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The Poems and Songs

Автор: Burns R.

Дисциплина: Зарубежная литература

Жанр: Малые жанры

Москва: Директ-Медиа, 2003

Объем: 1237 стр.

ISBN: 9785998932656

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O once I lov'd	12429
Song, composed in August	12431
I dream'd I lay	12434
Song	12435
A Penitential thought, in the hour of Remorse - Intended for a tragedy	12438
Song	12440
A Fragment	12443
Song	12444
Song	12446
Winter, A Dirge	12447
Song	12449
To Ruin	12452
A Prayer, in the Prospect of Death	12454
Stanzas on the same Occasion	12456
A Prayer, Under the Pressure of violent Anguish	12458
[Though fickle Fortune has deceiv'd me]	12459
[O raging Fortune's withering blast]	12460
Extempore	12461
The First Psalm	12462
The First Six Verses of the Ninetieth Psalm	12463
Song	12465
Fragment	12469
John Barleycorn. A Ballad	12470
The Death and Dying Words of Poor Mailie	12475
Poor Mailie's Elegy	12479
[Remorse]	12482
Song	12484
On Ja.s Grieve, Laird of Boghead, Tarbolton	12487
On an Innkeeper in Tarbolton	12488
Song. - In the character of a ruined Farmer -	12489
Mary Morison	12492
Epitaph on my own friend, and my father's friend, Wm Muir in Tarbolton Miln	12494
On a Celebrated Ruling Elder	12495
On a Noisy Polemic	12496
On Wee Johnie	12497
For the Author's Father	12498
For R.A. Esq	12499
For G.H. Esq	12500
A Fragment	12501
Address to the Unco Guid, or the Rigidly Righteous	12505
The Ronalds of the Bennals	12509
The Tarbolton Lasses	12512
Song	12514
O leave novels	12515
A Fragment	12516
Green grow the Rashes. A Fragment	12517
Song	12519
Epistle to J. R******, Enclosing some Poems	12520
Lines Addressed to Mr. John Ranken	12524
Verses	12525
Lines	12526
Epistle to Davie, a Brother Poet	12527
The Holy Tulzie	12535
Holy Willie's Prayer	12540
Epitaph on Holy Willie	12546
Death and Doctor Hornbook. A True Story	12547
[On Tam the Chapman]	12556
Epistle to J. L*****k, An Old Scotch Bard	12557
To the Same	12563
To W. S*****n, Ochiltree	12568
A Poet's Welcome to his love-begotten Daughter	12577
The Fornicator. A New Song	12580
The Vision	12583
Duan First	12583
Duan Second	12589
Epistle to John Goldie in Kilmarnock	12597
Man was Made to Mourn, A Dirge	12600
A Song. - On Miss P- K-	12605
The Braes o' Ballochmyle	12607
[Third Epistle] to J. Lapraik	12608
To the Rev. John M'Math	12611
To a Mouse, On turning her up in her Nest	12616
The Holy Fair	12619
The Twa Dogs. A Tale	12632
The Cotter's Saturday Night	12644
Halloween	12655
[The Mauchline Wedding]	12673
The Auld Farmer's New-year-morning Salutation	12676
Address to the Deil	12681
Scotch Drink	12687
Brose and Butter	12693
To J. S****	12695
The rantin dog the Daddie o't	12703
The Author's Earnest Cry and Prayer	12704
Sketch	12713
To a Louse, On Seeing one on a Lady's Bonnet at Church	12716
Love and Liberty - A Cantata	12719
The Ordination	12738
The Inventory	12745
To Mr. John Kennedy	12749
Adam A-'s Prayer	12751
Song. On Miss W.A	12753
Letter to J-s T-t, Gl-nc-r	12755
[To Mrs. C-]	12758
To a Mountain-Daisy	12759
The Lament	12762
Despondency, an Ode	12767
Jeremiah 15th Ch. 10 V	12771
Epitaph on a Henpecked Country Squire	12772
Epigram on said Occasion	12773
Another	12774
Extempore - to Mr Gavin Hamilton	12775
On a Scotch Bard Gone to the West Indies	12778
[Second Epistle to Davie]	12781
[To] Mr Gavin Hamilton, Mauchline	12784
A Dedication To G** H***** Esq	12786
A Bard's Epitaph	12792
Epistle to a Young Friend	12794
[Lines written on a Bank-note]	12799
Highland Lassie O -	12800
[Address of Beelzebub]	12802
Libel Summons	12806
Epitaph on John Dove, Innkeeper, Mauchline	12814
Epitaph on a Wag in Mauchline	12815
[On Willie Chalmers]	12816
A Dream	12819
[To Dr. John Mackenzie]	12827
The Farewell. To the Brethren of St. James's Lodge, Tarbolton	12828
The Farewell	12830
Tam Samson's Elegy	12832
[To John Kennedy]	12838
[Answer to an Epistle from a Taylor]	12839
The Brigs of Ayr, a Poem. Inscribed to J. B*********, Esq; Ayr	12846
Wrote on the blank leaf of a copy of my first Edition	12857
Song	12858
The Northern Lass	12860
A Fragment	12861
The Calf	12863
Nature's Law	12865
Extempore Verses on Dining with Lord Daer	12868
The Sons of old Killie	12871
Epistle to Captn. Willm. Logan at Park	12872
A Winter Night	12876
[Extempore Reply to an Invitation]	12881
