING HIS
3. 3.POEMS, SONGS, AND CORRESPONDENCE. — WITH
4. 4.A NEW LIFE OF THE POET, — AND — NOTICES, CRITICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL,
5. 5.BY ALLAN CUNNINGHAM. — ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED.
6. 6.BOSTON: — PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, AND COMPANY. — NEW YORK: J.C. DERBY. — 1855 — TO
7. 7.THE WORKS AND MEMOIRS OF A GREAT POET, — IN WHOSE SENTIMENTS OF FREEDOM HE SHARES, — AND WHOSE PICTURES OF SOCIAL AND DOMESTIC LIFE HE LOVES, — IS RESPECTFULLY AND GRATEFULLY INSCRIBED — BY — ALLAN CUNNINGHAM.
8. 8.DEDICATION. — TO THE — NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN — OF THE — CALEDONIAN HUNT.
9. 9.PREFACE.
10. 10.TO DR. ARCHIBALD LAURIE.
11. 11.TABLE OF CONTENTS.
12. 12.POEMS.
13. 13.EPITAPHS, EPIGRAMS, FRAGMENTS, &c.
14. 14.SONGS AND BALLADS.
15. 15.GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.
16. 16.LIFE OF ROBERT BURNS.
17. 17.PREFACE.
18. 18.ROBERT BURNS.
19. 19.I. — WINTER. — A DIRGE. — FOOTNOTES:
20. 20.II. — DEATH AND DYING WORDS — POOR MAILIE, — THE AUTHOR’S ONLY PET YOWE. — FOOTNOTES:
21. 21.III. — POOR MAILIE’S ELEGY. — FOOTNOTES:
22. 22.IV. — FIRST EPISTLE TO DAVIE, — A BROTHER POET — FOOTNOTES:
23. 23.V. — SECOND EPISTLE TO DAVIE, — A BROTHER POET.
24. 24.VI. — ADDRESS TO THE DEIL
25. 25.VII. — THE AULD FARMER’S — AULD MARE MAGGIE,
26. 26.VIII. — TO A HAGGIS.
27. 27.IX. — A PRAYER, — UNDER THE PRESSURE OF VIOLENT ANGUISH.
28. 28.X. — A PRAYER — IN THE PROSPECT OF DEATH.
29. 29.XI. — STANZAS — ON THE SAME OCCASION.
30. 30.XII. — A WINTER NIGHT.
31. 31.XIII. — REMORSE. — A FRAGMENT.
32. 32.XIV. — THE JOLLY BEGGARS. — A CANTATA. — FOOTNOTES:
33. 33.XV. — DEATH AND DR. HORNBOOK. — A TRUE STORY. — FOOTNOTES:
34. 34.XVI. — THE TWA HERDS: — THE HOLY TULZIE.
35. 35.XVII. — HOLY WILLIE’S PRAYER.
36. 36.XVIII. — EPITAPH ON HOLY WILLIE.
37. 37.XIX. — THE INVENTORY; — IN ANSWER TO A MANDATE BY THE SURVEYOR OF THE TAXES. — FOOTNOTES:
38. 38.XX. — THE HOLY FAIR. — FOOTNOTES:
39. 39.XXI. — THE ORDINATION. — FOOTNOTES:
40. 40.XXII. — THE CALF. — TO THE REV. MR. JAMES STEVEN.
41. 41.XXIII. — TO JAMES SMITH.
42. 42.XXIV. — THE VISION. — DUAN FIRST. [19] — DUAN SECOND — FOOTNOTES:
43. 43.XXV. — HALLOWEEN. [28] — FOOTNOTES:
44. 44.XXVI. — MAN WAS MADE TO MOURN. — A DIRGE.
45. 45.XXVII. — TO RUIN.
46. 46.XXVIII. — JOHN GOUDIE OF KILMARNOCK. — ON THE PUBLICATION OF HIS ESSAYS — FOOTNOTES:
47. 47.XXIX. — J. LAPRAIK. — AN OLD SCOTTISH BARD.
48. 48.XXX. — J. LAPRAIK.
49. 49.XXXI. — J. LAPRAIK.
50. 50.XXXII. — WILLIAM SIMPSON, — OCHILTREE.
51. 51.XXXIII. — ADDRESS — ILLEGITIMATE CHILD.
52. 52.XXXIV. — NATURE’S LAW. — A POEM HUMBLY INSCRIBED TO G. H. ESQ.
53. 53.XXXV. — TO THE REV. JOHN M’MATH. — FOOTNOTES:
54. 54.XXXVI. — TO A MOUSE, — ON TURNING HER UP IN HER NEST WITH THE PLOUGH, — NOVEMBER, 1785.
55. 55.XXXVII. — SCOTCH DRINK.
56. 56.XXXVIII. — THE AUTHOR’S — EARNEST CRY AND PRAYER — SCOTCH REPRESENTATIVES — HOUSE OF COMMONS. — FOOTNOTES:
57. 57.XXXIX. — ADDRESS TO THE UNCO GUID, — RIGIDLY RIGHTEOUS.
58. 58.XL. — TAM SAMSON’S ELEGY. [49] — FOOTNOTES:
59. 59.XLI. — LAMENT, — FRIEND’S AMOUR.
60. 60.XLII. — DESPONDENCY. — AN ODE.
61. 61.XLIII. — THE — COTTER’S SATURDAY NIGHT. — INSCRIBED TO ROBERT AIKEN, ESQ. — FOOTNOTES:
62. 62.XLIV. — THE FIRST PSALM.
63. 63.XLV. — THE FIRST SIX VERSES — NINETIETH PSALM.
64. 64.XLVI. — TO A MOUNTAIN DAISY, — ON TURNING ONE DOWN WITH THE PLOUGH IN — APRIL, 1786.
65. 65.XLVII. — EPISTLE TO A YOUNG FRIEND. — MAY, 1786.
66. 66.XLVIII. — TO A LOUSE,
67. 67.XLIX. — EPISTLE TO J. RANKINE, — FOOTNOTES:
68. 68.L. — ON A SCOTCH BARD,
69. 69.LI. — THE FAREWELL.
70. 70.LII. — WRITTEN
71. 71.LIII. — A DEDICATION — GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ.
72. 72.LIV. — ELEGY — THE DEATH OF ROBERT RUISSEAUX.
73. 73.LV. — LETTER TO JAMES TENNANT, — OF GLENCONNER.
74. 74.LVI. — ON THE — BIRTH OF A POSTHUMOUS CHILD.
75. 75.LVII. — TO MISS CRUIKSHANK, — A VERY YOUNG LADY.
76. 76.LVIII. — WILLIE CHALMERS.
77. 77.LIX. — VERSES
78. 78.LX. — TO GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ., — MAUCHLINE. — FOOTNOTES:
79. 79.LXI. — TO MR. M’ADAM, — FOOTNOTES:
80. 80.LXII. — ANSWER TO A POETICAL EPISTLE
81. 81.LXIII. — TO J. RANKINE.
82. 82.LXIV. — LINES
83. 83.LXV. — A DREAM. — FOOTNOTES:
84. 84.LXVI. — A BARD’S EPITAPH.
85. 85.LXVII. — THE TWA DOGS. — FOOTNOTES:
86. 86.LXVIII. — LINES — MEETING WITH LORD DAER.
87. 87.LXIX. — ADDRESS TO EDINBURGH.
88. 88.LXX. — EPISTLE TO MAJOR LOGAN.
89. 89.LXXI. — THE BRIGS OF AYR, — A POEM, — FOOTNOTES:
90. 90.LXXII. — ON — THE DEATH OF ROBERT DUNDAS, ESQ., — OF ARNISTON,
91. 91.LXXIII. — ON READING IN A NEWSPAPER — THE DEATH OF JOHN M’LEOD, ESQ.
92. 92.LXXIV. — TO MISS LOGAN, — WITH BEATTIE’S POEMS FOR A NEW YEAR’S GIFT.
93. 93.LXXV. — THE AMERICAN WAR.
94. 94.LXXVI. — THE DEAN OF FACULTY. — A NEW BALLAD.
95. 95.LXXVII. — TO A LADY,
96. 96.LXXVIII. — TO CLARINDA.
97. 97.LXXIX. — VERSES
98. 98.LXXX. — PROLOGUE — SPOKEN BY MR. WOODS ON HIS BENEFIT NIGHT, — FOOTNOTES:
99. 99.LXXXI. — SKETCH.
100. 100.LXXXII. — TO MRS. SCOTT, — OF WAUCHOPE.
