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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.

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I.

NIGHT THE FIRST.

Malcolm of Lorn.

The Bride's Tale.

The Witch of Fife.

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II.

NIGHT THE SECOND.

The Spectre's Cradle-song.

The Fate of Macgregor.

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III.

NIGHT THE THIRD.

King Edward's Dream.

The Abbot M'Kinnon.

The Monk's Hymn.

The Mermaid's Song.

[Shepherd of Ettrick! as of yore]

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THE MOUNTAIN BARD.

Sir David Graeme.

THE FRAY OF ELIBANK.

The Death of Douglas,

The Laird of Lairistan,

The Wife of Crowle.

The Tweeddale Raide.

Robin an' Nanny.

Farewell to Ettrick.

The Author's Address to his auld dog Hector.

May of the Moril Glen.

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MADOR OF THE MOOR.

1.

CANTO FIRST. The Hunting.

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CANTO SECOND. The Minstrel.

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CANTO THIRD. The Cottage.

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CANTO FOURTH. The Palmer.

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CANTO FIFTH. The Christening.

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THE PILGRIMS OF THE SUN.

DEDICATION TO FIRST EDITION. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD BYRON.

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THE POETIC MIRROR.

The Gude Greye Katt.

The Greye Kattis Sang.

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THE FOREST MINSTREL.

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CLASS FIRST—PATHETIC SONGS.

The Soldier's Widow.

The Moon was A-waning.

Mary at her Lover's Grave.

My Peggy an' I.

Cauld is the Blast.

Lord Eglintoun's Auld Man.

The Guardian Angel.

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CLASS SECOND—LOVE SONGS.

My Blythe and Bonnie Lassie.

The Braes of Bushby.

Blythe an' Cheerie.

To Miss Jane S---f.

The Bonnie Lass of Deloraine.

I hae lost my Jeanie, O.

Here, fix'd by choice.

I'm gane a' wrang, Jamie.

The Hay-makers.

Now well may I.

The Sheep Shearing.

How Foolish are Mankind.

My Dear Little Jeanie.

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CLASS THIRD—HUMOROUS SONGS.

Love's Like a Dizziness.

Auld Ettrick John.

Ayont the Mow amang the Hay.

The Drinkin', O;

Life is a Weary Cobble o' Care.

Jock an' his Mother.

Auld John Borthick.

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CLASS FOURTH—NATIONAL SONGS.

Scotia's Glens.

The Auld Highlandman.

Buccleuch's Birth-Day.

Highland Harry back again.

Hap an' rowe the feetie o't.

Donald M'Donald.

Prince Owen and the Seer.

My Native Isle.

Highland Laddie.

The British Tar.

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POETICAL TALES AND BALLADS.

A Greek Pastoral.

Cradle Song of the Elves.

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The Good Man of Alloa.

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The Powris of Moseke.

A Lay of the Martyrs.

The Origin of the Fairies.

The P and the Q;

The Spirit of the Glen.

The Field of Waterloo,

Jock Johnstone the Tinkler.

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Ringan and May.

Interpretation of the Lark's Song.

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The Haunted Glen.

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III.

Chorus of Fairies.

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IV.

The First Sermon.

Bothwell Brigg.

The Three Men of Moriston.

The Liddel Bower;

The Carle of Invertime.

The Frazers in the Correi.

The Lady's Dream.

Up an' rin awa', Geordie.

I'll no wake wi' Annie.

A Ballad about Love.

The Lord of Balloch.

The Miser's Warning.

The Two Men of Colston;

The Admonition.

Red Clan-Ranald's Men

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POEMS DESCRIPTIVE AND SENTIMENTAL.

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Superstition and Grace.

Song of the Fairies.

Lines to Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

The Descent of Love.

Hymn to the Evening Star.

Will and Davie:

Storm of Thunder among Mountains.

To the Genius of Shakspeare.

The Auld Man's Fareweel to his Wee House.

