The Complete Works of Robert Burns: Containing his Poems, Songs, and Correspondence (Annotated)
Enriched Edition. Poems, Songs, and Letters from Scotland's Romantic BardBy Allan Cunningham
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The Complete Works of Robert Burns: Containing his Poems, Songs, and Correspondence gathers the full range of Burns's lyric, satiric, vernacular, and epistolary achievement, presenting the poet not merely as Scotland's national bard but as a major figure in Romantic-era letters. The volume's breadth—songs, poems, and letters—reveals Burns's mastery of Scots idiom, comic realism, democratic feeling, and emotional directness, while situating his work within eighteenth-century song culture, pastoral tradition, and the emerging cult of poetic authenticity. Allan Cunningham, himself a Scottish poet, biographer, and editor, was unusually well placed to mediate Burns for a wide nineteenth-century readership. Born in Dumfriesshire and shaped by the same Border and Lowland traditions that nourished Burns, Cunningham brought to the task both literary sympathy and antiquarian interest. His editorial engagement reflects an era eager to preserve national genius, recover oral and manuscript materials, and interpret Burns as a writer rooted in common life yet elevated by artistic force. This edition is recommended to readers seeking a comprehensive encounter with Burns's voice: tender, rebellious, humorous, and humane. It is especially valuable for students of Scottish literature, Romanticism, song, and cultural nationalism.
This enriched edition has been carefully crafted to add value to your reading experience.
- Lastly, our hand‐picked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collection's central themes.
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Table of contents
1The Complete Poetry of Sir Walter Scott (Annotated)
761V.
2EPITAPHS, EPIGRAMS, FRAGMENTS, &c.
762TO MISS E.
3SONGS AND BALLADS.
763FOOTNOTES:
4GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.
764VI.: TO MISS E.
5LIFE OF ROBERT BURNS. (pt. 1)
765VII.: TO MISS E.
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6LIFE OF ROBERT BURNS. (pt. 2)
766VIII.
7PREFACE.
767TO ROBERT RIDDEL, ESQ.: OF GLENRIDDEL
8THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS.
768FOOTNOTES:
9I.
769IX.
10WINTER.
770TO MR. JAMES BURNESS,: MONTROSE.
11A DIRGE.
771X.
12FOOTNOTES:
772TO JAMES BURNESS,: MONTROSE.
13II.
773XI.: TO MISS——.
14DEATH AND DYING WORDS
774XII.
15POOR MAILIE,: THE AUTHOR’S ONLY PET YOWE.
775TO MR. JOHN RICHMOND,: OF EDINBURGH.
16FOOTNOTES:
776XIII.
17III.
777TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY,: DUMFRIES HOUSE.
18POOR MAILIE’S ELEGY.
778FOOTNOTES:
19FOOTNOTES:
779XIV.
20IV.
780TO MR. ROBERT MUIR,: KILMARNOCK.
21FIRST EPISTLE TO DAVIE,: A BROTHER POET
781XV.
22FOOTNOTES:
782TO MR. AIKEN.
23V.
783FOOTNOTES:
24SECOND EPISTLE TO DAVIE,: A BROTHER POET.
784XVI.
25VI.: ADDRESS TO THE DEIL
785TO MR. M’WHINNIE,: WRITER, AYR.
26VII.
786XVII.: TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY.
27THE AULD FARMER’S
787XVIII.
28AULD MARE MAGGIE,
788TO MON. JAMES SMITH,: MAUCHLINE.
29VIII.: TO A HAGGIS.
789FOOTNOTES:
30IX.
790XIX.: TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY.
31A PRAYER,: UNDER THE PRESSURE OF VIOLENT ANGUISH.
791XX.: TO MR. DAVID BRICE.
32X.
792XXI.: TO MR. ROBERT AIKEN.
33A PRAYER: IN THE PROSPECT OF DEATH.
793XXII.
34XI.
794TO JOHN RICHMOND,: EDINBURGH.
35STANZAS: ON THE SAME OCCASION.
795XXIII.
36XII.: A WINTER NIGHT.
796TO JOHN BALLANTYNE,: OF AYR.
37XIII.
797XXIV.
38REMORSE.: A FRAGMENT.
798TO MR. DAVID BRICE.: SHOEMAKER, GLASGOW.
39XIV.
799XXV.: TO MR. JOHN RICHMOND.
40THE JOLLY BEGGARS.: A CANTATA.
800XXVI.
41FOOTNOTES:
801TO MR. ROBERT MUIR,: KILMARNOCK.
42XV.
802XXVII.
43DEATH AND DR. HORNBOOK.: A TRUE STORY.
803TO MRS. DUNLOP,: OF DUNLOP.
44FOOTNOTES:
804FOOTNOTES:
45XVI.
805XXVIII.: TO MR. JOHN KENNEDY.
46THE TWA HERDS:
806XXIX.
47THE HOLY TULZIE.
807TO MR. JAMES BURNESS,: MONTROSE.
48XVII.: HOLY WILLIE’S PRAYER.
808XXX.: TO MISS ALEXANDER.
49XVIII.: EPITAPH ON HOLY WILLIE.
809XXXI.
50XIX.
810TO MRS. STEWART,: OF STAIR AND AFTON.
51THE INVENTORY;: IN ANSWER TO A MANDATE BY THE SURVEYOR OF THE TAXES.
811FOOTNOTES:
52FOOTNOTES:
812XXXII.
53XX.
813IN THE NAME OF THE NINE. AMEN.
54THE HOLY FAIR.
814FOOTNOTES:
55FOOTNOTES:
815XXXIII.: TO MR. ROBERT MUIR.
56XXI.
816XXXIV.
57THE ORDINATION.
817TO DR. MACKENZIE,: MAUCHLINE;
58FOOTNOTES:
818XXXV.
59XXII.
819TO GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ.,: MAUCHLINE.
60THE CALF.: TO THE REV. MR. JAMES STEVEN.
820XXXVI.
61XXIII.: TO JAMES SMITH.
821TO JOHN BALLANTYNE, ESQ.,: BANKER, AYR.
62XXIV.
822FOOTNOTES:
63THE VISION.
823XXXVII.: TO MR. ROBERT MUIR.
64DUAN FIRST.[19]
824XXXVIII.
65DUAN SECOND
825TO MR. WILLIAM CHALMERS,: WRITER, AYR.
66FOOTNOTES:
826XXXIX.: TO THE EARL OF EGLINTOUN.
67XXV.
827XL.: TO MR. GAVIN HAMILTON.
68HALLOWEEN.[28]
828XLI.
69FOOTNOTES:
829TO JOHN BALLANTYNE, ESQ.
70XXVI.
830FOOTNOTES:
71MAN WAS MADE TO MOURN.: A DIRGE.
831XLII.
72XXVII.: TO RUIN.
832TO JOHN BALLANTYNE.
73XXVIII.
833FOOTNOTES:
74JOHN GOUDIE OF KILMARNOCK.: ON THE PUBLICATION OF HIS ESSAYS
834XLIII.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
75FOOTNOTES:
835XLIV.: TO DR. MOORE.
76XXIX.
836XLV.
77J. LAPRAIK.: AN OLD SCOTTISH BARD.
837TO THE REV. G. LAURIE,: NEWMILLS, NEAR KILMARNOCK.
78XXX.: J. LAPRAIK.
838XLVI.: TO DR. MOORE.
79XXXI.: J. LAPRAIK.
839XLVII.: TO JOHN BALLANTYNE, ESQ.
80XXXII.
840XLVIII.: TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
81WILLIAM SIMPSON,: OCHILTREE.
841XLIX.
82XXXIII.
842TO THE EARL OF BUCHAN.
83ADDRESS
843FOOTNOTES:
84ILLEGITIMATE CHILD.
844L.: TO MR. JAMES CANDLISH.
85XXXIV.
845LI.: TO ——.
86NATURE’S LAW.: A POEM HUMBLY INSCRIBED TO G. H. ESQ.
846LII.
87XXXV.
847TO MRS. DUNLOP.
88TO THE REV. JOHN M’MATH.
848FOOTNOTES:
89FOOTNOTES:
849LIII.
90XXXVI.
850TO MRS. DUNLOP.
91TO A MOUSE,
851FOOTNOTES:
92ON TURNING HER UP IN HER NEST WITH THE PLOUGH,
852LIV.
93NOVEMBER, 1785.