101. 101.LXXXIII. — EPISTLE TO WILLIAM CREECH. — FOOTNOTES:
102. 102.LXXXIV. — HUMBLE PETITION OF BRUAR WATER — NOBLE DUKE OF ATHOLE.
103. 103.LXXXV. — ON SCARING SOME WATER-FOWL
104. 104.LXXXVI. — WRITTEN WITH A PENCIL,
105. 105.LXXXVII. — WRITTEN WITH A PENCIL, — STANDING BY THE FALL OF FYERS,
106. 106.LXXXVIII. — POETICAL ADDRESS — TO MR. W. TYTLER,
107. 107.LXXXIX. — WRITTEN IN — FRIARS-CARSE HERMITAGE, — ON THE BANKS OF NITH.
108. 108.XC. — WRITTEN IN — FRIARS-CARSE HERMITAGE, — ON NITHSIDE.
109. 109.XCI. — TO CAPTAIN RIDDEL, — OF GLENRIDDEL.
110. 110.XCII. — A MOTHER’S LAMENT
111. 111.XCIII. — FIRST EPISTLE — TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ.
112. 112.XCIV. — ON THE DEATH OF — SIR JAMES HUNTER BLAIR. — FOOTNOTES:
113. 113.XCV. — EPISTLE TO HUGH PARKER. — FOOTNOTES:
114. 114.XCVI. — LINES — A NOBLE EARL’S PICTURE.
115. 115.XCVII. — ELEGY — ON THE YEAR 1788
116. 116.XCVIII. — ADDRESS TO THE TOOTHACHE.
117. 117.XCIX. — ODE — SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF — MRS. OSWALD,
118. 118.C. — FRAGMENT INSCRIBED — TO THE RIGHT HON. C.J. FOX.
119. 119.CI. — ON SEEING — A WOUNDED HARE — LIMP BY ME,
120. 120.CII. — TO DR. BLACKLOCK,
121. 121.CIII. — DELIA. — AN ODE.
122. 122.CIV. — TO JOHN M’MURDO, ESQ.
123. 123.CV. — PROLOGUE, — SPOKEN AT THE THEATRE, DUMFRIES,
124. 124.CVI. — SCOTS PROLOGUE, — FOR MR. SUTHERLAND’S BENEFIT NIGHT, — DUMFRIES.
125. 125.CVII. — SKETCH. — NEW YEAR’S DAY. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
126. 126.CVIII. — TO A GENTLEMAN
127. 127.CIX. — THE KIRK’S ALARM; [76] — FOOTNOTES:
128. 128.CX. — THE KIRK’S ALARM. — FOOTNOTES:
129. 129.CXI. — PEG NICHOLSON.
130. 130.CXII. — ON — CAPTAIN MATTHEW HENDERSON,
131. 131.CXIII. — THE FIVE CARLINS. — A SCOTS BALLAD.
132. 132.CXIV. — THE LADDIES BY THE BANKS O’ NITH. — FOOTNOTES:
133. 133.CXV. — EPISTLE TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ. — OF FINTRAY: — FOOTNOTES:
134. 134.CXVI. — CAPTAIN GROSE’S — PEREGRINATIONS THROUGH SCOTLAND, — ANTIQUITIES OF THAT KINGDOM.
135. 135.CXVII. — WRITTEN IN A WRAPPER, — A LETTER TO CAPTAIN GROSE.
136. 136.CXVIII. — TAM O’ SHANTER. — A TALE. — FOOTNOTES:
137. 137.CXIX. — ADDRESS OF BEELZEBUB — PRESIDENT OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY.
138. 138.CXX. — TO — JOHN TAYLOR.
139. 139.CXXI. — LAMENT — MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS,
140. 140.CXXII. — THE WHISTLE. — FOOTNOTES:
141. 141.CXXIII. — ELEGY — MISS BURNET,
142. 142.CXXIV. — LAMENT — JAMES, EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
143. 143.CXXV. — LINES — SIR JOHN WHITEFOORD, BART., — OF WHITEFOORD.
144. 144.CXXVI. — ADDRESS — THE SHADE OF THOMSON,
145. 145.CXXVII. — TO — ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ., — OF FINTRAY.
146. 146.CXXVIII. — TO — ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ., — OF FINTRAY.
147. 147.CXXIX. — A VISION. — FOOTNOTES:
148. 148.CXXX. — TO — JOHN MAXWELL OF TERRAUGHTY,
149. 149.CXXXI. — THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN.
150. 150.CXXXII. — MONODY,
151. 151.CXXXIII. — EPISTLE — ESOPUS TO MARIA. — FOOTNOTES:
152. 152.CXXXIV. — POEM — ON PASTORAL POETRY.
153. 153.CXXXV. — SONNET,
154. 154.CXXXVI. — SONNET, — DEATH OF ROBERT RIDDEL, ESQ.
155. 155.CXXXVII. — IMPROMPTU, — ON MRS. R——’S BIRTHDAY.
156. 156.CXXXVIII. — LIBERTY. — A FRAGMENT.
157. 157.CXXXIX. — VERSES — TO A YOUNG LADY.
158. 158.CXL. — THE VOWELS.
159. 159.CXLI. — VERSES — TO JOHN RANKINE.
160. 160.CXLII. — ON SENSIBILITY.
161. 161.CXLIII. — LINES,
162. 162.CXLIV. — ADDRESS,
163. 163.CXLV. — ON — SEEING MISS FONTENELLE
164. 164.CXLVI. — TO CHLORIS.
165. 165.CXLVII. — POETICAL INSCRIPTION — FOR AN ALTAR TO INDEPENDENCE.
166. 166.CXLVIII. — THE HERON BALLADS.
167. 167.CXLIX. — THE HERON BALLADS. — FOOTNOTES:
168. 168.CL. — THE HERON BALLADS. — AN EXCELLENT NEW SONG. — FOOTNOTES:
169. 169.CLI. — POEM, — MR. MITCHELL, COLLECTOR OF EXCISE. — DUMFRIES, 1796.
170. 170.CLII. — TO — MISS JESSY LEWARS, — DUMFRIES.
171. 171.CLIII. — POEM ON LIFE, — COLONEL DE PEYSTER. — DUMFRIES, 1796.
172. 172.I. — ON THE AUTHOR’S FATHER.
173. 173.II. — ON R.A., ESQ.
174. 174.III. — ON A FRIEND.
175. 175.IV. — FOR GAVIN HAMILTON.
176. 176.V. — ON WEE JOHNNY. — HIC JACET WEE JOHNNY.
177. 177.VI. — ON JOHN DOVE, — INNKEEPER, MAUCHLINE.
178. 178.VII. — ON A WAG IN MAUCHLINE.
179. 179.VIII. — ON A CELEBRATED RULING ELDER.
180. 180.IX. — ON A NOISY POLEMIC.
181. 181.X. — ON MISS JEAN SCOTT.
182. 182.XI. — ON A HENPECKED COUNTRY SQUIRE.
183. 183.XII. — ON THE SAME.
184. 184.XIII. — ON THE SAME.
185. 185.XIV. — THE HIGHLAND WELCOME.
186. 186.XV. — ON WILLIAM SMELLIE.
187. 187.XVI. — VERSES — WRITTEN ON A WINDOW OF THE INN AT CARRON.
188. 188.XVII. — THE BOOK-WORMS.
189. 189.XVIII. — LINES ON STIRLING.
190. 190.XIX. — THE REPROOF.
191. 191.XX. — THE REPLY.
192. 192.XXI. — LINES
193. 193.XXII. — EXTEMPORE IN THE COURT OF SESSION.
194. 194.XXIII. — THE HENPECKED HUSBAND.
195. 195.XXIV. — WRITTEN AT INVERARY.
196. 196.XXV. — ON ELPHINSTON’S TRANSLATIONS. — MARTIAL’S EPIGRAMS.
197. 197.XXVI. — INSCRIPTION. — ON THE HEADSTONE OF FERGUSSON.
198. 198.XXVII. — ON A SCHOOLMASTER.
199. 199.XXVIII. — A GRACE BEFORE DINNER.
200. 200.XXIX. — A GRACE BEFORE MEAT.
201. 201.XXX. — ON WAT.
202. 202.XXXI. — ON CAPTAIN FRANCIS GROSE.
203. 203.XXXII. — IMPROMPTU, — TO MISS AINSLIE.
204. 204.XXXIII. — THE KIRK OF LAMINGTON.
205. 205.XXXIV. — THE LEAGUE AND COVENANT.
206. 206.XXXV. — WRITTEN ON A PANE OF GLASS,
207. 207.XXXVI. — SPOKEN,
208. 208.XXXVII. — LINES ON MRS. KEMBLE.
