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《Poems and Songs of Robert Burns》最新章节
- glossary
- fairest maid on devon banks
- inscription to miss jessy lewars
- o wert thou in the cauld blast
- a health to ane i loe dear
- o lay thy loof in mine, lass
- complimentary versicles to jessie lewars
- heron election ballad, no. iv.
- a lass wi a tocher
- epistle to colonel de peyster
- the dean of faculty
- postscript
《Poems and Songs of Robert Burns》正文
- on commissary goldies brains
- lines inscribed in a ladys pocket almanac
- thanksgiving for a national victory
- lines on the commemoration of rodneys victory
- the raptures of folly
- kirk and state excisemen
- extempore reply to an invitation
- grace after meat
- grace before and after meat
- impromptu on general dumouriers desertion from the french republican army
- the last time i came oer the moor
- logan braes
- blythe hae i been on yon hill
- o were my love yon lilac fair
- bonie jean—a ballad
- lines on john mmurdo, esq.
- epitaph on a lap-dog
- epigrams against the earl of galloway
- epigram on the laird of laggan
- song—phillis the fair
- song—had i a cave
- song—by allan stream
- whistle, and ill come to you, my lad
- phillis the queen o the fair
- come, let me take thee to my breast
- dainty davie
- robert bruces march to bannockburn
- behold the hour, the boat arrive
- down the burn, davie
- thou hast left me ever, jamie
- where are the joys i have met?
- deluded swain, the pleasure
- thine am i, my faithful fair
- on mrs. riddells birthday
- my spouse nancy
- address
- complimentary epigram on maria riddell
- remorseful apology
- wilt thou be my dearie?
- a fiddler in the north
- the minstrel at lincluden
- a vision
- a red, red rose
- young jamie, pride of a the plain
- the flowery banks of cree
- monody
- the epitaph
- pinned to mrs. walter riddells carriage
- epitaph for mr. walter riddell
- epistle from esopus to maria