853TO MR. SIBBALD,: BOOKSELLER IN EDINBURGH.
94XXXVII.: SCOTCH DRINK.
854LV.: TO DR. MOORE.
95XXXVIII.
855LVI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
96THE AUTHOR’S
856LVII.
97EARNEST CRY AND PRAYER
857TO THE REV. DR. HUGH BLAIR.
98SCOTCH REPRESENTATIVES
858FOOTNOTES:
99HOUSE OF COMMONS.
859LVIII.: TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
100FOOTNOTES:
860LIX.: TO MR. WILLIAM DUNBAR.
101XXXIX.
861LX.: TO JAMES JOHNSON.
102ADDRESS TO THE UNCO GUID,: RIGIDLY RIGHTEOUS.
862LXI.
103XL.
863TO WILLIAM CREECH, ESQ.: Edinburgh.
104TAM SAMSON’S ELEGY.[49]
864FOOTNOTES:
105FOOTNOTES:
865LXII.
106XLI.
866TO MR. PATISON,: Bookseller, Paisley.
107LAMENT,
867LXIII.
108FRIEND’S AMOUR.
868TO W. NICOL, ESQ.,: Master of the High School, Edinburgh.
109XLII.
869LXIV.
110DESPONDENCY.: AN ODE.
870TO MR. JAMES SMITH,: at Miller and Smith’s Office, Linlithgow.
111XLIII.
871LXV.: TO WILLIAM NICOL, ESQ.
112COTTER’S SATURDAY NIGHT.: INSCRIBED TO ROBERT AIKEN, ESQ.
872LXVI.
113FOOTNOTES:
873TO MR. JAMES CANDLISH.
114XLIV.: THE FIRST PSALM.
874FOOTNOTES:
115XLV.
875LXVII.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
116THE FIRST SIX VERSES: NINETIETH PSALM.
876LXVIII.: TO WILLIAM NICOL, ESQ.
117XLVI.
877LXIX.
118TO A MOUNTAIN DAISY,
878TO WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK, ESQ.: ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
119ON TURNING ONE DOWN WITH THE PLOUGH IN
879LXX.
120APRIL, 1786.
880TO MR. JAMES SMITH.: Linlithgow.
121XLVII.
881LXXI.: TO MR. JOHN RICHMOND.
122EPISTLE TO A YOUNG FRIEND.: MAY, 1786.
882LXXII.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
123XLVIII.: TO A LOUSE,
883LXXIII.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
124XLIX.
884LXXIV.
125EPISTLE TO J. RANKINE,
885TO DR. MOORE.
126FOOTNOTES:
886FOOTNOTES:
127L.: ON A SCOTCH BARD,
887LXXV.
128LI.: THE FAREWELL.
888TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.,: BERRYWELL DUNSE.
129LII.: WRITTEN
889LXXVI.: TO MR. ROBERT MUIR.
130LIII.
890LXXVII.: TO GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ.
131A DEDICATION
891LXXVIII.
132GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ.
892TO MR. WALKER,: BLAIR OF ATHOLE.
133LIV.
893FOOTNOTES:
134ELEGY: THE DEATH OF ROBERT RUISSEAUX.
894LXXIX.: TO MR. GILBERT BURNS.
135LV.
895LXXX.
136LETTER TO JAMES TENNANT,: OF GLENCONNER.
896TO MISS MARGARET CHALMERS.: (NOW MRS. HAY.)
137LVI.
897FOOTNOTES:
138ON THE
898LXXXI.: TO MISS MARGARET CHALMERS.
139BIRTH OF A POSTHUMOUS CHILD.
899LXXXII.
140LVII.
900TO JAMES HOY, ESQ.: GORDON CASTLE
141TO MISS CRUIKSHANK,: A VERY YOUNG LADY.
901LXXXIII.: TO REV. JOHN SKINNER.
142LVIII.: WILLIE CHALMERS.
902LXXXIV.
143LIX.: VERSES
903TO JAMES HOY, ESQ.: AT GORDON CASTLE, FOCHABERS.
144LX.
904LXXXV.
145TO GAVIN HAMILTON, ESQ.,: MAUCHLINE.
905TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE,: EDINBURGH.
146FOOTNOTES:
906LXXXVI.: TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
147LXI.
907LXXXVII.
148TO MR. M’ADAM,
908TO JAMES DALRYMPLE, ESQ.: ORANGEFIELD.
149FOOTNOTES:
909LXXXVIII.
150LXII.: ANSWER TO A POETICAL EPISTLE
910TO CHARLES HAY. ESQ.,: ADVOCATE.
151LXIII.: TO J. RANKINE.
911LXXXIX.: TO MISS M——N.
152LXIV.: LINES
912XC.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
153LXV.
913XCI.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
154A DREAM.
914XCII.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
155FOOTNOTES:
915XCIII.: TO SIR JOHN WHITEFOORD.
156LXVI.: A BARD’S EPITAPH.
916XCIV.
157LXVII.
917TO MISS WILLIAMS,: ON READING HER POEM OF THE SLAVE-TRADE.
158THE TWA DOGS.
918XCV.
159FOOTNOTES:
919TO MR. RICHARD BROWN,: IRVINE.
160LXVIII.
920FOOTNOTES:
161LINES: MEETING WITH LORD DAER.
921XCVI.: TO GAVIN HAMILTON.
162LXIX.: ADDRESS TO EDINBURGH.
922XCVII.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
163LXX.: EPISTLE TO MAJOR LOGAN.
923XCVIII.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
164LXXI.
924XCIX.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
165THE BRIGS OF AYR,: A POEM,
925C.: TO THE REV. JOHN SKINNER.
166FOOTNOTES:
926CI.: TO RICHARD BROWN.
167LXXII.
927CII.
168ON
928TO MRS. ROSE, OF KILRAVOCK.
169THE DEATH OF ROBERT DUNDAS, ESQ.,: OF ARNISTON,
929FOOTNOTES:
170LXXIII.
930CIII.
171ON READING IN A NEWSPAPER
931TO RICHARD BROWN.
172THE DEATH OF JOHN M’LEOD, ESQ.
932FOOTNOTES:
173LXXIV.
933CIV.: TO MR. WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK.
174TO MISS LOGAN,: WITH BEATTIE’S POEMS FOR A NEW YEAR’S GIFT.
934CV.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
175LXXV.: THE AMERICAN WAR.
935CVI.: TO RICHARD BROWN.
176LXXVI.
936CVII.
177THE DEAN OF FACULTY.: A NEW BALLAD.
937TO MR. MUIR.
178LXXVII.: TO A LADY,
938FOOTNOTES:
179LXXVIII.: TO CLARINDA.
939CVIII.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
180LXXIX.: VERSES
940CIX.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
181LXXX.
941CX.: TO RICHARD BROWN.
182PROLOGUE: SPOKEN BY MR. WOODS ON HIS BENEFIT NIGHT,
942CXI.: TO MR. ROBERT CLEGHORN.
183FOOTNOTES:
943CXII.
184LXXXI.: SKETCH.
944TO MR. WILLIAM DUNBAR,: EDINBURGH.
185LXXXII.
945CXIII.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
186TO MRS. SCOTT,: OF WAUCHOPE.
946CXIV.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
187LXXXIII.
947CXV.: TO MISS CHALMERS.
188EPISTLE TO WILLIAM CREECH.
948CXVI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
189FOOTNOTES:
949CXVII.
190LXXXIV.
950TO MR. JAMES SMITH,: Avon Printfield, Linlithgow.
191HUMBLE PETITION OF BRUAR WATER: NOBLE DUKE OF ATHOLE.
951CXVIII.: TO PROFESSOR DUGALD STEWART.
192LXXXV.: ON SCARING SOME WATER-FOWL
952CXIX.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
193LXXXVI.: WRITTEN WITH A PENCIL,
953CXX.: TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
194LXXXVII.
954CXXI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
195WRITTEN WITH A PENCIL,
955CXXII.
196STANDING BY THE FALL OF FYERS,
956TO MRS. DUNLOP,: At Mr. Dunlop’s, Haddington.
197LXXXVIII.
957CXXIII.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
198POETICAL ADDRESS
958CXXIV.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
199TO MR. W. TYTLER,
959CXXV.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
200LXXXIX.
960CXXVI.
201WRITTEN IN
961TO MR. GEORGE LOCKHART,: Merchant, Glasgow.