209. 209.XXXVIII. — TO MR. SYME.
210. 210.XXXIX. — TO MR. SYME.
211. 211.XL. — A GRACE.
212. 212.XLI. — INSCRIPTION ON A GOBLET.
213. 213.XLII. — THE INVITATION.
214. 214.XLIII. — THE CREED OF POVERTY.
215. 215.XLIV. — WRITTEN IN A LADY’S POCKET-BOOK.
216. 216.XLV. — THE PARSON’S LOOKS.
217. 217.XLVI. — THE TOAD-EATER.
218. 218.XLVII. — ON ROBERT RIDDEL.
219. 219.XLVIII. — THE TOAST.
220. 220.XLIX. — THE MARQUIS.
221. 221.L. — LINES
222. 222.LI. — LINES
223. 223.LII. — THE SELKIRK GRACE.
224. 224.LIII. — TO DR. MAXWELL, — ON JESSIE STAIG’S RECOVERY.
225. 225.LIV. — EPITAPH.
226. 226.LV. — EPITAPH — ON WILLIAM NICOL.
227. 227.LVI. — ON THE DEATH OF A LAP-DOG, — NAMED ECHO.
228. 228.LVII. — ON A NOTED COXCOMB.
229. 229.LVIII. — LORD GALLOWAY.
230. 230.LIX. — ON THE SAME.
231. 231.LX. — ON THE SAME.
232. 232.LXI. — TO THE SAME,
233. 233.LXII. — ON A COUNTRY LAIRD.
234. 234.LXIII. — ON JOHN BUSHBY.
235. 235.LXIV. — THE TRUE LOYAL NATIVES.
236. 236.LXV. — ON A SUICIDE.
237. 237.LXVI. — EXTEMPORE — PINNED ON A LADY’S COUCH.
238. 238.LXVII. — LINES — TO JOHN RANKINE.
239. 239.LXVIII. — JESSY LEWARS.
240. 240.LXIX. — THE TOAST.
241. 241.LXX. — ON MISS JESSY LEWARS.
242. 242.LXXI. — RECOVERY OF JESSY LEWARS.
243. 243.LXXII. — TAM, THE CHAPMAN.
244. 244.LXXIII.
245. 245.LXXIV.
246. 246.LXXV. — TO JOHN KENNEDY.
247. 247.LXXVI. — TO JOHN KENNEDY.
248. 248.LXXVII.
249. 249.LXXVIII. — ON THE BLANK LEAF — WORK BY HANNAH MORE. — PRESENTED BY MRS C——.
250. 250.LXXIX. — TO THE MEN AND BRETHREN — MASONIC LODGE AT TARBOLTON.
251. 251.LXXX. — IMPROMPTU.
252. 252.LXXXI. — PRAYER FOR ADAM ARMOUR.
253. 253.SONGS AND BALLADS.
254. 254.I. — HANDSOME NELL.
255. 255.II. — LUCKLESS FORTUNE.
256. 256.III. — I DREAM’D I LAY.
257. 257.IV. — TIBBIE, I HAE SEEN THE DAY.
258. 258.V. — MY FATHER WAS A FARMER.
259. 259.VI. — JOHN BARLEYCORN: — A BALLAD.
260. 260.VII. — THE RIGS O’ BARLEY.
261. 261.VIII. — MONTGOMERY’S PEGGY.
262. 262.IX. — THE MAUCHLINE LADY.
263. 263.X. — THE HIGHLAND LASSIE.
264. 264.XI. — PEGGY.
265. 265.XII. — THE RANTIN’ DOG, THE DADDIE O’T.
266. 266.XIII. — MY HEART WAS ANCE.
267. 267.XIV. — NANNIE.
268. 268.XV. — A FRAGMENT.
269. 269.XVI. — BONNIE PEGGY ALISON.
270. 270.XVII. — THERE’S NOUGHT BUT CARE.
271. 271.XVIII. — MY JEAN!
272. 272.XIX. — ROBIN.
273. 273.XX. — HER FLOWING LOCKS.
274. 274.XXI. — O LEAVE NOVELS.
275. 275.XXII. — YOUNG PEGGY.
276. 276.XXIII. — THE CURE FOR ALL CARE. — FOOTNOTES:
277. 277.XXIV. — ELIZA.
278. 278.XXV. — THE SONS OF OLD KILLIE.
279. 279.XXVI. — MENIE.
280. 280.XXVII. — THE FAREWELL — BRETHREN OF ST. JAMES’S LODGE, — TARBOLTON.
281. 281.XXVIII. — ON CESSNOCK BANKS.
282. 282.XXIX. — MARY!
283. 283.XXX. — THE LASS OF BALLOCHMYLE.
284. 284.XXXI. — THE GLOOMY NIGHT.
285. 285.XXXII. — O WHAR DID YE GET
286. 286.XXXIII. — THE JOYFUL WIDOWER.
287. 287.XXXIV. — COME DOWN THE BACK STAIRS.
288. 288.XXXV. — I AM MY MAMMY’S AE BAIRN.
289. 289.XXXVI. — BONNIE LASSIE, WILL YE GO.
290. 290.XXXVII. — MACPHERSON’S FAREWELL.
291. 291.XXXVIII. — BRAW LADS OF GALLA WATER.
292. 292.XXXIX. — STAY, MY CHARMER.
293. 293.XL. — THICKEST NIGHT, O’ERHANG MY DWELLING.
294. 294.XLI. — MY HOGGIE.
295. 295.XLII. — HER DADDIE FORBAD.
296. 296.XLIII — UP IN THE MORNING EARLY
297. 297.XLIV. — YOUNG HIGHLAND ROVER.
298. 298.XLV. — HEY, THE DUSTY MILLER
299. 299.XLVI. — THERE WAS A LASS.
300. 300.XLVII. — THENIEL MENZIES’ BONNIE MARY.
301. 301.XLVIII. — THE BANKS OF THE DEVON.
302. 302.XLIX. — WEARY FA’ YOU, DUNCAN GRAY.
303. 303.L. — THE PLOUGHMAN.
304. 304.LI. — LANDLADY, COUNT THE LAWIN.
305. 305.LII. — RAVING WINDS AROUND HER BLOWING.
306. 306.LIII. — HOW LONG AND DREARY IS THE NIGHT.
307. 307.LIV. — MUSING ON THE ROARING OCEAN.
308. 308.LV. — BLITHE WAS SHE.
309. 309.LVI. — THE BLUDE RED ROSE AT YULE MAY BLAW.
310. 310.LVII. — COME BOAT ME O’ER TO CHARLIE.
311. 311.LVIII. — A ROSE-BUD BY MY EARLY WALK.
312. 312.LIX. — RATTLIN’, ROARIN’ WILLIE.
313. 313.LX. — BRAVING ANGRY WINTER’S STORMS.
314. 314.LXI. — TIBBIE DUNBAR.
315. 315.LXII. — STREAMS THAT GLIDE IN ORIENT PLAINS.
316. 316.LXIII. — MY HARRY WAS A GALLANT GAY.
317. 317.LXIV. — THE TAILOR.
318. 318.LXV. — SIMMER’S A PLEASANT TIME.
319. 319.LXVI. — BEWARE O’ BONNIE ANN.
320. 320.LXVII. — WHEN ROSY MAY.
321. 321.LXVIII. — BLOOMING NELLY.
322. 322.LXIX. — THE DAY RETURNS.
323. 323.LXX. — MY LOVE SHE’S BUT A LASSIE YET.
324. 324.LXXI. — JAMIE, COME TRY ME.
325. 325.LXXII. — MY BONNIE MARY.
326. 326.LXXIII. — THE LAZY MIST.
327. 327.LXXIV. — THE CAPTAIN’S LADY.
328. 328.LXXV. — OF A’ THE AIRTS THE WIND CAN BLAW
329. 329.LXXVI. — FIRST WHEN MAGGY WAS MY CARE.
330. 330.LXXVII. — O WERE I ON PARNASSUS HILL.
331. 331.LXXVIII. — THERE’S A YOUTH IN THIS CITY.
332. 332.LXXIX. — MY HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS.
333. 333.LXXX. — JOHN ANDERSON.
334. 334.LXXXI. — OUR THRISSLES FLOURISHED FRESH AND FAIR.
335. 335.LXXXII. — CA’ THE EWES.
336. 336.LXXXIII. — MERRY HAE I BEEN TEETHIN’ A HECKLE.
337. 337.LXXXIV. — THE BRAES O’ BALLOCHMYLE.
