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Contents.
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Ronald's Lament
249
Scotland
229
Shakspeare
314
Ships at Sea
245
Sir John Franklin
241
Sonnet Written at Shakspeare's Tomb
315
Sorrow and Song
310
The American Patriot's Song
302
The Angel's Visit
253
The Birthplace of Tasso
318
The Blind Boy
280
The Blind Girl's Lament
279
The Blind Girl to her Mother
281
The Caged Lady of Buchan
258
The Captive Queen
257
The Captivity of Francis I
239
The Deserted Wife
292
The Domestic Hearth
269
The Dream of the Tombstone
271
The Dumb Child
282
The Happiness of a Winter's Fireside
295
The Indian's Bridge
247
The Lay of Sir William Wallace
255
The Norwegian Rover's Song
251
The Orphan
266
The Orphan and Lord Linsey-Wolsey
265
The Orphan Girl's Recollections of a Mother
308
The Orphans
305
The Orphan's Voyage Home
267
The Patriot Warrior
275
The Patter of Little Feet
284
The Picket of the Potomac
302
The Press
313
The Printer's Song
313
The Prisoner of St Helena
237
The Prouesse of Kynge Rycharde
260
The Sailor's Wife
293
The Sea Fight in XCII
240
The Shan Van Voeht
230
The Song of Steam
319
The Star and the Child
268
The Times of King Lion-Heart
261
The Two Roses
321
The Vessel coming in
294
The Vulture of the Alps
268
To an Infant Smiling as it Awoke
289
To Burns, while living
315
To my ain auld Wife
291
To my Mother
299
To Robert Burns
316
What is True Poetry?
309
Young Again
277

Lyric and Legendary.

A' Body's like to be Married but Me
354
A Knapsack and a Cheerful Heart
346
A Pot of Good Ale
346
A Soldier, a Soldier for me
347
A Song for Autumn
422
A Songe of a fine Skott
343
Adieu for Evermore
404
Adieu, my Native Land, Adieu!
406
An Old-Fashioned Love Song
328
An' thou wert my ain thing
357
Arise an' come wi' me
361
Back Again
400
Bide ye yet
368
Bonnie Laddie, Highland Laddie
401
Busy, Curious, Thirsty Fly
326
Canzonet
421
Cargen Water
356
Charlie is my Darling
409
Come away, come, sweet Love
329
Come, Bustle, Bustle
342
Come to the May-Pole
335
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