202FRIARS-CARSE HERMITAGE,: ON THE BANKS OF NITH.
962CXXVII.
203XC.
963TO MR. PETER HILL.
204WRITTEN IN
964FOOTNOTES:
205FRIARS-CARSE HERMITAGE,: ON NITHSIDE.
965CXXVIII.
206XCI.
966TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ.,: of Fintray.
207TO CAPTAIN RIDDEL,: OF GLENRIDDEL.
967CXXIX.: TO WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK.
208XCII.: A MOTHER’S LAMENT
968CXXX.
209XCIII.
969TO MRS. DUNLOP.
210FIRST EPISTLE
970FOOTNOTES:
211TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ.
971CXXXI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
212XCIV.
972CXXXII.
213ON THE DEATH OF
973TO MRS. DUNLOP.
214SIR JAMES HUNTER BLAIR.
974FOOTNOTES:
215FOOTNOTES:
975CXXXIII.
216XCV.
976TO MR. BEUGO,: Engraver, Edinburgh.
217EPISTLE TO HUGH PARKER.
977CXXXIV.
218FOOTNOTES:
978TO MISS CHALMERS,: Edinburgh.
219XCVI.
979FOOTNOTES:
220LINES
980CXXXV.
221A NOBLE EARL’S PICTURE.
981TO MR. MORISON,: Mauchline.
222XCVII.
982CXXXVI.
223ELEGY: ON THE YEAR 1788
983TO MRS. DUNLOP,: of Dunlop.
224XCVIII.: ADDRESS TO THE TOOTHACHE.
984FOOTNOTES:
225XCIX.
985CXXXVII.: TO MR. PETER HILL.
226ODE: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
986CXXXVIII.: TO THE EDITOR OF “THE STAR.”
227MRS. OSWALD,
987CXXXIX.
228C.
988TO MRS. DUNLOP,: At Moreham Mains.
229FRAGMENT INSCRIBED
989FOOTNOTES:
230TO THE RIGHT HON. C.J. FOX.
990CXL.
231CI.
991TO MR. JAMES JOHNSON,: Engraver.
232ON SEEING
992CXLI.: TO DR. BLACKLOCK.
233A WOUNDED HARE: LIMP BY ME,
993CXLII.
234CII.: TO DR. BLACKLOCK,
994TO MRS. DUNLOP.
235CIII.
995FOOTNOTES:
236DELIA.: AN ODE.
996CXLIII.: TO MISS DAVIES.
237CIV.: TO JOHN M’MURDO, ESQ.
997CXLIV.: TO MR. JOHN TENNANT.
238CV.
998CXLV.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
239PROLOGUE,: SPOKEN AT THE THEATRE, DUMFRIES,
999CXLVI.: TO DR. MOORE.
240CVI.
1000CXLVII.: TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
241SCOTS PROLOGUE,
1001CXLVIII.: TO PROFESSOR DUGALD STEWART.
242FOR MR. SUTHERLAND’S BENEFIT NIGHT,
1002CXLIX.: TO BISHOP GEDDES.
243DUMFRIES.
1003CL.: TO MR. JAMES BURNESS.
244CVII.
1004CLI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
245SKETCH.
1005CLII.: TO THE REV. PETER CARFRAE.
246NEW YEAR’S DAY.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
1006CLIII.: TO DR. MOORE.
247CVIII.: TO A GENTLEMAN
1007CLIV.: TO MR. WILLIAM BURNS.
248CIX.
1008CLV.: TO MR. HILL.
249THE KIRK’S ALARM;[76]
1009CLVI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP
250FOOTNOTES:
1010CLVII.
251CX.
1011TO MR. WILLIAM BURNS,: SADLER,
252THE KIRK’S ALARM.
1012CLVIII.
253FOOTNOTES:
1013TO MRS. M’MURDO,: DRUMLANRIG.
254CXI.: PEG NICHOLSON.
1014CLIX.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
255CXII.
1015CLX.: TO MR. SAMUEL BROWN.
256ON
1016CLXI.: TO RICHARD BROWN.
257CAPTAIN MATTHEW HENDERSON,
1017CLXII.: TO MR. JAMES HAMILTON.
258CXIII.
1018CLXIII.: TO WILLIAM CREECH, ESQ.
259THE FIVE CARLINS.: A SCOTS BALLAD.
1019CLXIV.: TO MR. M’AULEY.
260CXIV.
1020CLXV.: TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
261THE LADDIES BY THE BANKS O’ NITH.
1021CLXVI.: TO MR. M’MURDO.
262FOOTNOTES:
1022CLXVII.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
263CXV.
1023CLXVIII.: TO MR. ——.
264EPISTLE TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ.: OF FINTRAY:
1024CLXIX.: TO MISS WILLIAMS.
265FOOTNOTES:
1025CLXX.: TO MR. JOHN LOGAN.
266CXVI.
1026CLXXI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
267CAPTAIN GROSE’S
1027CLXXII.
268PEREGRINATIONS THROUGH SCOTLAND,
1028TO CAPTAIN RIDDEL,: Carse.
269ANTIQUITIES OF THAT KINGDOM.
1029CLXXIII.: TO CAPTAIN RIDDEL.
270CXVII.
1030CLXXIV.: TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE.
271WRITTEN IN A WRAPPER,
1031CLXXV.: TO MR. RICHARD BROWN.
272A LETTER TO CAPTAIN GROSE.
1032CLXXVI.: TO R. GRAHAM, ESQ.
273CXVIII.
1033CLXXVII.
274TAM O’ SHANTER.: A TALE.
1034TO MRS. DUNLOP.
275FOOTNOTES:
1035FOOTNOTES:
276CXIX.
1036CLXXVIII.: TO LADY W[INIFRED] M[AXWELL] CONSTABLE.
277ADDRESS OF BEELZEBUB: PRESIDENT OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY.
1037CLXXIX.
278CXX.
1038TO PROVOST MAXWELL,: OF LOCHMABEN.
279TO
1039CLXXX.: TO SIR JOHN SINCLAIR.
280JOHN TAYLOR.
1040CLXXXI.
281CXXI.
1041TO CHARLES SHARPE, ESQ.,: OF HODDAM.
282LAMENT
1042CLXXXII.: TO MR. GILBERT BURNS.
283MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS,
1043CLXXXIII.
284CXXII.
1044TO MR. SUTHERLAND,: PLAYER.
285THE WHISTLE.
1045CLXXXIV.: TO WILLIAM DUNBAR, W.S.
286FOOTNOTES:
1046CLXXXV.
287CXXIII.
1047TO MRS. DUNLOP.
288ELEGY
1048FOOTNOTES:
289MISS BURNET,
1049CLXXXVI.
290CXXIV.
1050TO MR. PETER HILL,: BOOKSELLER, EDINBURGH.
291LAMENT
1051CLXXXVII.: TO MR. W. NICOL.
292JAMES, EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
1052CLXXXVIII.
293CXXV.
1053TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
294LINES
1054FOOTNOTES:
295SIR JOHN WHITEFOORD, BART.,: OF WHITEFOORD.
1055CLXXXIX.: TO MR. PETER HILL.
296CXXVI.
1056CXC.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
297ADDRESS
1057CXCI.: TO COLLECTOR MITCHELL.
298THE SHADE OF THOMSON,
1058CXCII.: TO DR. MOORE.
299CXXVII.
1059CXCIII.
300TO
1060TO MR. MURDOCH,: TEACHER OF FRENCH, LONDON.
301ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ.,: OF FINTRAY.
1061CXCIV.: TO MR. M’MURDO.
302CXXVIII.
1062CXCV.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
303TO
1063CXCVI.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
304ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ.,: OF FINTRAY.
1064CXCVII.: TO DR. ANDERSON.
305CXXIX.
1065CXCVIII.
306A VISION.
1066TO WILLIAM TYTLER, ESQ.,: OF WOODHOUSELEE.
307FOOTNOTES:
1067CXCIX.
308CXXX.
1068TO CRAUFORD TAIT, ESQ.,: EDINBURGH.
309TO
1069CC.: TO ——.
310JOHN MAXWELL OF TERRAUGHTY,
1070CCI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
311CXXXI.: THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN.
1071CCII.: TO LADY W. M. CONSTABLE.
312CXXXII.: MONODY,
1072CCIII.: TO WILLIAM DUNBAR, W.S.