338. 338.LXXXV. — TO MARY IN HEAVEN.
339. 339.LXXXVI. — EPPIE ADAIR.
340. 340.LXXXVII. — THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MUIR.
341. 341.LXXXVIII. — YOUNG JOCKEY.
342. 342.LXXXIX. — O WILLIE BREW’D.
343. 343.XC. — WHARE HAE YE BEEN.
344. 344.XCI. — I GAED A WAEFU’ GATE YESTREEN.
345. 345.XCII. — THE BANKS OF NITH.
346. 346.XCIII. — MY HEART IS A-BREAKING, DEAR TITTIE.
347. 347.XCIV. — FRAE THE FRIENDS AND LAND I LOVE.
348. 348.XCV. — SWEET CLOSES THE EVENING.
349. 349.XCVI. — COCK UP YOUR BEAVER.
350. 350.XCVII. — MEIKLE THINKS MY LUVE.
351. 351.XCVIII. — GANE IS THE DAY.
352. 352.XCIX. — THERE’LL NEVER BE PEACE.
353. 353.C. — HOW CAN I BE BLYTHE AND GLAD?
354. 354.CI. — I DO CONFESS THOU ART SAE FAIR.
355. 355.CII. — YON WILD MOSSY MOUNTAINS.
356. 356.CIII. — IT IS NA, JEAN, THY BONNIE FACE.
357. 357.CIV. — WHEN I THINK ON THE HAPPY DAYS.
358. 358.CV. — WHAN I SLEEP I DREAM.
359. 359.CVI. — I MURDER HATE.
360. 360.CVII. — O GUDE ALE COMES.
361. 361.CVIII. — ROBIN SHURE IN HAIRST.
362. 362.CIX. — BONNIE PEG.
363. 363.CX. — GUDEEN TO YOU, KIMMER.
364. 364.CXI. — AH, CHLORIS, SINCE IT MAY NA BE.
365. 365.CXII. — O SAW YE MY DEARIE.
366. 366.CXIII. — WHA IS THAT AT MY BOWER-DOOR.
367. 367.CXIV. — WHAT CAN A YOUNG LASSIE.
368. 368.CXV. — THE BONNIE WEE THING.
369. 369.CXVI. — THE TITHER MOON.
370. 370.CXVII. — AE FOND KISS.
371. 371.CXVIII. — LOVELY DAVIES.
372. 372.CXIX. — THE WEARY PUND O’ TOW.
373. 373.CXX. — NAEBODY.
374. 374.CXXI. — O, FOR ANE-AND-TWENTY, TAM!
375. 375.CXXII. — O KENMURE’S ON AND AWA.
376. 376.CXXIII. — MY COLLIER LADDIE.
377. 377.CXXIV. — NITHSDALE’S WELCOME HAME.
378. 378.CXXV. — AS I WAS A-WAND’RING.
379. 379.CXXVI. — BESS AND HER SPINNING-WHEEL.
380. 380.CXXVII. — O LUVE WILL VENTURE IN.
381. 381.CXXVIII. — COUNTRY LASSIE.
382. 382.CXXIX. — FAIR ELIZA.
383. 383.CXXX. — YE JACOBITES BY NAME.
384. 384.CXXXI. — THE BANKS OF DOON.
385. 385.CXXXII. — THE BANKS O’ DOON.
386. 386.CXXXIII. — WILLIE WASTLE.
387. 387.CXXXIV. — LADY MARY ANN.
388. 388.CXXXV. — SUCH A PARCEL OF ROGUES IN A NATION.
389. 389.CXXXVI. — THE CARLE OF KELLYBURN BRAES.
390. 390.CXXXVII. — JOCKEY’S TA’EN THE PARTING KISS.
391. 391.CXXXVIII. — LADY ONLIE.
392. 392.CXXXIX. — THE CHEVALIER’S LAMENT.
393. 393.CXL. — SONG OF DEATH.
394. 394.CXLI. — FLOW GENTLY, SWEET AFTON.
395. 395.CXLII. — THE SMILING SPRING.
396. 396.CXLIII. — THE CARLES OF DYSART.
397. 397.CXLIV. — THE GALLANT WEAVER.
398. 398.CXLV. — THE BAIRNS GAT OUT.
399. 399.CXLVI. — SHE’S FAIR AND FAUSE.
400. 400.CXLVII. — THE EXCISEMAN.
401. 401.CXLVIII. — THE LOVELY LASS OF INVERNESS.
402. 402.CXLIX. — A RED, RED ROSE.
403. 403.CL. — LOUIS, WHAT RECK I BY THEE.
404. 404.CLI. — HAD I THE WYTE.
405. 405.CLII. — COMING THROUGH THE RYE.
406. 406.CLIII. — YOUNG JAMIE, PRIDE OF A’ THE PLAIN.
407. 407.CLIV. — OUT OVER THE FORTH.
408. 408.CLV. — THE LASS OF ECCLEFECHAN.
409. 409.CLVI. — THE COOPER O’ CUDDIE.
410. 410.CLVII. — SOMEBODY.
411. 411.CLVIII. — THE CARDIN’ O’T.
412. 412.CLIX. — WHEN JANUAR’ WIND.
413. 413.CLX. — SAE FAR AWA.
414. 414.CLXI. — I’LL AY CA’ IN BY YON TOWN.
415. 415.CLXII. — O, WAT YE WHA’S IN YON TOWN.
416. 416.CLXIII. — O MAY, THY MORN.
417. 417.CLXIV. — LOVELY POLLY STEWART.
418. 418.CLXV. — THE HIGHLAND LADDIE.
419. 419.CLXVI. — ANNA, THY CHARMS.
420. 420.CLXVII. — CASSILLIS’ BANKS.
421. 421.CLXVIII. — TO THEE, LOVED NITH.
422. 422.CLXIX. — BANNOCKS O’ BARLEY.
423. 423.CLXX. — HEE BALOU.
424. 424.CLXXI. — WAE IS MY HEART.
425. 425.CLXXII. — HERE’S HIS HEALTH IN WATER.
426. 426.CLXXIII. — MY PEGGY’S FACE.
427. 427.CLXXIV. — GLOOMY DECEMBER.
428. 428.CLXXV. — MY LADY’S GOWN, THERE’S GAIRS UPON’T.
429. 429.CLXXVI. — AMANG THE TREES.
430. 430.CLXXVII. — THE GOWDEN LOCKS OF ANNA.
431. 431.CLXXVIII. — MY AIN KIND DEARIE O. — FOOTNOTES:
432. 432.CLXXIX. — TO MARY CAMPBELL.
433. 433.CLXXX. — THE WINSOME WEE THING.
434. 434.CLXXXI. — BONNIE LESLEY.
435. 435.CLXXXII. — HIGHLAND MARY.
436. 436.CLXXXIII. — AULD ROB MORRIS.
437. 437.CLXXXIV. — DUNCAN GRAY.
438. 438.CLXXXV. — O POORTITH CAULD. — FOOTNOTES:
439. 439.CLXXXVI. — GALLA WATER.
440. 440.CLXXXVII. — LORD GREGORY.
441. 441.CLXXXVIII. — MARY MORISON.
442. 442.CLXXXIX. — WANDERING WILLIE.
443. 443.CXC. — WANDERING WILLIE.
444. 444.CXCI. — OPEN THE DOOR TO ME, OH! — FOOTNOTES:
445. 445.CXCII. — JESSIE.
446. 446.CXCIII. — THE POOR AND HONEST SODGER.
447. 447.CXCIV. — MEG O’ THE MILL.
448. 448.CXCV. — BLYTHE HAE I BEEN.
449. 449.CXCVI. — LOGAN WATER. — FOOTNOTES:
450. 450.CXCVII. — THE RED, RED ROSE.
451. 451.CXCVIII. — BONNIE JEAN.
452. 452.CXCIX. — PHILLIS THE FAIR.
453. 453.CC. — HAD I A CAVE.
454. 454.CCI. — BY ALLAN STREAM.
455. 455.CCII. — O WHISTLE, AND I’LL COME TO YOU.
456. 456.CCIII. — ADOWN WINDING NITH.
457. 457.CCIV. — COME, LET ME TAKE THEE.
458. 458.CCV. — DAINTY DAVIE.
459. 459.CCVI. — BRUCE TO HIS MEN AT BANNOCKBURN.
460. 460.CCVII. — BANNOCKBURN. — ROBERT BRUCE’S ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY.
461. 461.CCVIII. — BEHOLD THE HOUR.
462. 462.CCIX. — THOU HAST LEFT ME EVER.
