Poems and Songs of Robert Burns

《Poems and Songs of Robert Burns》章节目录第5页

on commissary goldies brains

lines inscribed in a ladys pocket almanac

thanksgiving for a national victory

lines on the commemoration of rodneys victory

the raptures of folly

kirk and state excisemen

extempore reply to an invitation

grace after meat

grace before and after meat

impromptu on general dumouriers desertion from the french republican army

the last time i came oer the moor

logan braes

blythe hae i been on yon hill

o were my love yon lilac fair

bonie jean—a ballad

lines on john mmurdo, esq.

epitaph on a lap-dog

epigrams against the earl of galloway

epigram on the laird of laggan

song—phillis the fair

song—had i a cave

song—by allan stream

whistle, and ill come to you, my lad

phillis the queen o the fair

come, let me take thee to my breast

dainty davie

robert bruces march to bannockburn

behold the hour, the boat arrive

down the burn, davie

thou hast left me ever, jamie

where are the joys i have met?

deluded swain, the pleasure

thine am i, my faithful fair

on mrs. riddells birthday

my spouse nancy

address

complimentary epigram on maria riddell

remorseful apology

wilt thou be my dearie?

a fiddler in the north

the minstrel at lincluden

a vision

a red, red rose

young jamie, pride of a the plain

the flowery banks of cree

monody

the epitaph

pinned to mrs. walter riddells carriage

epitaph for mr. walter riddell

epistle from esopus to maria

epitaph on a noted cob

on capt. lascelles

on wm. graham, esq., of mossknowe

on john bushby, esq., tinwald downs

sonnet on the death of robert riddell

the lovely lass o inverness

charlie, hes my darling

bannocks o bear meal

the highland balou

the highland widows lament

it was a for our rightfu king

ode for general washingtons birthday

inscription to miss graham of fintry

on the seas and far away

ca the yowes to the knowes—second version

she says she loes me best of a

to dr. maxwell

to the beautiful miss eliza j—n

on chloris

on seeing mrs. kemble in yarico

epigram on a country laird,

on being shewn a beautiful country seat

on hearing it asserted falsehood

on a suicide

on a swearing cob

on an innkeeper nicknamed “the marquis”

on andrew turner

pretty peg

esteem for chloris

saw ye my dear, my philly

how lang and dreary is the night

inconstancy in love

the lovers morning salute to his mistress

the winter of life

behold, my love, how green the groves

the charming month of may

lassie wi the lint-white locks

dialogue song—philly and willy

contented wi little and cantie wi mair

farewell thou stream

canst thou leave me thus, my katie

my nanies awa

the tear-drop

for the sake o somebody

a mans a man for a that

craigieburn d

the solemn league and covenant

lines sent with a present of a dozen of porter.

inscription on a goblet

apology for declining an invitation to dine