313CXXXIII.
1073CCIV.: TO MR. PETER HILL.
314EPISTLE
1074CCV.
315ESOPUS TO MARIA.
1075TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.: ELEGY
316FOOTNOTES:
1076CCVI.: TO A.F. TYTLER, ESQ.
317CXXXIV.
1077CCVII.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
318POEM
1078CCVIII.
319ON PASTORAL POETRY.
1079TO THE REV. ARCH. ALISON.
320CXXXV.: SONNET,
1080FOOTNOTES:
321CXXXVI.
1081CCIX.: TO DR. MOORE.
322SONNET,
1082CCX.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
323DEATH OF ROBERT RIDDEL, ESQ.
1083CCXI.
324CXXXVII.
1084TO MR. ALEXANDER DALZEL,: FACTOR, FINDLAYSTON.
325IMPROMPTU,
1085CCXII.
326ON MRS. R——’S BIRTHDAY.
1086TO MRS. GRAHAM,: OF FINTRAY.
327CXXXVIII.
1087CCXIII.
328LIBERTY.: A FRAGMENT.
1088TO MRS. GRAHAM,: OF FINTRAY.
329CXXXIX.
1089CCXIV.: TO THE REV. G. BAIRD.
330VERSES
1090CCXV.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
331TO A YOUNG LADY.
1091CCXVI.: TO ——.
332CXL.: THE VOWELS.
1092CCXVII.: TO ——.
333CXLI.
1093CCXVIII.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
334VERSES
1094CCXIX.: TO THE EARL OF BUCHAN.
335TO JOHN RANKINE.
1095CCXX.: TO MR. THOMAS SLOAN.
336CXLII.: ON SENSIBILITY.
1096CCXXI.: TO LADY E. CUNNINGHAM.
337CXLIII.: LINES,
1097CCXXII.: TO MR. AINSLIE.
338CXLIV.: ADDRESS,
1098CCXXIII.
339CXLV.
1099TO COL. FULLARTON.: OF FULLARTON.
340ON
1100CCXXIV.: TO MISS DAVIES.
341SEEING MISS FONTENELLE
1101CCXXV.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
342CXLVI.: TO CHLORIS.
1102CCXXVI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
343CXLVII.
1103CCXXVII.
344POETICAL INSCRIPTION: FOR AN ALTAR TO INDEPENDENCE.
1104TO MR. WILLIAM SMELLIE,: PRINTER.
345CXLVIII.: THE HERON BALLADS.
1105CCXXVIII.: TO MR. W. NICOL.
346CXLIX.
1106CCXXIX.: TO FRANCIS GROSE, ESQ., F.S.A.
347THE HERON BALLADS.
1107CCXXX.: TO FRANCIS GROSE, ESQ., F.S.A.
348FOOTNOTES:
1108CCXXXI.
349CL.
1109TO MR. S. CLARKE,: EDINBURGH.
350THE HERON BALLADS.: AN EXCELLENT NEW SONG.
1110CCXXXII.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
351FOOTNOTES:
1111CCXXXIII.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
352CLI.
1112CCXXXIV.
353POEM,
1113TO MR. THOMSON.
354MR. MITCHELL, COLLECTOR OF EXCISE.
1114FOOTNOTES:
355DUMFRIES, 1796.
1115CCXXXV.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
356CLII.
1116CCXXXVI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
357TO
1117CCXXXVII.
358MISS JESSY LEWARS,: DUMFRIES.
1118TO MR. THOMSON.
359CLIII.
1119FOOTNOTES:
360POEM ON LIFE,
1120CCXXXVIII.
361COLONEL DE PEYSTER.: DUMFRIES, 1796.
1121TO MR. THOMSON.
362EPITAPHS, EPIGRAMS, FRAGMENTS,: ETC., ETC.
1122FOOTNOTES:
363I.: ON THE AUTHOR’S FATHER.
1123CCXXXIX.
364II.: ON R.A., ESQ.
1124TO MR. THOMSON.
365III.: ON A FRIEND.
1125FOOTNOTES:
366IV.: FOR GAVIN HAMILTON.
1126CCXL.: TO MR. THOMSON.
367V.
1127CCXLI.
368ON WEE JOHNNY.: HIC JACET WEE JOHNNY.
1128TO MR. THOMSON.
369VI.
1129FOOTNOTES:
370ON JOHN DOVE,: INNKEEPER, MAUCHLINE.
1130CCXLII.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
371VII.: ON A WAG IN MAUCHLINE.
1131CCXLIII.
372VIII.: ON A CELEBRATED RULING ELDER.
1132TO R. GRAHAM, ESQ.,: FINTRAY.
373IX.: ON A NOISY POLEMIC.
1133CCXLIV.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
374X.: ON MISS JEAN SCOTT.
1134CCXLV.: TO MR. THOMSON.
375XI.: ON A HENPECKED COUNTRY SQUIRE.
1135CCXLVI.: TO MR. THOMSON.
376XII.: ON THE SAME.
1136CCXLVII.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
377XIII.: ON THE SAME.
1137CCXLVIII.
378XIV.: THE HIGHLAND WELCOME.
1138TO MR. THOMSON.
379XV.: ON WILLIAM SMELLIE.
1139FOOTNOTES:
380XVI.
1140CCXLIX.: TO MR. THOMSON.
381VERSES: WRITTEN ON A WINDOW OF THE INN AT CARRON.
1141CCL.: TO MISS BENSON.
382XVII.: THE BOOK-WORMS.
1142CCLI.
383XVIII.: LINES ON STIRLING.
1143TO PATRICK MILLER, ESQ.,: OF DALSWINTON.
384XIX.: THE REPROOF.
1144CCLII.
385XX.: THE REPLY.
1145TO MR. THOMSON.
386XXI.: LINES
1146FOOTNOTES:
387XXII.: EXTEMPORE IN THE COURT OF SESSION.
1147CCLIII.
388XXIII.: THE HENPECKED HUSBAND.
1148TO MR. THOMSON.
389XXIV.: WRITTEN AT INVERARY.
1149FOOTNOTES:
390XXV.
1150CCLIV.
391ON ELPHINSTON’S TRANSLATIONS.: MARTIAL’S EPIGRAMS.
1151TO MR. THOMSON.
392XXVI.
1152FOOTNOTES:
393INSCRIPTION.: ON THE HEADSTONE OF FERGUSSON.
1153CCLV.
394XXVII.: ON A SCHOOLMASTER.
1154TO JOHN FRANCIS ERSKINE, ESQ.,: OF M A R.
395XXVIII.: A GRACE BEFORE DINNER.
1155CCLVI.: TO ROBERT AINSLIE, ESQ.
396XXIX.: A GRACE BEFORE MEAT.
1156CCLVII.: TO MISS KENNEDY.
397XXX.: ON WAT.
1157CCLVIII.
398XXXI.: ON CAPTAIN FRANCIS GROSE.
1158TO MR. THOMSON.
399XXXII.
1159FOOTNOTES:
400IMPROMPTU,
1160CCLIX.
401TO MISS AINSLIE.
1161TO MR. THOMSON.
402XXXIII.: THE KIRK OF LAMINGTON.
1162FOOTNOTES:
403XXXIV.: THE LEAGUE AND COVENANT.
1163CCLX.
404XXXV.: WRITTEN ON A PANE OF GLASS,
1164TO MR. THOMSON.
405XXXVI.: SPOKEN,
1165FOOTNOTES:
406XXXVII.: LINES ON MRS. KEMBLE.
1166CCLXI.
407XXXVIII.: TO MR. SYME.
1167TO MR. THOMSON.
408XXXIX.: TO MR. SYME.
1168FOOTNOTES:
409XL.: A GRACE.
1169CCLXII.: TO MR. THOMSON.
410XLI.: INSCRIPTION ON A GOBLET.
1170CCLXIII.
411XLII.: THE INVITATION.
1171TO MR. THOMSON.
412XLIII.: THE CREED OF POVERTY.
1172FOOTNOTES:
413XLIV.: WRITTEN IN A LADY’S POCKET-BOOK.
1173CCLXIV.
414XLV.: THE PARSON’S LOOKS.
1174TO MR. THOMSON.
415XLVI.: THE TOAD-EATER.
1175FOOTNOTES:
416XLVII.: ON ROBERT RIDDEL.
1176CCLXV.