463. 463.CCX. — AULD LANG SYNE.
464. 464.CCXI. — FAIR JEANY.
465. 465.CCXII. — DELUDED SWAIN, THE PLEASURE.
466. 466.CCXIII. — NANCY.
467. 467.CCXIV. — HUSBAND, HUSBAND.
468. 468.CCXV. — WILT THOU BE MY DEARIE.
469. 469.CCXVI. — BUT LATELY SEEN.
470. 470.CCXVII. — TO MARY.
471. 471.CCXVIII. — HERE’S TO THY HEALTH, MY BONNIE LASS.
472. 472.CCXIX. — THE FAREWELL.
473. 473.CCXX. — O STEER HER UP.
474. 474.CCXXI. — O AY MY WIFE SHE DANG ME.
475. 475.CCXXII. — OH, WERT THOU IN THE CAULD BLAST.
476. 476.CCXXIII. — HERE IS THE GLEN.
477. 477.CCXXIV. — ON THE SEAS AND FAR AWAY.
478. 478.CCXXV. — CA’ THE YOWES.
479. 479.CCXXVI. — SHE SAYS SHE LOVES ME BEST OF A’.
480. 480.CCXXVII. — SAW YE MY PHELY. — [QUASI DICAT PHILLIS.]
481. 481.CCXXVIII. — HOW LANG AND DREARY IS THE NIGHT.
482. 482.CCXXIX. — LET NOT WOMAN E’ER COMPLAIN.
483. 483.CCXXX. — THE LOVER’S MORNING SALUTE TO HIS MISTRESS.
484. 484.CCXXXI. — CHLORIS.
485. 485.CCXXXII. — CHLOE.
486. 486.CCXXXIII. — LASSIE WI’ THE LINT-WHITE LOCKS.
487. 487.CCXXXIV. — FAREWELL, THOU STREAM.
488. 488.CCXXXV. — O PHILLY, HAPPY BE THAT DAY.
489. 489.CCXXXVI. — CONTENTED WI’ LITTLE.
490. 490.CCXXXVII. — CANST THOU LEAVE ME THUS.
491. 491.CCXXXVIII. — MY NANNIE’S AWA.
492. 492.CCXXXIX. — O WHA IS SHE THAT LOVES ME.
493. 493.CCXL. — CALEDONIA.
494. 494.CCXLI. — O LAY THY LOOF IN MINE, LASS.
495. 495.CCXLII. — THE FETE CHAMPETRE.
496. 496.CCXLIII. — HERE’S A HEALTH.
497. 497.CCXLIV. — IS THERE, FOR HONEST POVERTY.
498. 498.CCXLV. — CRAIGIE-BURN WOOD.
499. 499.CCXLVI. — O LASSIE, ART THOU SLEEPING YET.
500. 500.CCXLVII. — O TELL NA ME O’ WIND AND RAIN.
501. 501.CCXLVIII. — THE DUMFRIES VOLUNTEERS.
502. 502.CCXLIX. — ADDRESS TO THE WOOD-LARK.
503. 503.CCL. — ON CHLORIS BEING ILL.
504. 504.CCLI. — CALEDONIA.
505. 505.CCLII. — ’TWAS NA HER BONNIE BLUE EEN.
506. 506.CCLIII. — HOW CRUEL ARE THE PARENTS.
507. 507.CCLIV. — MARK YONDER POMP.
508. 508.CCLV. — THIS IS NO MY AIN LASSIE.
509. 509.CCLVI. — NOW SPRING HAS CLAD THE — GROVE IN GREEN.
510. 510.CCLVII. — O BONNIE WAS YON ROSY BRIER.
511. 511.CCLVIII. — FORLORN, MY LOVE, NO COMFORT NEAR.
512. 512.CCLIX. — LAST MAY A BRAW WOOER.
513. 513.CCLX. — CHLORIS.
514. 514.CCLXI. — THE HIGHLAND WIDOW’S LAMENT.
515. 515.CCLXII. — TO GENERAL DUMOURIER. — PARODY ON ROBIN ADAIR.
516. 516.CCLXIII. — PEG-A-RAMSEY.
517. 517.CCLXIV. — THERE WAS A BONNIE LASS.
518. 518.CCLXV. — O MALLY’S MEEK, MALLY’S SWEET.
519. 519.CCLXVI. — HEY FOR A LASS WI’ A TOCHER.
520. 520.CCLXVII. — JESSY.
521. 521.CCLXVIII. — FAIREST MAID ON DEVON BANKS.
522. 522.I. — TO WILLIAM BURNESS. — FOOTNOTES:
523. 523.II. — TO MR. JOHN MURDOCH, — STABLES-INN BUILDINGS, LONDON. — FOOTNOTES:
524. 524.III. — TO MR. JAMES BURNESS, — WRITER, MONTROSE. [143] — FOOTNOTES:
525. 525.IV. — TO MISS E.
526. 526.V. — TO MISS E. — FOOTNOTES:
527. 527.VI. — TO MISS E.
528. 528.VII. — TO MISS E.
529. 529.VIII. — TO ROBERT RIDDEL, ESQ. — OF GLENRIDDEL — FOOTNOTES:
530. 530.IX. — TO MR. JAMES BURNESS, — MONTROSE.
531. 531.X. — TO JAMES BURNESS, — MONTROSE.
532. 532.XI. — TO MISS——.
533. 533.XII. — TO MR. JOHN RICHMOND, — OF EDINBURGH.
534. 534.XIII. — TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY, — DUMFRIES HOUSE. — FOOTNOTES:
535. 535.XIV. — TO MR. ROBERT MUIR, — KILMARNOCK.
536. 536.XV. — TO MR. AIKEN. — FOOTNOTES:
537. 537.XVI. — TO MR. M’WHINNIE, — WRITER, AYR.
538. 538.XVII. — TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY.
539. 539.XVIII. — TO MON. JAMES SMITH, — MAUCHLINE. — FOOTNOTES:
540. 540.XIX. — TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY.
541. 541.XX. — TO MR. DAVID BRICE.
542. 542.XXI. — TO MR. ROBERT AIKEN.
543. 543.XXII. — TO JOHN RICHMOND, — EDINBURGH.
544. 544.XXIII. — TO JOHN BALLANTYNE, — OF AYR.
545. 545.XXIV. — TO MR. DAVID BRICE. — SHOEMAKER, GLASGOW.
546. 546.XXV. — TO MR. JOHN RICHMOND.
547. 547.XXVI. — TO MR. ROBERT MUIR, — KILMARNOCK.
548. 548.XXVII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP, — OF DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
549. 549.XXVIII. — TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY.
550. 550.XXIX. — TO MR. JAMES BURNESS, — MONTROSE.
551. 551.XXX. — TO MISS ALEXANDER.
552. 552.XXXI. — TO MRS. STEWART, — OF STAIR AND AFTON. — FOOTNOTES:
553. 553.XXXII. — IN THE NAME OF THE NINE. AMEN. — FOOTNOTES:
554. 554.XXXIII. — TO MR. ROBERT MUIR.
555. 555.XXXIV. — TO DR. MACKENZIE, — MAUCHLINE;
556. 556.XXXV. — TO GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ., — MAUCHLINE.
557. 557.XXXVI. — TO JOHN BALLANTYNE, ESQ., — BANKER, AYR. — FOOTNOTES:
558. 558.XXXVII. — TO MR. ROBERT MUIR.
559. 559.XXXVIII. — TO MR. WILLIAM CHALMERS, — WRITER, AYR.
560. 560.XXXIX. — TO THE EARL OF EGLINTOUN.
561. 561.XL. — TO MR. GAVIN HAMILTON.
562. 562.XLI. — TO JOHN BALLANTYNE, ESQ. — FOOTNOTES:
563. 563.XLII. — TO JOHN BALLANTYNE. — FOOTNOTES:
564. 564.XLIII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
565. 565.XLIV. — TO DR. MOORE.
566. 566.XLV. — TO THE REV. G. LAURIE, — NEWMILLS, NEAR KILMARNOCK.
567. 567.XLVI. — TO DR. MOORE.
568. 568.XLVII. — TO JOHN BALLANTYNE, ESQ.
569. 569.XLVIII. — TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
570. 570.XLIX. — TO THE EARL OF BUCHAN. — FOOTNOTES:
571. 571.L. — TO MR. JAMES CANDLISH.
572. 572.LI. — TO ——.
573. 573.LII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
574. 574.LIII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
575. 575.LIV. — TO MR. SIBBALD, — BOOKSELLER IN EDINBURGH.
576. 576.LV. — TO DR. MOORE.
