THE Poetical and Prose Works OF ROBERT BURNS: THE LIFE, NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

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Here's a Health to Them that's Awa 206 Cassillis' Banks
Strathallan's Lament i . i . 207 | My Lady's Gown, there's Gairs upon't
The Banks of the Devon.

The Fete Champetre; •

224

Braving Angry Winter's Storm

The Dumfries Volunteers

My Peggy's Face . .

Oh, wert Thou in the Cault B

Raving Winds around her Blowi

Lovely Polly Stewart ..

225

Highland Harry ::

Yestreen I had a Pint of W

226

Musing on the Roarin

1 .

208 The Lea Rig o . . .

208 | 'Will ye go to the Ind

The Blude-red Rose at Yule may Blaw. 209 My Wife's a Winsome Wee Thing ....

A Rose-bud by my Early Walk

209 | Highland Mary

Bonnie Castle Gordon

209 | Auld Rob Morris

211) Wandering Willie ..

The Siniling Spring .

211 | The Soldier's Return

The Lazy Mist ..,

211 Blythe hae I been on y

Of a' the Airts the Wind can Blaw

211 | Logan Braes . .

Oh; were I on Parnassus' Hill

Dh, gin my Love were yon Red Rose 230

The Chevallier's Lament .

212 Bonnie Jean. .

230

My Heart's in the Highlands

212 Meg o' the Mill

231

John Anderson .

213 | Open the Door tom

...231

To Mary in Heaven

213 | Young Jessie ..

213 Phillis the Fairi .

I Gaed a Wafu? Gate Yestreen

i By Allan Stream I.chanc'd to Rove i

The Banks of Nith. ..

Come let me take Thee to my Breast.

My Heart is a-breaking, Dcar Tittie

Whistle and I'll Come to you, niy Lad •
There'll never be Peace .

214 | Diinty Davie...

Meikle thinks my Love . . . . 215 Bruce's Address

How can I be Blythe and Glad

Behold the Hour

I do Confess thou art sae Fair

215 Auld Lang Syne

Hunting Song . ..

215 | Where are the Joys?

What can a Young Lassie . . 215. Thou hast Left me Ever.

The Bonnie Wee Thing . .. . 216 | Deluded Swain, the Pleasure

Lovely Davies .

216 Thine I am, my Faithful Fair

Oh, for ane-and-twenty, Ta

216 My Spouse, Nancy .. . . 235

Kenmure's on and Awa.

217 The Banks of Cree'.

. . 23

Bess and her Spinning Wheel . ... 217 On the Seas and Far Away

Oh Luve will Venture in . .

217 Ca' the Yowes to the Knowes.

In Simmer, when the Hay was Mawn 217. She says she Loes me Best of A. ...236

Turn again, thou Fair Eliza . i . 218 | Saw yè my Philly ? . . . .
Willie Wastle on . . ..

218 How Long and Dreary is the Ni
Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation 218 Let not Woman e'er Complain.

218

Song of Death. .".. . . .

Sleep'st thou, or Wak'st thou . .

She's Fair and Fause

My Chloris, mark hów Green the Groves

Flow Gently, Sweet Afton

219 It was the Charming Month of May .

The Lovely Lass of Inverness

Farewell, thou Stream that Winding

A red, red Rose .

220 Flows

Louis, what Reck I b

Lassie wi' the Lint-white Locks . .

The Exciseman .. ..

220 Philly and Willy . .

Somebody . :

220 Contented wi' Little

I'll aye ca' in by yon Town

Can'st thou Leave me Thus, my Küty? 238

Wilt thou be my Dearie?

For a' That, and a' That ,;,, ;.

Oh, Wat ye Wha's in yon Town

221 | My Nannie's Awa .

But Lately Seen i . . .

221 Craigieburn Wood

Could ought of Song . .

Adown winding Nith I did Wander . '

PAGE

PAGB

Address to the Woodlark ..

2401 The Laddies by the Banks o'Nith . 255

On Chloris being Ill.;....

240 EPIGRAMS, &c. i o .. . .

256

Their Groves 'o' Sweet Myrtlei

On Captain Grose.

256

How Crüel are the Parents .