417XLVIII.: THE TOAST.
1177TO MR. THOMSON.
418XLIX.: THE MARQUIS.
1178FOOTNOTES:
419L.: LINES
1179CCLXVI.
420LI.: LINES
1180TO MR. THOMSON.
421LII.: THE SELKIRK GRACE.
1181FOOTNOTES:
422LIII.
1182CCLXVII.
423TO DR. MAXWELL,: ON JESSIE STAIG’S RECOVERY.
1183TO MR. THOMSON.
424LIV.: EPITAPH.
1184FOOTNOTES:
425LV.
1185CCLXVIII.
426EPITAPH
1186TO MR. THOMSON.
427ON WILLIAM NICOL.
1187FOOTNOTES:
428LVI.
1188CCLXIX.: TO MISS CRAIK.
429ON THE DEATH OF A LAP-DOG,: NAMED ECHO.
1189CCLXX.: TO LADY GLENCAIRN.
430LVII.: ON A NOTED COXCOMB.
1190CCLXXI.
431LVIII.: LORD GALLOWAY.
1191TO MR. THOMSON.
432LIX.: ON THE SAME.
1192FOOTNOTES:
433LX.: ON THE SAME.
1193CCLXXII.: TO MR. THOMSON.
434LXI.: TO THE SAME,
1194CCLXXIII.
435LXII.: ON A COUNTRY LAIRD.
1195TO MR. THOMSON.
436LXIII.: ON JOHN BUSHBY.
1196FOOTNOTES:
437LXIV.: THE TRUE LOYAL NATIVES.
1197CCLXXIV.
438LXV.: ON A SUICIDE.
1198TO MR. THOMSON.
439LXVI.
1199FOOTNOTES:
440EXTEMPORE: PINNED ON A LADY’S COUCH.
1200CCLXXV.
441LXVII.
1201TO MR. THOMSON.
442LINES
1202FOOTNOTES:
443TO JOHN RANKINE.
1203CCLXXVI.
444LXVIII.: JESSY LEWARS.
1204TO MR. THOMSON.
445LXIX.: THE TOAST.
1205FOOTNOTES:
446LXX.: ON MISS JESSY LEWARS.
1206CCLXXVII.
447LXXI.: RECOVERY OF JESSY LEWARS.
1207TO MR. THOMSON.
448LXXII.: TAM, THE CHAPMAN.
1208FOOTNOTES:
449LXXIII.
1209CCLXXVIII.
450LXXIV.
1210TO JOHN M’MURDO, ESQ.,: WITH A PARCEL.
451LXXV.: TO JOHN KENNEDY.
1211FOOTNOTES:
452LXXVI.: TO JOHN KENNEDY.
1212CCLXXIX.
453LXXVII.
1213TO JOHN M’MURDO, ESQ.,: DRUMLANRIG.
454LXXVIII.
1214CCLXXX.: TO CAPTAIN ——.
455ON THE BLANK LEAF
1215CCLXXXI.: TO MRS. RIDDEL,
456WORK BY HANNAH MORE.: PRESENTED BY MRS C——.
1216CCLXXXII.
457LXXIX.
1217TO A LADY.: IN FAVOUR OF A PLAYER’S BENEFIT.
458TO THE MEN AND BRETHREN
1218CCLXXXIII.
459MASONIC LODGE AT TARBOLTON.
1219TO THE EARL OF BUCHAN,: With a Copy of Bruce’s Address to his Troops at Bannockburn.
460LXXX.: IMPROMPTU.
1220CCLXXXIV.
461LXXXI.: PRAYER FOR ADAM ARMOUR.
1221TO CAPTAIN MILLER,: DALSWINTON.
462SONGS AND BALLADS.
1222CCLXXXV.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
463I.: HANDSOME NELL.
1223CCLXXXVI.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
464II.: LUCKLESS FORTUNE.
1224CCLXXXVII.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
465III.: I DREAM’D I LAY.
1225CCLXXXVIII.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
466IV.: TIBBIE, I HAE SEEN THE DAY.
1226CCLXXXIX.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
467V.: MY FATHER WAS A FARMER.
1227CCXC.: TO JOHN SYME, ESQ.
468VI.
1228CCXCI.: TO MISS ——.
469JOHN BARLEYCORN:: A BALLAD.
1229CCXCII.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
470VII.: THE RIGS O’ BARLEY.
1230CCXCIII.: TO THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN.
471VIII.: MONTGOMERY’S PEGGY.
1231CCXCIV.
472IX.: THE MAUCHLINE LADY.
1232TO MR. THOMSON.
473X.: THE HIGHLAND LASSIE.
1233FOOTNOTES:
474XI.: PEGGY.
1234CCXCV.: TO DAVID M’CULLOCH, ESQ.
475XII.: THE RANTIN’ DOG, THE DADDIE O’T.
1235CCXCVI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
476XIII.: MY HEART WAS ANCE.
1236CCXCVII.: TO MR. JAMES JOHNSON.
477XIV.: NANNIE.
1237CCXCVIII.
478XV.: A FRAGMENT.
1238TO MR. THOMSON.
479XVI.: BONNIE PEGGY ALISON.
1239FOOTNOTES:
480XVII.: THERE’S NOUGHT BUT CARE.
1240CCXCIX.
481XVIII.: MY JEAN!
1241TO MR. THOMSON.
482XIX.: ROBIN.
1242FOOTNOTES:
483XX.: HER FLOWING LOCKS.
1243CCC.
484XXI.: O LEAVE NOVELS.
1244TO MR. THOMSON.
485XXII.: YOUNG PEGGY.
1245FOOTNOTES:
486XXIII.
1246CCCI.
487THE CURE FOR ALL CARE.
1247TO MR. THOMSON.: TO DR. MAXWELL,
488FOOTNOTES:
1248FOOTNOTES:
489XXIV.: ELIZA.
1249CCCII.
490XXV.: THE SONS OF OLD KILLIE.
1250TO MR. THOMSON.
491XXVI.: MENIE.
1251FOOTNOTES:
492XXVII.
1252CCCIII.
493THE FAREWELL
1253TO MR. THOMSON.
494BRETHREN OF ST. JAMES’S LODGE,
1254FOOTNOTES:
495TARBOLTON.
1255CCCIV.
496XXVIII.: ON CESSNOCK BANKS.
1256TO MR. THOMSON.
497XXIX.: MARY!
1257FOOTNOTES:
498XXX.: THE LASS OF BALLOCHMYLE.
1258CCCV.
499XXXI.: THE GLOOMY NIGHT.
1259TO MR. THOMSON.
500XXXII.: O WHAR DID YE GET
1260FOOTNOTES:
501XXXIII.: THE JOYFUL WIDOWER.
1261CCCVI.
502XXXIV.: COME DOWN THE BACK STAIRS.
1262TO MR. THOMSON.
503XXXV.: I AM MY MAMMY’S AE BAIRN.
1263FOOTNOTES:
504XXXVI.: BONNIE LASSIE, WILL YE GO.
1264CCCVII.
505XXXVII.: MACPHERSON’S FAREWELL.
1265TO PETER MILLER, JUN., ESQ.,: OF DALSWINTON.
506XXXVIII.: BRAW LADS OF GALLA WATER.
1266CCCVIII.
507XXXIX.: STAY, MY CHARMER.
1267TO MR. SAMUEL CLARKE, JUN.,: DUMFRIES.
508XL.: THICKEST NIGHT, O’ERHANG MY DWELLING.
1268CCCIX.
509XLI.: MY HOGGIE.
1269TO MR. THOMSON.
510XLII.: HER DADDIE FORBAD.
1270FOOTNOTES:
511XLIII: UP IN THE MORNING EARLY
1271CCCX.
512XLIV.: YOUNG HIGHLAND ROVER.
1272TO MR. THOMSON.
513XLV.: HEY, THE DUSTY MILLER
1273FOOTNOTES:
514XLVI.: THERE WAS A LASS.
1274CCCXI.: TO MR. THOMSON.
515XLVII.: THENIEL MENZIES’ BONNIE MARY.
1275CCCXII.
516XLVIII.: THE BANKS OF THE DEVON.
1276TO MR. THOMSON.
517XLIX.: WEARY FA’ YOU, DUNCAN GRAY.
1277FOOTNOTES:
518L.: THE PLOUGHMAN.
1278CCCXIII.