577. 577.LVI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
578. 578.LVII. — TO THE REV. DR. HUGH BLAIR. — FOOTNOTES:
579. 579.LVIII. — TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
580. 580.LIX. — TO MR. WILLIAM DUNBAR.
581. 581.LX. — TO JAMES JOHNSON.
582. 582.LXI. — TO WILLIAM CREECH, ESQ. — Edinburgh. — FOOTNOTES:
583. 583.LXII. — TO MR. PATISON, — Bookseller, Paisley.
584. 584.LXIII. — TO W. NICOL, ESQ., — Master of the High School, Edinburgh.
585. 585.LXIV. — TO MR. JAMES SMITH, — at Miller and Smith’s Office, Linlithgow.
586. 586.LXV. — TO WILLIAM NICOL, ESQ.
587. 587.LXVI. — TO MR. JAMES CANDLISH. — FOOTNOTES:
588. 588.LXVII. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
589. 589.LXVIII. — TO WILLIAM NICOL, ESQ.
590. 590.LXIX. — TO WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK, ESQ. — ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
591. 591.LXX. — TO MR. JAMES SMITH. — Linlithgow .
592. 592.LXXI. — TO MR. JOHN RICHMOND.
593. 593.LXXII. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
594. 594.LXXIII. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
595. 595.LXXIV. — TO DR. MOORE. — FOOTNOTES:
596. 596.LXXV. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ., — BERRYWELL DUNSE.
597. 597.LXXVI. — TO MR. ROBERT MUIR.
598. 598.LXXVII. — TO GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ.
599. 599.LXXVIII. — TO MR. WALKER, — BLAIR OF ATHOLE. — FOOTNOTES:
600. 600.LXXIX. — TO MR. GILBERT BURNS.
601. 601.LXXX. — TO MISS MARGARET CHALMERS. — (NOW MRS. HAY.) — FOOTNOTES:
602. 602.LXXXI. — TO MISS MARGARET CHALMERS.
603. 603.LXXXII. — TO JAMES HOY, ESQ. — GORDON CASTLE
604. 604.LXXXIII. — TO REV. JOHN SKINNER.
605. 605.LXXXIV. — TO JAMES HOY, ESQ. — AT GORDON CASTLE, FOCHABERS.
606. 606.LXXXV. — TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE, — EDINBURGH.
607. 607.LXXXVI. — TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
608. 608.LXXXVII. — TO JAMES DALRYMPLE, ESQ. — ORANGEFIELD.
609. 609.LXXXVIII. — TO CHARLES HAY. ESQ., — ADVOCATE.
610. 610.LXXXIX. — TO MISS M——N.
611. 611.XC. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
612. 612.XCI. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
613. 613.XCII. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
614. 614.XCIII. — TO SIR JOHN WHITEFOORD.
615. 615.XCIV. — TO MISS WILLIAMS, — ON READING HER POEM OF THE SLAVE-TRADE.
616. 616.XCV. — TO MR. RICHARD BROWN, — IRVINE. — FOOTNOTES:
617. 617.XCVI. — TO GAVIN HAMILTON.
618. 618.XCVII. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
619. 619.XCVIII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
620. 620.XCIX. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
621. 621.C. — TO THE REV. JOHN SKINNER.
622. 622.CI. — TO RICHARD BROWN.
623. 623.CII. — TO MRS. ROSE, OF KILRAVOCK. — FOOTNOTES:
624. 624.CIII. — TO RICHARD BROWN. — FOOTNOTES:
625. 625.CIV. — TO MR. WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK.
626. 626.CV. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
627. 627.CVI. — TO RICHARD BROWN.
628. 628.CVII. — TO MR. MUIR. — FOOTNOTES:
629. 629.CVIII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
630. 630.CIX. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
631. 631.CX. — TO RICHARD BROWN.
632. 632.CXI. — TO MR. ROBERT CLEGHORN.
633. 633.CXII. — TO MR. WILLIAM DUNBAR, — EDINBURGH.
634. 634.CXIII. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
635. 635.CXIV. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
636. 636.CXV. — TO MISS CHALMERS.
637. 637.CXVI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
638. 638.CXVII. — TO MR. JAMES SMITH, — Avon Printfield, Linlithgow.
639. 639.CXVIII. — TO PROFESSOR DUGALD STEWART.
640. 640.CXIX. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
641. 641.CXX. — TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
642. 642.CXXI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
643. 643.CXXII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP, — At Mr. Dunlop’s, Haddington.
644. 644.CXXIII. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
645. 645.CXXIV. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
646. 646.CXXV. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
647. 647.CXXVI. — TO MR. GEORGE LOCKHART, — Merchant, Glasgow.
648. 648.CXXVII. — TO MR. PETER HILL. — FOOTNOTES:
649. 649.CXXVIII. — TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ., — of Fintray .
650. 650.CXXIX. — TO WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK.
651. 651.CXXX. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
652. 652.CXXXI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
653. 653.CXXXII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
654. 654.CXXXIII. — TO MR. BEUGO, — Engraver, Edinburgh.
655. 655.CXXXIV. — TO MISS CHALMERS, — Edinburgh . — FOOTNOTES:
656. 656.CXXXV. — TO MR. MORISON, — Mauchline .
657. 657.CXXXVI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP, — of Dunlop . — FOOTNOTES:
658. 658.CXXXVII. — TO MR. PETER HILL.
659. 659.CXXXVIII. — TO THE EDITOR OF “THE STAR.”
660. 660.CXXXIX. — TO MRS. DUNLOP, — At Moreham Mains . — FOOTNOTES:
661. 661.CXL. — TO MR. JAMES JOHNSON, — Engraver .
662. 662.CXLI. — TO DR. BLACKLOCK.
663. 663.CXLII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
664. 664.CXLIII. — TO MISS DAVIES.
665. 665.CXLIV. — TO MR. JOHN TENNANT.
666. 666.CXLV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
667. 667.CXLVI. — TO DR. MOORE.
668. 668.CXLVII. — TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
669. 669.CXLVIII. — TO PROFESSOR DUGALD STEWART.
670. 670.CXLIX. — TO BISHOP GEDDES.
671. 671.CL. — TO MR. JAMES BURNESS.
672. 672.CLI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
673. 673.CLII. — TO THE REV. PETER CARFRAE.
674. 674.CLIII. — TO DR. MOORE.
675. 675.CLIV. — TO MR. WILLIAM BURNS.
676. 676.CLV. — TO MR. HILL.
677. 677.CLVI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP
678. 678.CLVII. — TO MR. WILLIAM BURNS, — SADLER,
679. 679.CLVIII. — TO MRS. M’MURDO, — DRUMLANRIG.
680. 680.CLIX. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
681. 681.CLX. — TO MR. SAMUEL BROWN.
682. 682.CLXI. — TO RICHARD BROWN.
683. 683.CLXII. — TO MR. JAMES HAMILTON.
684. 684.CLXIII. — TO WILLIAM CREECH, ESQ.
685. 685.CLXIV. — TO MR. M’AULEY.
686. 686.CLXV. — TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
687. 687.CLXVI. — TO MR. M’MURDO.
688. 688.CLXVII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
689. 689.CLXVIII. — TO MR. ——.
690. 690.CLXIX. — TO MISS WILLIAMS.
691. 691.CLXX. — TO MR. JOHN LOGAN.
692. 692.CLXXI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
693. 693.CLXXII. — TO CAPTAIN RIDDEL, — Carse .
694. 694.CLXXIII. — TO CAPTAIN RIDDEL.
695. 695.CLXXIV. — TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
696. 696.CLXXV. — TO MR. RICHARD BROWN.
697. 697.CLXXVI. — TO R. GRAHAM, ESQ.
698. 698.CLXXVII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
699. 699.CLXXVIII. — TO LADY W[INIFRED] M[AXWELL] CONSTABLE.
700. 700.CLXXIX. — TO PROVOST MAXWELL, — OF LOCHMABEN.
701. 701.CLXXX. — TO SIR JOHN SINCLAIR.
702. 702.CLXXXI. — TO CHARLES SHARPE, ESQ., — OF HODDAM.
703. 703.CLXXXII. — TO MR. GILBERT BURNS.
704. 704.CLXXXIII. — TO MR. SUTHERLAND, — PLAYER.
705. 705.CLXXXIV. — TO WILLIAM DUNBAR, W.S.
706. 706.CLXXXV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — FOOTNOTES:
707. 707.CLXXXVI. — TO MR. PETER HILL, — BOOKSELLER, EDINBURGH.
708. 708.CLXXXVII. — TO MR. W. NICOL.