On a Henpecked Country Squire. 256

'I'was na her Bonnie Blue Ee was my Another on bis Widow.

.. 256

Ruin : castle Fashion' i

On Elphinstone's Transla

Mark yon Pomp of Costly Fashion

241

tial's Epigrams. ... .. . .

Oh, this is no my Ain Lassie

241

On Miss J. Scott, of Ajr .'.'.'

256

Now Spring has Clad the Grove in Green 242 On an Illiterate Gentleman . . 256

Oh, Bonnie was yon Rosy Brier . .. Written under the Picture of Miss

Forlorn my Love, no Comfort near . 242 Burns

Hey for a Lass wi'a Tocher...

243 Written on the Window of the Inn at

Last May a Braw Wooer. '

Carron

. . . 258

Fragment . i . i

243 Written on a Pane of Glass in the Inn

Jessy'

. .

243 at Moffat. . . . . . . . .

Fairest Maid on Devon Banks

Fragment . .

257

Handsome Nelle

244 On Incivility shown him at Invernary

My Father was a Farmer ... . 244 Highland Hospitality: . '

Up in the Morning Early

245 Lines on Miss Kemble.. .

• 257

Hey; the Dusty Miller ,

245 On the Kirk at Lamington . . .

Robin

245 The Solemn League and Covenant

257

The Bells of Mauchline

245 On a certain Parson's Looks ... : 257

Her Flowing Locks.

245 On Seeing the Beautiful seat of th

The Sons of Old Killie.'

246 Earl of * *

The Joyful Widower

246 On the Earl of .... ; .

O, Whäre did you Get?

246 On the Same . .

There was a Lass i ;

To the Same, on the Author being

Landlady, Count the Lawin

246 threatened with his resentment .. 257

Rattlin' Roarin' Willie . .

247 On an Empty Fellow . .

Simmer's a Pleasant Time

247 Written on a Pane of Glass, on the

My Love she's but a Lassie yet

247 Occasion of a National Thanksgiving 258.

The Captain's Lady ..

247 The True Loyal Natives . . . . 258

First when Meggy was my Care

247 Inscription on a Goblet . . . .

259

There's a Youth in this City

248 Extempore on Mr. Syme . . 258

Oh aye my Wife she Dang me

248 To Mr. Syme . . . . . .

258

Eppie Adair.

248 The Creed of Poverty i

258

The Battle of Sheriff-Muir , .. 248 Written in a Lady's Pocket Book .. 258

The Highland Widow's Lamer

249 To John Taylor ....

258

Whare hae ye Been? .

249 To Miss Fontenelle . . . . . 258

Theniel Menzie's Bonnie Mary , 249 The Toast .

259

Frae the Friends and Land I Love

250 Excisemen Universal

Gane is the Day . . . .

250

To Dr. Maxwell, on Miss J

The Tither Morino

250 recovery. . .

Come Boat me o'er to Charlie.

250 On Jessy Lewars .

It is na, Jean, thy Bonnie Face

250 Toast to the Same ::

259

I hae a Wife o' my Ain. ..

Epitaph on the Same ..

259

Withsdale's Welcome Home

To the Same .

259

My Collier Laddie

. 251 Graces before Meat

252 On the Author's Fatheri

Lady Mary Ann ...

252 On a Henpecked Country Squire . . 260

Out over the Forth

On a Celebrated Ruling Elder . .

260

Jockey's taen the Parting Kiss

252 On a Noisy Polemic . . . . .

260

The Carles O' Dysart 6

252 On Wee Johnny . i

260

Lady Onlie

253 On John Dove, Innkeeper, Mauchline 260

Young Jamie, Pride of a’ the Plain 253

For Robert Aiken, Esq. . .

260

Jenny's a' wat, Poor Body .

To thee, Loved Nith

. 253
Sae Far Awa . . .

. 253

Wae is my Heart . .

254 Fifeshire .

Amang the Trees

254 On Mr. W. Cruikshanks

261 ,

The Highland Laddie .

Robin Shure in Hairst

254 On the Same.

: 261

Sweetest May

On Gabriel Richardson, Brewer..:.

