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Willie Winkie and Other Songs and Poems

By William Miller: Edited, with an Introduction by Robert Ford
Miller, William (1810-1872)

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AUTHOR'S DEDICATION.
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INTRODUCTION.
 
SONG,
 
TO WILLIE MILLER.
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SONGS AND POEMS.
 
Willie Winkie.
 
Gree, Bairnies, Gree.
 
The Sleepy Laddie.
 
The Wonderfu' Wean.
 
Our Ain Fire-End.
 
Cockie-leerie-la.
 
Chuckie.
 
Spring.
 
Lady Summer.
 
Hairst.
 
Ye maun Gang to the Schule.
 
John Frost.
 
The Queen o' Bonny Scotland's a Mither like Mysel'.
 
Lines to Victor Hugo
 
Irish Love Song.
 
The Homes and Hearts behind us.
 
November.
 
The Poet's Last Song.
 
A Sister's Love.
 
On J. W. falling Heir to Considerable Property.
 
Cowe the Nettle early.
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On the Marriage of Robert K---n, Esq.
 
To Henry Heany, Esq.
 
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Ane an' be Dune Wi't.
 
O Listen to Me, Love.
 
I Had a Dream.
 
Tell Her Mither.
 
To a Bat.
 
The Peasant Bard.
 
Ilk Ane Kens their ain Ken.
 
To the New Year.
 
To Jessica.
 
Ye Cowe a'.
 
Hogmanay.
 
Be Kind to Grandfather.
 
Lightburn Glen.
 
To my Coat.
 
A Pretty Idea.
 
To Peter M'D---.
 
Song.
 
When Jamie Comes Hame.
 
The Bards o' Scotland.
 
O What and O What.
 
Song.
 
The Haw-Blossom.
 
The Blue Bell.
 
The Maid that I Adore.
 
Oor Gude Dochter.
 
A Fool's Wishes.
 
To Wilhelmine.
 
Lines to Miss Margaret Ballantine.
 
Fragment.
 
Letter of Thanks to James Young, Esq., Kelly.
 
To my dear Friend, James Ballantine, Esq.
 
To Peter Orr, Esq.
 
An Epistle to William Miller
 
Address to Mr. William Miller.
 
EPILOGUE. Willie Winkie's Visit to Heaven.

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By William Miller: Edited, with an Introduction by Robert Ford

William Miller

1810-1872
Alexander Gardner
Paisley London
1902
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