The Works of Robert Burns: Containing His Life, by John Lockhart; the Poetry and Correspondence of Dr. Currie's Edition; Biographical Sketches of the Poet, by Himself, Gilbert Burns, Professor Stewart [etc.].

Robinson and Franklin, 1839 - 438 sivua

From 17 to 24Robert and Gilbert Burns work to their Father	xv

The Brothers Robert and Gilbert become tenants of Mossgiel	xx

The Poet gives up Mossgiel to his Brother GilbertIntends for	xxxv

The Poet winters in Edinburgh 17867By his advent the condition	xliv

Makes three several pilgrimages in CaledoniaLands from the first	lxii

To Mr Murdochstate of the Poet and his Opi	lxxiii

Marries Announcements apologetical of the eventRemarks	lxxvii

Is more beset in town than countryHis early biographers	xci

Hap and row the Feetie ot	183

Adieu a Heartwarm fond Adieu	188

Extempore Effusions in the Court of Session	189

Bonnie Bell	194

Roys Wife	195

Fair Eliza	200

It is nae Jean thy bonnie Face	204

Mark yonder Pomp of costly Fashion	211

Phillis the Fair	242

To Mr Macwhinnie Ayrsame topic	252

To Dr Mooreintroductorythe Poets views	287

From Dr Moorethinks the Poet not of the	296

Halloween	297

Death and Character of Gilbert Burns	302

To Mrs Dunlopinequality of conditions	308

76	321

To Mrs Dunlop under the miseries of a diseas	337

From Mr Thomsonin acknowledgment	341

68	342

To Mr CunninghamElegy on Miss Burnet	351

54	355

To Mrs Dunlopthe Majors present	358

393	366

3967	397

mate of worldly concerns as against the func	400

57	401

140	408

5978	409

From the Poetthanks for RitsonSong of Chlo	414

196	416

74	425

Otsikko	The Works of Robert Burns: Containing His Life, by John Lockhart; the Poetry and Correspondence of Dr. Currie's Edition; Biographical Sketches of the Poet, by Himself, Gilbert Burns, Professor Stewart [etc.].
Kirjoittaja	Robert Burns
Kustantaja	Robinson and Franklin, 1839
Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti	the University of Virginia
Digitoitu	9. heinäkuu 2009
Pituus	438 sivua

Vie sitaatti	BiBTeX EndNote RefMan

The Poets mortal period approaches His peculiar temperament	cx

Verses on the death of Burns by Mr Roscoe of Liverpool	cxxxv

CONTENTS The Poets Birth 1759Circumstances and peculiar Character of his Father	16

A Bards Epitaph	40

A Grace before Dinner	75

A Sketch	82

From Mr Murdoch as to the Poets early Tui	84

A Winter Night	90

From Mr Cunninghama Song for each of	91

Saw ye nae my Peggy	104

A waukrife Minny	106

Blink oer the Burn Sweet Betty	114

Strephon and Lydia	122

on R Aitken	129

The Auld Mans Mares dead	131

on the Poets Father	137

The Banks of the Tweed	151

Charlie is my Darling	152

Come under my Plaidie	158

The Boatie rows	159

Dinna think Bonnie Lassie	164

For the Sake o Somebody	170

Hame never cam	176

The Bob of Dumblane	181

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