The Works of Robert Burns

Henry G. Bohn, 1850 - 820 sider

AYRSHIRE	1

LIFE OF BURNS	2

To Mrs Dunlop April	10

PAGE	17

To James Burness Montrose June 21	21

To Peter Hill April 2Apostrophe	27

POEMS OF BURNS	36

ANECDOTES	49

Burns to Thomson with My Nan	499

Thomson to BurnsHis eyes feasted	507

The lass of Paties Mill	527

Burns to Thomson with Whistle	528

His first love	532

Hey Tutti Taiti	555

THE AYRSHIRE BALLADS	581

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE	585

Hey the Dusty Miller	58

On the Death of a LapDog named	66

To Miss Chalmers Dec 12Is	69

Jamie come try	88

To the sameWith three legends	95

DUMFRIES	102

Captainthe obnoxious toast	116

Cock up your beaver	122

Affecting Interview with Mrs Riddel	127

To J Clarke Edinburgh July 16	131

The excellence of Burns by Thos Carlyle	142

Poem addressed to Burns by Mr Telford	154

PAGE	163

O an ye were dead guidman	182

151	194

Ancient Version	206

Epistle to William Simpson Ochiltree	219

Address to the Unco Guid or the Rigidly	228

Elegy on the Death of Robert Dundas	234

To Miss Eliza B Lochlea on love	243

Verses on a Scotch Bard gone to the West	244

1795	249

Turit a wild scene among the Hills	276

James	284

Sir John Malcolm an old Song	300

the shoes of the poets mare	306

Sketch of a character A little upright	312

On Captain Francis Grose	322

21 When I think on the happy days	348

On her recovery	354

The Deils awa wi the Exciseman	417

The Winter of Life But lately seen	437

SONGS AND CORRESPONDENCE	440

Thomson to Burns sending some tunes	444

Burns to Thomson with OPoortith	451

Burns to Thomson with Had I	467

PAGE	468

Burns to Thomson with an improved	476

Burns to Thomson with Thine	480

Thomson to BurnsThinks he might	487

Burns to Thomson with O Philly	493

Burns to ThomsonAnxious to hear news	587

progress	595

New Years Day a sketch of the fireside	598

with Prudencemust return to his humble	611

To William Nicol Edinburgh June 1	617

To Robert Muir Aug 26Kneels	628

To Miss M	634

To the same Dec 19His motto	637

To Mrs Rose of Kilravock Feb	643

CVII To the same Wishes he were dead	649

To the same June 23Requests	652

To Mr Beugo Engraver Sep 9	658

To Mrs Dunlop Dec 17Her	664

To Mrs Dunlop Mar 4Has sug	670

The Ruined Maids Lament	674

To Captain Riddel Carse Oct	681

To Gilbert Burns Jan 11Nerves	688

national prejudicesconduct of able states	693

doubtful whether he can be of any service	699

To Dr Moore Feb 28Captain Grose	705

To Miss DaviesLethargy of con	712

To Miss Craik Dumfries Aug	727

To Mr Clarke Schoolmaster For	743

To the sameJune 13Her surmise	747

339	748

The Poets Assignment of his Works	754

66	763

Thomson to BurnsFears he shall have	800

The Discreet Hint	801

thy morn was neer sae sweet	803

Lines written in a wrapper enclosing a letter	807

A Prayer for Mary	808

Person and manners of the young Poet	809

To Mr Aiken April 3Enclosing lines	810

To Peter Hill Edinburgh Mar 2	811

300	813

217	815

607	816

face	817

To Miss Chalmers Nov 21Has	819

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