709. 709.CLXXXVIII. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM. — FOOTNOTES:
710. 710.CLXXXIX. — TO MR. PETER HILL.
711. 711.CXC. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
712. 712.CXCI. — TO COLLECTOR MITCHELL.
713. 713.CXCII. — TO DR. MOORE.
714. 714.CXCIII. — TO MR. MURDOCH, — TEACHER OF FRENCH, LONDON.
715. 715.CXCIV. — TO MR. M’MURDO.
716. 716.CXCV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
717. 717.CXCVI. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
718. 718.CXCVII. — TO DR. ANDERSON.
719. 719.CXCVIII. — TO WILLIAM TYTLER, ESQ., — OF WOODHOUSELEE.
720. 720.CXCIX. — TO CRAUFORD TAIT, ESQ., — EDINBURGH.
721. 721.CC. — TO ——.
722. 722.CCI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
723. 723.CCII. — TO LADY W. M. CONSTABLE.
724. 724.CCIII. — TO WILLIAM DUNBAR, W.S.
725. 725.CCIV. — TO MR. PETER HILL.
726. 726.CCV. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM. — ELEGY
727. 727.CCVI. — TO A.F. TYTLER, ESQ.
728. 728.CCVII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
729. 729.CCVIII. — TO THE REV. ARCH. ALISON. — FOOTNOTES:
730. 730.CCIX. — TO DR. MOORE.
731. 731.CCX. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
732. 732.CCXI. — TO MR. ALEXANDER DALZEL, — FACTOR, FINDLAYSTON.
733. 733.CCXII. — TO MRS. GRAHAM, — OF FINTRAY.
734. 734.CCXIII. — TO MRS. GRAHAM, — OF FINTRAY.
735. 735.CCXIV. — TO THE REV. G. BAIRD.
736. 736.CCXV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
737. 737.CCXVI. — TO ——.
738. 738.CCXVII. — TO ——.
739. 739.CCXVIII. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
740. 740.CCXIX. — TO THE EARL OF BUCHAN.
741. 741.CCXX. — TO MR. THOMAS SLOAN.
742. 742.CCXXI. — TO LADY E. CUNNINGHAM.
743. 743.CCXXII. — TO MR. AINSLIE.
744. 744.CCXXIII. — TO COL. FULLARTON. — OF FULLARTON.
745. 745.CCXXIV. — TO MISS DAVIES.
746. 746.CCXXV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
747. 747.CCXXVI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
748. 748.CCXXVII. — TO MR. WILLIAM SMELLIE, — PRINTER.
749. 749.CCXXVIII. — TO MR. W. NICOL.
750. 750.CCXXIX. — TO FRANCIS GROSE, ESQ., F.S.A.
751. 751.CCXXX. — TO FRANCIS GROSE, ESQ., F.S.A.
752. 752.CCXXXI. — TO MR. S. CLARKE, — EDINBURGH.
753. 753.CCXXXII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
754. 754.CCXXXIII. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
755. 755.CCXXXIV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
756. 756.CCXXXV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
757. 757.CCXXXVI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
758. 758.CCXXXVII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
759. 759.CCXXXVIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
760. 760.CCXXXIX. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
761. 761.CCXL. — TO MR. THOMSON.
762. 762.CCXLI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
763. 763.CCXLII. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
764. 764.CCXLIII. — TO R. GRAHAM, ESQ., — FINTRAY.
765. 765.CCXLIV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
766. 766.CCXLV. — TO MR. THOMSON.
767. 767.CCXLVI. — TO MR. THOMSON.
768. 768.CCXLVII. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
769. 769.CCXLVIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
770. 770.CCXLIX. — TO MR. THOMSON.
771. 771.CCL. — TO MISS BENSON.
772. 772.CCLI. — TO PATRICK MILLER, ESQ., — OF DALSWINTON.
773. 773.CCLII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
774. 774.CCLIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
775. 775.CCLIV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
776. 776.CCLV. — TO JOHN FRANCIS ERSKINE, ESQ., — OF M A R.
777. 777.CCLVI. — TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
778. 778.CCLVII. — TO MISS KENNEDY.
779. 779.CCLVIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
780. 780.CCLIX. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
781. 781.CCLX. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
782. 782.CCLXI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
783. 783.CCLXII. — TO MR. THOMSON.
784. 784.CCLXIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
785. 785.CCLXIV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
786. 786.CCLXV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
787. 787.CCLXVI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
788. 788.CCLXVII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
789. 789.CCLXVIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
790. 790.CCLXIX. — TO MISS CRAIK.
791. 791.CCLXX. — TO LADY GLENCAIRN.
792. 792.CCLXXI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
793. 793.CCLXXII. — TO MR. THOMSON.
794. 794.CCLXXIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
795. 795.CCLXXIV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
796. 796.CCLXXV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
797. 797.CCLXXVI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
798. 798.CCLXXVII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
799. 799.CCLXXVIII. — TO JOHN M’MURDO, ESQ., — WITH A PARCEL. — FOOTNOTES:
800. 800.CCLXXIX. — TO JOHN M’MURDO, ESQ., — DRUMLANRIG.
801. 801.CCLXXX. — TO CAPTAIN ——.
802. 802.CCLXXXI. — TO MRS. RIDDEL,
803. 803.CCLXXXII. — TO A LADY. — IN FAVOUR OF A PLAYER’S BENEFIT.
804. 804.CCLXXXIII. — TO THE EARL OF BUCHAN, — With a Copy of Bruce’s Address to his Troops at Bannockburn.
805. 805.CCLXXXIV. — TO CAPTAIN MILLER, — DALSWINTON.
806. 806.CCLXXXV. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
807. 807.CCLXXXVI. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
808. 808.CCLXXXVII. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
809. 809.CCLXXXVIII. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
810. 810.CCLXXXIX. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
811. 811.CCXC. — TO JOHN SYME, ESQ.
812. 812.CCXCI. — TO MISS ——.
813. 813.CCXCII. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
814. 814.CCXCIII. — TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
815. 815.CCXCIV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
816. 816.CCXCV. — TO DAVID M’CULLOCH, ESQ.
817. 817.CCXCVI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
818. 818.CCXCVII. — TO MR. JAMES JOHNSON.
819. 819.CCXCVIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
820. 820.CCXCIX. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
821. 821.CCC. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
822. 822.CCCI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — TO DR. MAXWELL, — FOOTNOTES:
823. 823.CCCII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
824. 824.CCCIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
825. 825.CCCIV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
826. 826.CCCV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
827. 827.CCCVI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
828. 828.CCCVII. — TO PETER MILLER, JUN., ESQ., — OF DALSWINTON.
829. 829.CCCVIII. — TO MR. SAMUEL CLARKE, JUN., — DUMFRIES.
830. 830.CCCIX. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
831. 831.CCCX. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
832. 832.CCCXI. — TO MR. THOMSON.
833. 833.CCCXII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
834. 834.CCCXIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
835. 835.CCCXIV. — TO MR. THOMSON.
836. 836.CCCXV. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
837. 837.CCCXVI. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
838. 838.CCCXVII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
839. 839.CCCXVIII. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
840. 840.CCCXIX. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
841. 841.CCCXX. — TO MISS LOUISA FONTENELLE.
842. 842.CCCXXI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP. — ADDRESS,
843. 843.CCCXXII. — TO MR. ALEXANDER FINDLATER, — SUPERVISOR OF EXCISE, DUMFRIES.
844. 844.CCCXXIII. — TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE.
845. 845.CCCXXIV. — TO MR. HERON, — OF HERON.
846. 846.CCCXXV. — TO MRS. DUNLOP, — IN LONDON. — FOOTNOTES:
847. 847.CCCXXVI. — ADDRESS OF THE SCOTCH DISTILLERS — TO THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT.
848. 848.CCCXXVII. — TO THE HON. PROVOST, BAILIES, AND — TOWN COUNCIL OF DUMFRIES.
849. 849.CCCXXVIII. — TO MRS. RIDDEL.
850. 850.CCCXXIX. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
851. 851.CCCXXX. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
852. 852.CCCXXXI. — TO MR. THOMSON.
853. 853.CCCXXXII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
854. 854.CCCXXXIII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
855. 855.CCCXXXIV. — TO MRS. RIDDEL,
856. 856.CCCXXXV. — TO MR. CLARKE, — SCHOOLMASTER, FORFAR.
857. 857.CCCXXXVI. — TO MR. JAMES JOHNSON, — EDINBURGH.
858. 858.CCCXXXVII. — TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
859. 859.CCCXXXVIII. — TO MR. GILBERT BURNS.
