The Poems and Songs of Robert Burns: Text.-v.3. Commentary

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The Taylor fell thro the bed c
509
My love shes but a lassie yet
516
The Captains Lady
520
My hearts in the Highlands
527
My Eppie
533
A waukrife Minnie
539
page 867
544
Lament of Mary Queen of Scots on the Approach of Spring
545
A Ballad
764
Let me in this ae night
766
FragmentEpistle from Esopus to Maria
769
On Miss J Scott of Ayr
771
Song
772
SongOn Chloris being ill
774
William Cruikshank A M
775
A New Song
777

On the Birth of a Posthumous Child
554
Ken ye ought o Captain Grose
564
To Terraughty on his birthday
570
Wae is my heart
582
Heres his health in water
583
Gude Wallace
584
The auld mans mares dead
585
The Taylor
586
There grows a bonie brierbush
588
It was a for our rightfu king
589
Gloomy December
590
O steer her up and had her gaun
591
Wee Willie Gray
592
Gudeen to you kimmer
593
O ay my wife she dang
594
Scroggam
595
O saw ye bonie Lesley
596
O gude ale comes
597
Sweetest
598
Jockeys taen the parting kiss
599
O Lay thy loof in mine lass
600
Cauld is the eenin blast
601
There was a bonie lass
602
John come kiss me
603
O that I had neer been Married
604
The German lairdie
605
Galloway
610
Wha is that at my bower door?
616
The weary Pund o
622
O for ane and twenty Tam page
626
O Kenmures on and awa Willie
627
Bessy and her spinning wheel
628
My Collier laddie
630
The Shepherds Wife
631
Johnie Blunt
633
Country Lassie
634
Fair Eliza
636
Ye Jacobites by name
637
The Posie
638
SongSic a wife as Willies wife
640
My bonie laddies young but hes growing yet
642
Such a parcel of rogues in a nation
643
Kellyburnbraes
644
Jockey fou and Jenny fain
646
The Slaves Lament
647
Bonie Bell
648
The gallant Weaver
649
Hey Ca thro
650
Can ye labor lea
651
The deuks dang oer my daddie
652
As I went out ae May morning
653
Shes fair and fause c
654
The Deils awa wi th Exciseman
655
Song
656
My wifes a winsome wee thing
658
Highland Mary
659
The Rights of WomanSpoken by Miss Fontenelle on her benefit night
661
Heres a Health to them thats awa
662
The learig
664
Auld Rob Morris
665
Duncan Gray
666
Why should na poor folk mowe
668
Here awa there awa
670
Dumfries
673
SonnetOn hearing a thrush sing on a morning walk in January
679
When wild Wars deadly Blast was blawn
685
On being asked why God had made Miss D so little and
692
On Jhn Mrne laird of Lggn
698
Song
705
The Primrose
711
Fair Jenny
714
Impromptu on Mrs W Riddells Birthday
720
To Miss Graham of Fintray
727
On W R
734
Saw ye my Phely quasi dicat Phillis
741
R M of Pnmre
747
Lassie wi the lintwhite locks
748
To Chloris
749
Song
750
Can you leave me thus my Katy
752
Scotish Song
753
Song
754
My Nanies awa
755
4739 Dumfries Epigrams
756
On Chloris requesting me to give her a spray of a sloethorn in a full blossom
758
Dumfries
759
Ode to Spring
761
SongFor a that and a that
762
Sweet fas the eve on Craigieburn
763
Johnie Bs lament
781
IV Buy Braw Troggin An Excellent New Song
784
Address to the woodlark
786
Song
787
Song
788
Altered from an old English song
789
Song
790
Address to the ToothAche
791
English Song
792
Scotch Song
793
Scotish Ballad
795
Fragment
797
To Chloris
798
Song
799
Scotish Song
800
Song
801
To John Syme
803
The Bob o Dumblane
804
The Dean of FacultyA new Ballad
806
Hey for a lass wi a tocher
808
Poem on Life Addressed to Colonel De Peyster
809
Heres a health to ane I loe dear
810
51922 On Jessy Lewars
811
To a Young Lady Miss Jessy with Books
812
Oh wert thou in the cauld blast
813
Song
814
A FragmentOn Glenriddels Fox breaking his chain
815
To Captain Riddell
817
530 Grim Grizzle
818
Burns grace at Kirkudbright
820
Gracesat the Globe Tavern
821
Lines Written on a window at the Kings Arms Tavern
823
of Mssknw
824
On Capto lles L
825
The Hue and Cry of John LewarsA poor man ruined
826
Inscription on a Goblet
827
LAST SONGS FOR THE SCOTS MUSICAL
829
The lovely lass o Inverness
831
Song
832
The Wrens Nest
834
O an ye were dead Gudeman
835
Tam Lin
836
Had I the wyte she bade me 842
842
Comin thro the
843
The rowin t in her apron
844
Charlie hes my darling
846
The Lass of Ecclefechan
847
Well hide the Couper behint the door 848
848
Leezie Lindsay 566 For the sake o Somebody
849
The cardin ot 850
850
Sutors o Selkirk
851
Tibbie Fowler
852
Theres three true gude fellows
854
Sae far awa
857
The Reel o Stumpie
858
The rantin laddie 859
859
O May thy morn
861
As I cam oer the Cairney mount
862
Highland laddie
864
The Highland balou 865
865
Bannocks o bearmeal
866
UNDATED POEMS AND DUBIA
895
Epitaph for HLEsq of
897
Muirland
898
The Patriarch
899
The Trogger
900
Godly Girzie
901
The Jolly Gauger
902
Whall mw me
903
O saw ye my Maggie
904
Gie the lass her Fairin 616 The BookWorms
906
On Marriage page
907
A Tale
908
The Henpeckd Husband
909
Epitaph
910
6267 Broom Besoms
913
Fragment
914
On the Duchess of Gordons Reel Dancing
915
Bonnie Peg
916
APPENDIX
917
Donald Couper
918
Hey how Johnie Lad
919
Wherefore sighing art thou
920
Scenes of woe
921
rede you beware o the Ripples
922
For a that and a that
923
Epistle to Dr John Mackenzie
929
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TitoloThe Poems and Songs of Robert Burns: Text.-v.3. Commentary
Volume 2 di The Poems and Songs of Robert Burns, James Kinsley
[Oxford English texts]
AutoreRobert Burns
CuratoreJames Kinsley
EditoreClarendon P., 1968
Provenienza dell'originalela University of Michigan
Digitalizzato5 mar 2008
  
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