The Battle of Busaco.

Verses Addressed to the Right Honourable Lady Anne Scott of Buccleuch.

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,

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.

Epitaph on a Living Character.

The Fall of the Leaf.

A Witch's Chant.

A Bard's Address to his Youngest Daughter.

Verses to the Comet of 1811.

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SACRED MELODIES.

Jewish Captives Parting.

The Captive's Song.

Jacob and Laban.

The Rose of Sharon.

Maiden of Jeshimon.

Dweller in Heaven.

On Carmel's Brow.

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The Guardian Angels.

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MISCELLANEOUS SONGS.

Where am I gaun?

An aged Widow's Lament.

Song of the times of Charles First.

Gin ye meet a Bonnie Lassie.

Rise! Rise! Lowland and Highland men.

Lock the Door, Lariston.

The Bower of Tay.

The Bittern's Quavering Trump on High.

The Lassie of Yarrow.

The Soldier's Widow.

John of Brackadale.

Why should I Sit an' Sigh.

The Last Cradle Song.

What gars the Parting Day-beam Blush?

Poor Little Jessie.

Ah, Peggie, since thou'rt gane away.

The Broom sae Green.

Flora Macdonald's Farewell.

Bonnie Prince Charlie.

Gang to the Brakens wi' me.

The Minstrel Boy.

Farewell to Glen-Shalloch.

The Laird o' Lamington.

The Souters o' Selkirk.

O, Jeanie, there's naething to fear ye!

The Village of Balmaquhapple.

When the Kye comes Hame.

Lenachan's Farewell.

The Stuarts of Appin.

The Women Fo'k.

M'Lean's Welcome.

The Maid of the Sea.

Go Home to your Rest.

The Harp of Ossian.

When Maggy Gangs Away.

A Father's Lament.

There's Gowd in the Breast.

Why Weeps yon Highland Maid?

My Emma, my Darling.

The Mermaid's Song.

Donald M'Gillavry.

O'er the Ocean Bounding.

Charlie is my Darling.

If e'er I am thine.

The Ladies' Evening Song.

Mary, canst thou leave me?

Mary is my only Joy.

O, weel befa' the Maiden gay.

Cameron's Welcome Hame.

Ye Breezes that spring.

Come rowe the Boat

The Highlander's Farewell.

How dear to me the Hour.

The Hill of Lochiel.

The Flowers of Scotland.

My Love's Bonnie.

Sing on, sing on, my Bonnie Bird.

Mischievous Woman.

Fair was thy Blossom.

There's nae Laddie coming.

The Gathering of the Clans.

I hae naebody now.

The Forty-Second's welcome to Scotland.

The Lass o' Carlisle.

My Love she's but a Lassie yet.

The Witch o' Fife

Row on, Row on.

I hae lost my Love.

A Widow's Wail.

Auld Joe Nicholson's Nanny.

The Broken Heart

The Laddie that I ken o'.

Angel's Morning Song to the Shepherd.

The Blue and the Yellow.

Sir Morgan O'Doherty's Farewell to Scotland.

Reply to Sir Morgan O'Doherty's Farewell to Scotland.

The Flower of Annisley.

Oh, Love's a bitter thing to bide.

The Cutting o' my Hair.

A genuine Love-Letter.

A Highland Song of Triumph for King William's Birthday.

Lass, an ye loe me, tell me now.

I'm a' gane wrang.

The Covenanter's Scaffold Song.

The Shepherd Boy's Song.

Maggy o' Buccleuch.

Pull away, Jolly Boys.

March of Intellect.

I dinna blame thy bonnie Face.

Oh, saw ye this sweet bonnie Lassie o' mine?

Auld John Nicol.

What Tongue can speak the glowing Heart?

I'll bid my Heart be still.

To Mary at Parting.

Good Night, and Joy.

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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]

James Hogg

1770-1835

Blackie & Son

London

1876