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We be Three Poor Fishermen

Wee'l Gang to the Kirk Awa'

What's a' the Steer, Kimmer

Within a Mile o' Edinburgh Town

Would You Choose a Wife

A Country Schoolmaster

A Draught to Cure

A Hot Wind Reverie in November

A Husband's Dream

A Grecian Fable

A Kintra Schulemaister's Farewell tae the richt side o' his Black Coat

A Landlord's Card

A Modern Valentine,

A Rhyming Direction

Allister McAllister

All's Well that Ends Well

Bachelor's Fare

Blank Verse on Niagara

Buonaparte and the Echo

Celibacy versus Matrimony

Dialogue betwen Echo and a Glutton

Dr Johnson's Ghost to Mrs Piozzi

Fashionable Wedding

George King's Petition

Grammatical Tautology

Homoeopathic Soup

How-d'ye-do and Good-bye

How shall I Dine?

Irish Love Song

Jocky said to Jenny

Laugh and get Fat

Letter Directed in Verse

Lines on Tipperary

Mizie's Complaint

Monsieur Kaniferstane

Nina to her Lap-dog

Number One, or the new "Chief End"

"One Good Turn deserves Another"

Owed to my Creditors

Paramount Punning

Return under the Income Act

Symptoms of Love

The Answer of the Egyptian Mummy

The Auld Good-man

The Careless Couple

The Case Altered

The Clever Idiot

The Clown and the Vicar

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