519LI.: LANDLADY, COUNT THE LAWIN.
1279TO MR. THOMSON.
520LII.: RAVING WINDS AROUND HER BLOWING.
1280FOOTNOTES:
521LIII.: HOW LONG AND DREARY IS THE NIGHT.
1281CCCXIV.: TO MR. THOMSON.
522LIV.: MUSING ON THE ROARING OCEAN.
1282CCCXV.
523LV.: BLITHE WAS SHE.
1283TO MR. THOMSON.
524LVI.: THE BLUDE RED ROSE AT YULE MAY BLAW.
1284FOOTNOTES:
525LVII.: COME BOAT ME O’ER TO CHARLIE.
1285CCCXVI.
526LVIII.: A ROSE-BUD BY MY EARLY WALK.
1286TO MR. THOMSON.
527LIX.: RATTLIN’, ROARIN’ WILLIE.
1287FOOTNOTES:
528LX.: BRAVING ANGRY WINTER’S STORMS.
1288CCCXVII.
529LXI.: TIBBIE DUNBAR.
1289TO MR. THOMSON.
530LXII.: STREAMS THAT GLIDE IN ORIENT PLAINS.
1290FOOTNOTES:
531LXIII.: MY HARRY WAS A GALLANT GAY.
1291CCCXVIII.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
532LXIV.: THE TAILOR.
1292CCCXIX.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
533LXV.: SIMMER’S A PLEASANT TIME.
1293CCCXX.: TO MISS LOUISA FONTENELLE.
534LXVI.: BEWARE O’ BONNIE ANN.
1294CCCXXI.
535LXVII.: WHEN ROSY MAY.
1295TO MRS. DUNLOP.: ADDRESS,
536LXVIII.: BLOOMING NELLY.
1296CCCXXII.
537LXIX.: THE DAY RETURNS.
1297TO MR. ALEXANDER FINDLATER,: SUPERVISOR OF EXCISE, DUMFRIES.
538LXX.: MY LOVE SHE’S BUT A LASSIE YET.
1298CCCXXIII.: TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE.
539LXXI.: JAMIE, COME TRY ME.
1299CCCXXIV.
540LXXII.: MY BONNIE MARY.
1300TO MR. HERON,: OF HERON.
541LXXIII.: THE LAZY MIST.
1301CCCXXV.
542LXXIV.: THE CAPTAIN’S LADY.
1302TO MRS. DUNLOP,: IN LONDON.
543LXXV.: OF A’ THE AIRTS THE WIND CAN BLAW
1303FOOTNOTES:
544LXXVI.: FIRST WHEN MAGGY WAS MY CARE.
1304CCCXXVI.
545LXXVII.: O WERE I ON PARNASSUS HILL.
1305ADDRESS OF THE SCOTCH DISTILLERS
546LXXVIII.: THERE’S A YOUTH IN THIS CITY.
1306TO THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT.
547LXXIX.: MY HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS.
1307CCCXXVII.
548LXXX.: JOHN ANDERSON.
1308TO THE HON. PROVOST, BAILIES, AND
549LXXXI.: OUR THRISSLES FLOURISHED FRESH AND FAIR.
1309TOWN COUNCIL OF DUMFRIES.
550LXXXII.: CA’ THE EWES.
1310CCCXXVIII.: TO MRS. RIDDEL.
551LXXXIII.: MERRY HAE I BEEN TEETHIN’ A HECKLE.
1311CCCXXIX.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
552LXXXIV.: THE BRAES O’ BALLOCHMYLE.
1312CCCXXX.
553LXXXV.: TO MARY IN HEAVEN.
1313TO MR. THOMSON.
554LXXXVI.: EPPIE ADAIR.
1314FOOTNOTES:
555LXXXVII.: THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MUIR.
1315CCCXXXI.: TO MR. THOMSON.
556LXXXVIII.: YOUNG JOCKEY.
1316CCCXXXII.
557LXXXIX.: O WILLIE BREW’D.
1317TO MR. THOMSON.
558XC.: WHARE HAE YE BEEN.
1318FOOTNOTES:
559XCI.: I GAED A WAEFU’ GATE YESTREEN.
1319CCCXXXIII.
560XCII.: THE BANKS OF NITH.
1320TO MR. THOMSON.
561XCIII.: MY HEART IS A-BREAKING, DEAR TITTIE.
1321FOOTNOTES:
562XCIV.: FRAE THE FRIENDS AND LAND I LOVE.
1322CCCXXXIV.: TO MRS. RIDDEL,
563XCV.: SWEET CLOSES THE EVENING.
1323CCCXXXV.
564XCVI.: COCK UP YOUR BEAVER.
1324TO MR. CLARKE,: SCHOOLMASTER, FORFAR.
565XCVII.: MEIKLE THINKS MY LUVE.
1325CCCXXXVI.
566XCVIII.: GANE IS THE DAY.
1326TO MR. JAMES JOHNSON,: EDINBURGH.
567XCIX.: THERE’LL NEVER BE PEACE.
1327CCCXXXVII.: TO MR. CUNNINGHAM.
568C.: HOW CAN I BE BLYTHE AND GLAD?
1328CCCXXXVIII.: TO MR. GILBERT BURNS.
569CI.: I DO CONFESS THOU ART SAE FAIR.
1329CCCXXXIX.
570CII.: YON WILD MOSSY MOUNTAINS.
1330TO MR. JAMES ARMOUR,: MASON, MAUCHLINE.
571CIII.: IT IS NA, JEAN, THY BONNIE FACE.
1331CCCXL.: TO MRS. BURNS.
572CIV.: WHEN I THINK ON THE HAPPY DAYS.
1332CCCXLI.: TO MRS. DUNLOP.
573CV.: WHAN I SLEEP I DREAM.
1333CCCXLII.
574CVI.: I MURDER HATE.
1334TO MR. THOMSON.
575CVII.: O GUDE ALE COMES.
1335FOOTNOTES:
576CVIII.: ROBIN SHURE IN HAIRST.
1336CCCXLIII.
577CIX.: BONNIE PEG.
1337TO MR. JAMES BURNESS,: WRITER, MONTROSE.
578CX.: GUDEEN TO YOU, KIMMER.
1338CCCXLIV.
579CXI.: AH, CHLORIS, SINCE IT MAY NA BE.
1339TO JAMES GRACIE, ESQ.
580CXII.: O SAW YE MY DEARIE.
1340REMARKS
581CXIII.: WHA IS THAT AT MY BOWER-DOOR.
1341SCOTTISH SONGS AND BALLADS.
582CXIV.: WHAT CAN A YOUNG LASSIE.
1342THE HIGHLAND QUEEN.
583CXV.: THE BONNIE WEE THING.
1343BESS THE GAWKIE.
584CXVI.: THE TITHER MOON.
1344OH, OPEN THE DOOR, LORD GREGORY.
585CXVII.: AE FOND KISS.
1345THE BANKS OF THE TWEED.
586CXVIII.: LOVELY DAVIES.
1346THE BEDS OF SWEET ROSES.
587CXIX.: THE WEARY PUND O’ TOW.
1347ROSLIN CASTLE.
588CXX.: NAEBODY.
1348SAW YE JOHNNIE CUMMIN? QUO’ SHE.
589CXXI.: O, FOR ANE-AND-TWENTY, TAM!
1349CLOUT THE CALDRON.
590CXXII.: O KENMURE’S ON AND AWA.
1350SAW YE MY PEGGY.
591CXXIII.: MY COLLIER LADDIE.
1351THE FLOWERS OF EDINBURGH.
592CXXIV.: NITHSDALE’S WELCOME HAME.
1352JAMIE GAY.
593CXXV.: AS I WAS A-WAND’RING.
1353MY DEAR JOCKIE.
594CXXVI.: BESS AND HER SPINNING-WHEEL.
1354FYE, GAE RUB HER O’ER WI’ STRAE.
595CXXVII.: O LUVE WILL VENTURE IN.
1355THE LASS O’ LIVISTON.
596CXXVIII.: COUNTRY LASSIE.
1356THE LAST TIME I CAME O’ER THE MOOR.
597CXXIX.: FAIR ELIZA.
1357JOCKIE’S GRAY BREEKS.
598CXXX.: YE JACOBITES BY NAME.
1358THE HAPPY MARRIAGE.
599CXXXI.: THE BANKS OF DOON.
1359THE LASS OF PATIE’S MILL.
