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Conquer! or Fall
413
Dametus—His Jigge in Praise of his Love
329
Death of Woodhull
377
Dinna Forget
356
Donald of the Isles
386
England, Europe's Glory
411
England, the Anchor and Hope of the World
410
Every Bullet has its Billet
394
False, yet Fair
327
Farewell! Forget me not
417
Father Mathew
325
Fidelity
325
Forget me not
332
Hark! the' Hollow Woods resounding
411
Here awa', there awa'
393
Here's to the King, sir
350
How Stands the Glass around?
345
I hae nae Kith
403
I met twa Cronies
353
I'll gang nae mair to yon Town
419
I'll give the Land we live in
415
In Praise of Melancholy
396
In the Season of the Year
348
Jamie o' the Glen
360
Legend of the Wine Tower
375
Lizzie Lindsay
398
Love me little, love me long
330
Love not me
332
Love will find out the way
412
O gin my Love were yon Red Rose
392
O Kenmuro's on and awa', Willie
407
Ode to Eloquence
322
Oh! Firm as Oak
341
Oh! Sailor Boy, Sailor Boy, Peace to thy Soul
415
Old Towler
349
Old Vale of White Horse Ballad
381
On Ettrick Banks
359
On this Cold Flinty Rock
407
Our ain Fireside
398
Patie's Wedding
365
Robin Adair
337
Row weel, my Boatie
355
Shipwreck of the "Abeona"
463
Sir Olafif and Erl-King's Daughter
379
Song of an Arabian Girl
333
Song of the Free Lances
334
Song:—Stately Towers! Blissful Hours
338
St De'nick's Well
374
Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation
402
Sussex Whistling Song
348
Sweet Echo Wakes Her Mimic Song
416
The Aidd Mau's Lament
354
The Bonnie Breist Knots
393
The British Grenadiers
397
The Charm
324
The Chase is o'er, the Hart is Slain
417
The Fairies' Song
395
The Fine Old English Gentleman
339
The Flower of Yarrow
362
The Haunted Lake
372
The Huntsman's Dirge
396
The Indian Lover's Song
333
The Lake is at Rest
338
The Land, Boys, we Live in
340
The Last Tree of the Forest
391
The Mariner's Song
419
The Murcian Cavalier
382
The Pledge
420
The Strathspey of the Marchioness of Huntley
390
The Tinker's Song
335
The Topsails Shiver in the Wind
414
The Vicar of Bray
351
The Wee, Wee German Lairdie
405
The White Cockade
493
There are Twa Bonnie Maidens
368
Thou art Gane Awa'
394
Till Death I Sylvia must Adore
331
Time's Alterations
369
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