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The Works of The Ettrick Shepherd

Centenary Edition. With a Memoir of the Author, by the Rev. Thomas Thomson ... Poems and Life. With Many Illustrative Engravings [by James Hogg]
Hogg, James (1770-1835)

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THE QUEEN'S WAKE.
  
[Shepherd of Ettrick! as of yore]
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THE MOUNTAIN BARD.
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MADOR OF THE MOOR.
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THE PILGRIMS OF THE SUN.
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THE POETIC MIRROR.
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QUEEN HYNDE.
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THE FOREST MINSTREL.
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POETICAL TALES AND BALLADS.
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POEMS DESCRIPTIVE AND SENTIMENTAL.
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Superstition and Grace.
  
Lines to Sir Walter Scott, Bart.
  
The Descent of Love.
  
Wallace.
  
Hymn to the Evening Star.
  
Will and Davie:
  
Storm of Thunder among Mountains.
  
Marion Graham.
  
To the Genius of Shakspeare.
  
The Auld Man's Fareweel to his Wee House.
  
The Battle of Busaco.
  
The Gipsies.
  
Verses Addressed to the Right Honourable Lady Anne Scott of Buccleuch.
  
Moralitas.
  
A Last Adieu.
  
On the Death of Mr. Pitt.
  
The Dawn of July, 1810.
  
On the Close of the Year 1812.
  
Epitaph on a Living Character.
  
On the Lifting of the Banner of Buccleuch,
  
Love.
  
Stanzas. Recited in a party of Social Friends, met in honour of the entry into Paris by the Allies—1814.
  
Elegy on Lady Rosslyn.
  
St. Mary of the Lowes.
  
Superstition.
  
Epitaph on a Living Character.
  
Morning.
  
The Fall of the Leaf.
  
A Witch's Chant.
  
Regret.
  
A Bard's Address to his Youngest Daughter.
  
Elegy.
  
Verses to the Comet of 1811.
  
1828.
  
The Monitors.
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SACRED MELODIES.
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MISCELLANEOUS SONGS.

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Song by Lu.

Never, gentle spirits, never
Yield your cares of human kind!
Can you leave the lonely river,
From the moonlight valley sever,
All your guardian love resigned?
Thrown aside and scorned the giver?
Never, gentle spirits, never!
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