600CXXXII.: THE BANKS O’ DOON.
1360THE TURNIMSPIKE.
601CXXXIII.: WILLIE WASTLE.
1361HIGHLAND LADDIE.
602CXXXIV.: LADY MARY ANN.
1362THE GENTLE SWAIN.
603CXXXV.: SUCH A PARCEL OF ROGUES IN A NATION.
1363HE STOLE MY TENDER HEART AWAY.
604CXXXVI.: THE CARLE OF KELLYBURN BRAES.
1364FAIREST OF THE FAIR.
605CXXXVII.: JOCKEY’S TA’EN THE PARTING KISS.
1365THE BLAITHRIE O’T.
606CXXXVIII.: LADY ONLIE.
1366MAY EVE, OR KATE OF ABERDEEN.
607CXXXIX.: THE CHEVALIER’S LAMENT.
1367TWEED SIDE.
608CXL.: SONG OF DEATH.
1368THE POSY.
609CXLI.: FLOW GENTLY, SWEET AFTON.
1369MARY’S DREAM.
610CXLII.: THE SMILING SPRING.
1370THE MAID THAT TENDS THE GOATS.
611CXLIII.: THE CARLES OF DYSART.
1371I WISH MY LOVE WERE IN A MIRE.
612CXLIV.: THE GALLANT WEAVER.
1372ALLAN WATER.
613CXLV.: THE BAIRNS GAT OUT.
1373THERE’S NAE LUCK ABOUT THE HOUSE.
614CXLVI.: SHE’S FAIR AND FAUSE.
1374TARRY WOO.
615CXLVII.: THE EXCISEMAN.
1375GRAMACHREE.
616CXLVIII.: THE LOVELY LASS OF INVERNESS.
1376THE COLLIER’S BONNIE LASSIE.
617CXLIX.: A RED, RED ROSE.
1377MY AIN KIND DEARIE-O.
618CL.: LOUIS, WHAT RECK I BY THEE.
1378MARY SCOTT, THE FLOWER OF YARROW.
619CLI.: HAD I THE WYTE.
1379DOWN THE BURN, DAVIE.
620CLII.: COMING THROUGH THE RYE.
1380BLINK O’ER THE BURN, SWEET BETTIE.
621CLIII.: YOUNG JAMIE, PRIDE OF A’ THE PLAIN.
1381THE BLITHSOME BRIDAL.
622CLIV.: OUT OVER THE FORTH.
1382JOHN HAY’S BONNIE LASSIE.
623CLV.: THE LASS OF ECCLEFECHAN.
1383THE BONIE BRUCKET LASSIE.
624CLVI.: THE COOPER O’ CUDDIE.
1384SAE MERRY AS WE TWA HA’E BEEN.
625CLVII.: SOMEBODY.
1385THE BANKS OF FORTH.
626CLVIII.: THE CARDIN’ O’T.
1386THE BUSH ABOON TRAQUAIR.
627CLIX.: WHEN JANUAR’ WIND.
1387CROMLET’S LILT.
628CLX.: SAE FAR AWA.
1388MY DEARIE, IF THOU DIE.
629CLXI.: I’LL AY CA’ IN BY YON TOWN.
1389SHE ROSE AND LOOT ME IN.
630CLXII.: O, WAT YE WHA’S IN YON TOWN.
1390GO TO THE EWE-BUGHTS, MARION.
631CLXIII.: O MAY, THY MORN.
1391LEWIS GORDON.
632CLXIV.: LOVELY POLLY STEWART.
1392O HONE A RIE.
633CLXV.: THE HIGHLAND LADDIE.
1393I’LL NEVER LEAVE THEE.
634CLXVI.: ANNA, THY CHARMS.
1394CORN RIGS ARE BONIE.
635CLXVII.: CASSILLIS’ BANKS.
1395THE MUCKING OF GEORDIE’S BYRE.
636CLXVIII.: TO THEE, LOVED NITH.
1396BIDE YE YET.
637CLXIX.: BANNOCKS O’ BARLEY.
1397WAUKIN O’ THE FAULD.
638CLXX.: HEE BALOU.
1398TRANENT-MUIR.
639CLXXI.: WAE IS MY HEART.
1399TO THE WEAVERS GIN YE GO.
640CLXXII.: HERE’S HIS HEALTH IN WATER.
1400POLWARTH ON THE GREEN.
641CLXXIII.: MY PEGGY’S FACE.
1401STREPHON AND LYDIA.
642CLXXIV.: GLOOMY DECEMBER.
1402I’M O’ER YOUNG TO MARRY YET.
643CLXXV.: MY LADY’S GOWN, THERE’S GAIRS UPON’T.
1403M’PHERSON’S FAREWELL.
644CLXXVI.: AMANG THE TREES.
1404MY JO, JANET.
645CLXXVII.: THE GOWDEN LOCKS OF ANNA.
1405THE SHEPHERD’S COMPLAINT.
646CLXXVIII.
1406THE BIRKS OF ABERFELDY.
647MY AIN KIND DEARIE O.
1407THE HIGHLAND LASSIE O.
648FOOTNOTES:
1408FIFE, AND A’ THE LANDS ABOUT IT.
649CLXXIX.: TO MARY CAMPBELL.
1409WERE NA MY HEART LIGHT I WAD DIE.
650CLXXX.: THE WINSOME WEE THING.
1410THE YOUNG MAN’S DREAM.
651CLXXXI.: BONNIE LESLEY.
1411STRATHALLAN’S LAMENT.
652CLXXXII.: HIGHLAND MARY.
1412UP IN THE MORNING EARLY.
653CLXXXIII.: AULD ROB MORRIS.
1413THE TEARS OF SCOTLAND.
654CLXXXIV.: DUNCAN GRAY.
1414WHAT WILL I DO GIN MY HOGGIE DIE.
655CLXXXV.
1415I DREAM’D I LAY WHERE FLOWERS WERE SPRINGING.
656O POORTITH CAULD.
1416AH! THE POOR SHEPHERD’S MOURNFUL FATE.
657FOOTNOTES:
1417THE BANKS OF THE DEVON.
658CLXXXVI.: GALLA WATER.
1418MILL, MILL O.
659CLXXXVII.: LORD GREGORY.
1419WE RAN AND THEY RAN.
660CLXXXVIII.: MARY MORISON.
1420WALY, WALY.
661CLXXXIX.: WANDERING WILLIE.
1421DUNCAN GRAY.
662CXC.: WANDERING WILLIE.
1422DUMBARTON DRUMS.
663CXCI.
1423CAULD KAIL IN ABERDEEN.
664OPEN THE DOOR TO ME, OH!
1424FOR LAKE OF GOLD.
665FOOTNOTES:
1425HERE’S A HEALTH TO MY TRUE LOVE, &c.
666CXCII.: JESSIE.
1426HEY TUTTI TAITI.
667CXCIII.: THE POOR AND HONEST SODGER.
1427RAVING WINDS AROUND HER BLOWING.
668CXCIV.: MEG O’ THE MILL.
1428TAK YOUR AULD CLOAK ABOUT YE.
669CXCV.: BLYTHE HAE I BEEN.
1429YE GODS, WAS STREPHON’S PICTURE BLEST?
670CXCVI.
1430SINCE ROBB’D OF ALL THAT CHARM’D MY VIEWS.
671LOGAN WATER.
1431YOUNG DAMON.
672FOOTNOTES:
1432KIRK WAD LET ME BE.
673CXCVII.: THE RED, RED ROSE.
1433MUSING ON THE ROARING OCEAN.
674CXCVIII.: BONNIE JEAN.
1434BLYTHE WAS SHE.
675CXCIX.: PHILLIS THE FAIR.
1435JOHNNIE FAA, OR THE GYPSIE LADDIE.
676CC.: HAD I A CAVE.
1436TO DAUNTON ME.
677CCI.
1437THE BONNIE LASS MADE THE BED TO ME.
678CCII.: O WHISTLE, AND I’LL COME TO YOU.
1438ABSENCE.
679CCIII.: ADOWN WINDING NITH.
1439I HAD A HORSE AND I HAD NAE MAIR.
680CCIV.: COME, LET ME TAKE THEE.
1440UP AND WARN A’ WILLIE.
681CCV.: DAINTY DAVIE.
1441A ROSE-BUD BY MY EARLY WALK.
