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Musa Burschicosa
A Book of Songs for Students and University Men. By John Stuart Blackie
Blackie, John Stuart (1809-1895)
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A SONG OF GOOD GREEKS.
FOR A' THAT, AND A' THAT.
BOB AND BILLY.
A SONG OF GEOLOGY.
DORA.
BILL IS A BRIGHT BOY.
A SONG OF GOOD CONSERVATIVES.
ANDREW JACK, M.D.
CONCERNING I AND NON-I.
DEATHBED HYMN.
THE MAID OF GRISHORNISH.
HERR PHILISTER; OR, WHO IS A PHILISTINE?
SONG OF A BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.
YOUNG MAN, BE WISE!
HAIL, LAND OF MY FATHERS!
THE QUAKER'S WIFE.
THE MAID OF DALNACORRA.
PARVA DOMUS MAGNA QUIES.
THE BOTANIST'S SONG.
A SEA VOYAGE.
OBAN IN THE SEASON.
TOM WAS A ROSY BOY.
SOME BOOK-WORMS WILL SIT AND WILL STUDY.
A SPRIG OF WHITE HEATHER.
O BLAME ME NOT, THOU FAIR ONE!
GAUDEAMUS!
SONG OF THE SHEPHERD'S SON.
COME, CLEAR UP YOUR BROWS!
CONFESSION OF FAITH.
STUDENTS' MAY-SONG.
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