The Lase of Ecclefechan

On John Busby, Writer, Dumfries. . 261

Here's a Bottle and an Honest Friend

On the Poet's Daughter . .

On a Ploughman

255 On a Picture representing Jacob's

The Weary Pund oʻTow';..'. 255 Dream

260

360

On a schoolmaster in Cleish Parish,

254

CONTENTS.

£ of Burus.

To Mr. Robert Muir, "Kilmarnock '.'.

296
296

To Mr. John Murdoch, Schoolmaster .265 To Mr. Robert Muir .

. 290

To , [An early Love Letter) 266 To Gavin Hamilton, Esq.

291

To the Same

266 To Mr. Walker, of Blair Atho

292

To the Same . .

. .

267 | To Mr. Gilbert Burns ..

292.

To the Same : ... . . ..

268 | To Miss Margaret Chalmers -

1... 292

To Mr. James Burness, Writer.. .); 269 To the Rev. John Skinner...

293

To Mr. James Burness, Montrose . . To James Hoy, Esq., Gordon Castle.' 294

To Robert Ainslie, Esq., Edinburgh . 295

James Smith, Mauchline

To Mr. John Richmond, Edinburgh. 270 To the Earl of Glencairn i

295

To Mr. John Kennedy

271 To Charles Hay, Esq., Advocate

272 To the Same . . . . .

297

To Mr. John Ballantin

272 To the Same .

297

To Mr. David Brice

To Sir John Whitefoord

To Mrs. Dunlop, of Dunlop

273 Miss Margaret Chalmers

To Mr. John Richmond, Edinbu

To Miss Williams, on reading her Poem 299

To Mr. David Brice, Shoemaker

To Mr. Richard Brown, Irvine .

300

To Mr. John Richinond .. .

To Mr. Gavin Hamilton

301

To Mr. Robert Muir, Kilmarnock

274 To Clarinda .. . ;

301

To Mr. John Kennedy

To the Same . .

To Mr. Burness, Montrose

274 To the Same ..

302

To Mr. Robert Aiken .

275 To the Same

303

To Mrs. Stewart, of Stair

276 To the Same .

304

In the name of the Nine

.- 276 | To the Same

.305

To Gavin Hamilton, Esq., Mauchline ,

To the Same .

• 305

To.John Ballantine, Esq., Banker, Ayr. 277 | To the Same

To Mr. William Chalmers, Writer,

To the Same.

307

To Dr. Mackenzie, Mauchline

To the Same .

308

To John Ballantine, Esq..

278 To Mrs Dunlop i

308

To the Earl of Eglinton

To James Dalrymple, Esq., Orangefield . 281 To the Same .'

To John Ballantine, Esq.

• 282 To the Same . .

312

To Mr. William Dunbar

282 To the Same .

312

To the Earl of Glencairn

283 | To Mrs. Dunlop

313

To Mr. James Candlish, Student in Physic 283 To Clarinda .

313

To , on Fergusson's Headstone 283 To Robert Graham, Esq., of Fi

313

To the Earl of Buchan . . .

284 To the Rev. John Skinner

314

To Mrs. Dunlop . . . . . . . 285 To Richard Brown .

314

285 To Mrs. Rose, of Kilravock

To Miss Chalmers . . .

To the Rev. Dr. Hugh Blair.

287 To Clarinda :

316

To William Creech, Esq., Edinburgh .' 287 To Mr. William Cruikshank

· · 317

To Mr. James Candlish,

287 To Robert Ainslie, Esq.

... 317

To Mr. Patison, Bookseller, Paisley .. To Clarinda o

318

To Mr. W. Nicol, Master of th

To Richard Brown .

School, Edinburgh. . . i

To Mr. Muir

:. 319

To William Nicol, Esq.

To Clarinda

320

To Mr. W. Nicol, Master o

To Miss

320

· School, Edinburgh ..

To Miss Chalmers

320

To William Cruikshank, St. James's

1 To Mr. Robert Cleghorn

: 321

To Robert Ainslie, Esq. . .

290 | To Miss Chalmers ;

322

To the Same . .

. .

To Mr. William Dunbar, Edinburgh '. 322

To Mrs.came

315

To James Johnson, Editor of the “Scots

HEIS

287

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