682CCVI.: BRUCE TO HIS MEN AT BANNOCKBURN.
1442AULD ROB MORRIS.
683CCVII.
1443RATTLIN, ROARIN WILLIE.
684BANNOCKBURN.: ROBERT BRUCE’S ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY.
1444WHERE BRAVING ANGRY WINTER STORMS.
685CCVIII.: BEHOLD THE HOUR.
1445TIBBIE, I HAE SEEN THE DAY.
686CCIX.: THOU HAST LEFT ME EVER.
1446NANCY’S GHOST.
687CCX.: AULD LANG SYNE.
1447TUNE YOUR FIDDLES, ETC.
688CCXI.: FAIR JEANY.
1448GILL MORICE.
689CCXII.: DELUDED SWAIN, THE PLEASURE.
1449TIBBIE DUNBAR.
690CCXIII.: NANCY.
1450WHEN I UPON THY BOSOM LEAN.
691CCXIV.: HUSBAND, HUSBAND.
1451MY HARRY WAS A GALLANT GAY.
692CCXV.: WILT THOU BE MY DEARIE.
1452THE HIGHLAND CHARACTER.
693CCXVI.: BUT LATELY SEEN.
1453LEADER-HAUGHS AND YARROW.
694CCXVII.: TO MARY.
1454THE TAILOR FELL THRO’ THE BED, THIMBLE AN’ A’.
695CCXVIII.: HERE’S TO THY HEALTH, MY BONNIE LASS.
1455BEWARE O’ BONNIE ANN.
696CCXIX.: THE FAREWELL.
1456THIS IS NO MINE AIN HOUSE.
697CCXX.: O STEER HER UP.
1457LADDIE, LIE NEAR ME.
698CCXXI.: O AY MY WIFE SHE DANG ME.
1458THE GARDENER AND HIS PAIDLE.
699CCXXII.: OH, WERT THOU IN THE CAULD BLAST.
1459THE DAY RETURNS, MY BOSOM BURNS.
700CCXXIII.: HERE IS THE GLEN.
1460THE GABERLUNZIE MAN.
701CCXXIV.: ON THE SEAS AND FAR AWAY.
1461MY BONNIE MARY.
702CCXXV.: CA’ THE YOWES.
1462THE BLACK EAGLE.
703CCXXVI.: SHE SAYS SHE LOVES ME BEST OF A’.
1463JAMIE, COME TRY ME.
704CCXXVII.
1464THE LAZY MIST.
705SAW YE MY PHELY.: [QUASI DICAT PHILLIS.]
1465JOHNIE COPE.
706CCXXVIII.: HOW LANG AND DREARY IS THE NIGHT.
1466I LOVE MY JEAN.
707CCXXIX.: LET NOT WOMAN E’ER COMPLAIN.
1467CEASE, CEASE, MY DEAR FRIEND, TO EXPLORE.
708CCXXX.: THE LOVER’S MORNING SALUTE TO HIS MISTRESS.
1468AULD ROBIN GRAY.
709CCXXXI.: CHLORIS.
1469DONALD AND FLORA.
710CCXXXII.: CHLOE.
1470O WERE I ON PARNASSUS’ HILL.
711CCXXXIII.: LASSIE WI’ THE LINT-WHITE LOCKS.
1471THE CAPTIVE ROBIN.
712CCXXXIV.: FAREWELL, THOU STREAM.
1472THERE’S A YOUTH IN THIS CITY.
713CCXXXV.: O PHILLY, HAPPY BE THAT DAY.
1473MY HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS.
714CCXXXVI.: CONTENTED WI’ LITTLE.
1474CA’ THE EWES AND THE KNOWES.
715CCXXXVII.: CANST THOU LEAVE ME THUS.
1475THE BRIDAL O’T.
716CCXXXVIII.: MY NANNIE’S AWA.
1476TODLEN HAME.
717CCXXXIX.: O WHA IS SHE THAT LOVES ME.
1477THE BRAES O’ BALLOCHMYLE.
718CCXL.: CALEDONIA.
1478THE RANTIN’ DOG, THE DADDIE O’T.
719CCXLI.: O LAY THY LOOF IN MINE, LASS.
1479THE SHEPHERD’S PREFERENCE.
720CCXLII.: THE FETE CHAMPETRE.
1480THE BONIE BANKS OF AYR.
721CCXLIII.: HERE’S A HEALTH.
1481JOHN O’ BADENYON.
722CCXLIV.: IS THERE, FOR HONEST POVERTY.
1482A WAUKRIFE MINNIE.
723CCXLV.: CRAIGIE-BURN WOOD.
1483TULLOCHGORUM.
724CCXLVI.: O LASSIE, ART THOU SLEEPING YET.
1484FOR A’ THAT AND A’ THAT.
725CCXLVII.: O TELL NA ME O’ WIND AND RAIN.
1485AULD LANG SYNE.
726CCXLVIII.: THE DUMFRIES VOLUNTEERS.
1486WILLIE BREW’D A PECK O’ MAUT.
727CCXLIX.: ADDRESS TO THE WOOD-LARK.
1487KILLIECRANKIE.
728CCL.: ON CHLORIS BEING ILL.
1488THE EWIE WI’ THE CROOKED HORN.
729CCLI.: CALEDONIA.
1489CRAIGIE-BURN WOOD.
730CCLII.: ’TWAS NA HER BONNIE BLUE EEN.
1490FRAE THE FRIENDS AND LAND I LOVE.
731CCLIII.: HOW CRUEL ARE THE PARENTS.
1491HUGHIE GRAHAM
732CCLIV.: MARK YONDER POMP.
1492A SOUTHLAND JENNY.
733CCLV.: THIS IS NO MY AIN LASSIE.
1493MY TOCHER’S THE JEWEL.
734CCLVI.
1494THEN, GUID WIFE, COUNT THE LAWIN’.
735NOW SPRING HAS CLAD THE
1495THERE’LL NEVER BE PEACE TILL JAMIE COMES HAME.
736GROVE IN GREEN.
1496I DO CONFESS THOU ART SAE FAIR.
737CCLVII.: O BONNIE WAS YON ROSY BRIER.
1497THE SODGER LADDIE.
738CCLVIII.: FORLORN, MY LOVE, NO COMFORT NEAR.
1498WHERE WAD BONNIE ANNIE LIE.
739CCLIX.: LAST MAY A BRAW WOOER.
1499GALLOWAY TAM.
740CCLX.: CHLORIS.
1500AS I CAM DOWN BY YON CASTLE WA.
741CCLXI.: THE HIGHLAND WIDOW’S LAMENT.
1501LORD RONALD MY SON.
742CCLXII.
1502O’ER THE MOOR AMANG THE HEATHER.
743TO GENERAL DUMOURIER.: PARODY ON ROBIN ADAIR.
1503TO THE ROSE-BUD.
744CCLXIII.: PEG-A-RAMSEY.
1504YON WILD MOSSY MOUNTAINS.
745CCLXIV.: THERE WAS A BONNIE LASS.
1505IT IS NA, JEAN, THY BONNIE FACE.
746CCLXV.: O MALLY’S MEEK, MALLY’S SWEET.
1506EPPIE M’NAB.
747CCLXVI.: HEY FOR A LASS WI’ A TOCHER.
1507WHA IS THAT AT MY BOWER DOOR.
748CCLXVII.: JESSY.
1508THOU ART GANE AWA.
749CCLXVIII.: FAIREST MAID ON DEVON BANKS.
1509THE TEARS I SHED MUST EVER FALL.
750GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.
1510THE BONIE WEE THING.
751I.
1511THE TITHER MORN.
752TO WILLIAM BURNESS.
1512A MOTHER’S LAMENT FOR THE DEATH OF HER SON.
753FOOTNOTES:
1513DAINTIE DAVIE.
754II.
1514BOB O’ DUMBLANE.
755TO MR. JOHN MURDOCH,: STABLES-INN BUILDINGS, LONDON.
1515FOOTNOTES:
756FOOTNOTES:
1516THE BORDER TOUR.: FOOTNOTES:
757III.
1517THE HIGHLAND TOUR.: FOOTNOTES:
758TO MR. JAMES BURNESS,: WRITER, MONTROSE.[143]
1518THE POET’S ASSIGNMENT OF HIS WORKS.
759FOOTNOTES:
1519GLOSSARY.
760IV.: TO MISS E.
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