860. 860.CCCXXXIX. — TO MR. JAMES ARMOUR, — MASON, MAUCHLINE.
861. 861.CCCXL. — TO MRS. BURNS.
862. 862.CCCXLI. — TO MRS. DUNLOP.
863. 863.CCCXLII. — TO MR. THOMSON. — FOOTNOTES:
864. 864.CCCXLIII. — TO MR. JAMES BURNESS, — WRITER, MONTROSE.
865. 865.CCCXLIV. — TO JAMES GRACIE, ESQ. — REMARKS
866. 866.SCOTTISH SONGS AND BALLADS. — THE HIGHLAND QUEEN. — BESS THE GAWKIE. — OH, OPEN THE DOOR, LORD GREGORY. — THE BANKS OF THE TWEED. — THE BEDS OF SWEET ROSES. — ROSLIN CASTLE. — SAW YE JOHNNIE CUMMIN? QUO’ SHE. — CLOUT THE CALDRON. — SAW YE MY PEGGY. — THE FLOWERS OF EDINBURGH. — JAMIE GAY. — MY DEAR JOCKIE. — FYE, GAE RUB HER O’ER WI’ STRAE. — THE LASS O’ LIVISTON. — THE LAST TIME I CAME O’ER THE MOOR. — JOCKIE’S GRAY BREEKS. — THE HAPPY MARRIAGE. — THE LASS OF PATIE’S MILL. — THE TURNIMSPIKE. — HIGHLAND LADDIE. — THE GENTLE SWAIN. — HE STOLE MY TENDER HEART AWAY. — FAIREST OF THE FAIR. — THE BLAITHRIE O’T. — MAY EVE, OR KATE OF ABERDEEN. — TWEED SIDE. — THE POSY. — MARY’S DREAM. — THE MAID THAT TENDS THE GOATS. — BY MR. DUDGEON. — I WISH MY LOVE WERE IN A MIRE. — ALLAN WATER. — THERE’S NAE LUCK ABOUT THE HOUSE. — TARRY WOO. — GRAMACHREE. — THE COLLIER’S BONNIE LASSIE. — MY AIN KIND DEARIE-O. — MARY SCOTT, THE FLOWER OF YARROW. — DOWN THE BURN, DAVIE. — BLINK O’ER THE BURN, SWEET BETTIE. — THE BLITHSOME BRIDAL. — JOHN HAY’S BONNIE LASSIE. — THE BONIE BRUCKET LASSIE. — SAE MERRY AS WE TWA HA’E BEEN. — THE BANKS OF FORTH. — THE BUSH ABOON TRAQUAIR. — CROMLET’S LILT. — MY DEARIE, IF THOU DIE. — SHE ROSE AND LOOT ME IN. — GO TO THE EWE-BUGHTS, MARION. — LEWIS GORDON. — O HONE A RIE. — I’LL NEVER LEAVE THEE. — CORN RIGS ARE BONIE. — THE MUCKING OF GEORDIE’S BYRE. — BIDE YE YET. — WAUKIN O’ THE FAULD. — TRANENT-MUIR. — TO THE WEAVERS GIN YE GO. — POLWARTH ON THE GREEN. — STREPHON AND LYDIA. — I’M O’ER YOUNG TO MARRY YET. — M’PHERSON’S FAREWELL. — MY JO, JANET. — THE SHEPHERD’S COMPLAINT. — THE BIRKS OF ABERFELDY. — THE HIGHLAND LASSIE O. — FIFE, AND A’ THE LANDS ABOUT IT. — WERE NA MY HEART LIGHT I WAD DIE. — THE YOUNG MAN’S DREAM. — STRATHALLAN’S LAMENT. — UP IN THE MORNING EARLY. — THE TEARS OF SCOTLAND. — WHAT WILL I DO GIN MY HOGGIE DIE. — I DREAM’D I LAY WHERE FLOWERS WERE SPRINGING. — AH! THE POOR SHEPHERD’S MOURNFUL FATE. — THE BANKS OF THE DEVON. — MILL, MILL O. — WE RAN AND THEY RAN. — WALY, WALY. — DUNCAN GRAY. — DUMBARTON DRUMS. — CAULD KAIL IN ABERDEEN. — FOR LAKE OF GOLD. — HERE’S A HEALTH TO MY TRUE LOVE, &c. — HEY TUTTI TAITI. — RAVING WINDS AROUND HER BLOWING. — TAK YOUR AULD CLOAK ABOUT YE. — YE GODS, WAS STREPHON’S PICTURE BLEST? — SINCE ROBB’D OF ALL THAT CHARM’D MY VIEWS. — YOUNG DAMON. — KIRK WAD LET ME BE. — MUSING ON THE ROARING OCEAN. — BLYTHE WAS SHE. — JOHNNIE FAA, OR THE GYPSIE LADDIE. — TO DAUNTON ME. — THE BONNIE LASS MADE THE BED TO ME. — ABSENCE. — I HAD A HORSE AND I HAD NAE MAIR. — UP AND WARN A’ WILLIE. — A ROSE-BUD BY MY EARLY WALK. — AULD ROB MORRIS. — RATTLIN, ROARIN WILLIE. — WHERE BRAVING ANGRY WINTER STORMS. — TIBBIE, I HAE SEEN THE DAY. — NANCY’S GHOST. — TUNE YOUR FIDDLES, ETC. — GILL MORICE. — TIBBIE DUNBAR. — WHEN I UPON THY BOSOM LEAN. — MY HARRY WAS A GALLANT GAY. — THE HIGHLAND CHARACTER. — LEADER-HAUGHS AND YARROW. — THE TAILOR FELL THRO’ THE BED, THIMBLE AN’ A’. — BEWARE O’ BONNIE ANN. — THIS IS NO MINE AIN HOUSE. — LADDIE, LIE NEAR ME. — THE GARDENER AND HIS PAIDLE. — THE DAY RETURNS, MY BOSOM BURNS. — THE GABERLUNZIE MAN. — MY BONNIE MARY. — THE BLACK EAGLE. — JAMIE, COME TRY ME. — THE LAZY MIST. — JOHNIE COPE. — I LOVE MY JEAN. — CEASE, CEASE, MY DEAR FRIEND, TO EXPLORE. — AULD ROBIN GRAY. — DONALD AND FLORA. — O WERE I ON PARNASSUS’ HILL. — THE CAPTIVE ROBIN. — THERE’S A YOUTH IN THIS CITY. — MY HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS. — CA’ THE EWES AND THE KNOWES. — THE BRIDAL O’T. — TODLEN HAME. — THE BRAES O’ BALLOCHMYLE. — THE RANTIN’ DOG, THE DADDIE O’T. — THE SHEPHERD’S PREFERENCE. — THE BONIE BANKS OF AYR. — JOHN O’ BADENYON. — A WAUKRIFE MINNIE. — TULLOCHGORUM. — FOR A’ THAT AND A’ THAT. — AULD LANG SYNE. — WILLIE BREW’D A PECK O’ MAUT. — KILLIECRANKIE. — THE EWIE WI’ THE CROOKED HORN. — CRAIGIE-BURN WOOD. — FRAE THE FRIENDS AND LAND I LOVE. — HUGHIE GRAHAM — A SOUTHLAND JENNY. — MY TOCHER’S THE JEWEL. — THEN, GUID WIFE, COUNT THE LAWIN’. — THERE’LL NEVER BE PEACE TILL JAMIE COMES HAME. — I DO CONFESS THOU ART SAE FAIR. — THE SODGER LADDIE. — WHERE WAD BONNIE ANNIE LIE. — GALLOWAY TAM. — AS I CAM DOWN BY YON CASTLE WA. — LORD RONALD MY SON. — O’ER THE MOOR AMANG THE HEATHER. — TO THE ROSE-BUD. — YON WILD MOSSY MOUNTAINS. — IT IS NA, JEAN, THY BONNIE FACE. — EPPIE M’NAB. — WHA IS THAT AT MY BOWER DOOR. — THOU ART GANE AWA. — THE TEARS I SHED MUST EVER FALL. — THE BONIE WEE THING. — THE TITHER MORN. — A MOTHER’S LAMENT FOR THE DEATH OF HER SON. — DAINTIE DAVIE. — BOB O’ DUMBLANE. — FOOTNOTES:
867. 867.THE BORDER TOUR. — FOOTNOTES:
868. 868.THE HIGHLAND TOUR. — FOOTNOTES:
869. 869.THE POET’S ASSIGNMENT OF HIS WORKS.
870. 870.GLOSSARY. — THE END.

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