Lying at a Reverend Friend's house one night	12882
[The Night was still]	12884
[Rusticity's ungainly Form]	12885
Address to Edinburgh	12886
To a Haggis	12890
Verses intended to be written below a noble Earl's picture	12893
Song	12894
To Miss L-	12897
[There was a lad]	12898
Elegy on the Death of Robert Ruisseaux	12900
Epitaph. Here lies Robert Fergusson, Poet	12901
[On Fergusson]	12902
[Ill-fated Genius! Heaven-taught Fergusson]	12903
To a Painter	12904
To Mr E- on his translation of and commentaries on Martial	12905
The Answer [to: The Guidwife of Wauchope-House]	12906
[To Miss Isabella Macleod]	12911
Extempore, in the Court of S-	12912
Extempore Epistle to Mr Mc Adam of Craigengillan	12914
Prologue	12916
Epistle to Mr Tytler of Woodhouselee	12919
[To Miss Ainslie, in Church]	12921
[To William Creech]	12922
[To Symon Gray]	12926
[To Renton of Lamerton]	12928
Bonie Dundee	12929
[At Roslin Inn]	12930
Epigram	12931
On the death of Sir J. Hunter Blair	12932
[To Miss Ferrier]	12935
On reading, in a Newspaper, the Death of - M'L-, Esq	12937
Yon wild mossy mountains	12939
My Harry was a Gallant gay	12941
Verses written on a window of the Inn at Carron	12943
[Lines on Stirling]	12944
On a Schoolmaster in Cleish Parish, Fifeshire	12946
Strathallan's Lament	12947
Written with a Pencil over the Chimney-piece	12948
The Birks of Aberfeldey. - Composed on the spot	12950
[Amang the trees]	12952
The Humble Petition of Bruar Water to the Noble Duke of Athole	12953
A Verse composed and repeated by Burns	12957
Written with a Pencil, standing by the Fall of Fyers, near Loch-Ness	12958
Castle Gordon - intended to be sung to Morag	12959
The young Highland Rover	12961
Theniel Menzies' bony Mary	12963
Lady Onlie	12965
Song. - Composed at Auchtertyre on Miss Euphemia Murray of Lentrose	12966
On scaring some Water-Fowl in Loch-Turit	12968
My Peggy's face	12970
Where braving angry Winter's storms	12971
The banks of the Devon	12972
[Epitaph for William Nicol]	12973
Ca' the ewes	12974
On the death of the late Lord President Dundas	12976
Answer to Clarinda	12978
Scots Ballad	12981
A Birth-day Ode. December 31st 1787	12983
Hunting Song	12986
[On Johnson's Opinion of Hampden]	12988
Song	12989
An Extemporaneous Effusion on being appointed to the Excise	12990
To the Weaver's gin ye go	12991
I'm o'er young to Marry Yet	12993
McPherson's Farewell	12994
Stay, my Charmer, can you leave me?	12996
What will I do gin my Hoggie die	12997
Jumpin John	12998
Up in the Morning Early	12999
Dusty Miller	13000
Duncan Davison	13001
Where Helen Lies	13003
Duncan Gray	13005
The Ploughman	13007
Hey tuti tatey	13009
Raving winds around her blowing	13010
Musing on the roaring Ocean	13011
To daunton me	13012
[Interpolation]	13014
O'er the water to Charlie	13015
Up and warn a' Willie	13016
The Rosebud	13019
[Revision for Clarinda]	13021
And I'll kiss thee yet, yet	13022
Rattlin, roarin Willie	13023
Clarinda	13025
The Winter it is Past	13026
[To Clarinda]	13027
Song	13028
Epitaph on R. Muir	13029
Epistle to Hugh Parker	13030
Thou whom chance may hither lead	13032
Written in Friar's Carse Hermitage on the banks of Nith - June - 1788	13032
Altered from the foregoing - Dec - 1788	13034
The Fкte Champetre	13037
[To Alexander Cunningham]	13040
O Mally's meek, Mally's sweet	13042
I love my Jean	13043
O, were I on Parnassus Hill	13044
The Banks of Nith	13046
To Robt Graham of Fintry Esqr., with a request for an Excise Division	13047
The seventh of November	13052
The blue-eyed Lassie	13053
A Mother's Lament for the loss of her only Son	13054
The lazy mist	13055
Whistle o'er the lave o't	13056
Tam Glen	13057
To the beautiful Miss Eliza J-n, on her principles of Liberty and Equality	13059
[Sketch for an Elegy]	13060
Elegy on Capt. M- H-, a Gentleman	13062
Auld lang syne	13069
Epitaph for J.H. Writer in Ayr	13071
My bony Mary	13072
Ode, Sacred to the Memory of Mrs.- of -	13073
[Versicles on Sign-posts]	13075
To Mr. John Taylor	13076
A Sonnet upon Sonnets	13077
The Cares o' Love	13078
Louis what reck I by thee	13079
Sketch. New Year's Day. To Mrs. Dunlop	13080
Elegy on the Year 1788	13083
Robin shure in hairst	13085
[Come rede me, dame]	13086
[Caledonia]	13088
[At Whigham's Inn, Sanquhar]	13091
[To William Stewart]	13092
[Lines written in the Kirk of Lamington]	13094
Afton Water	13095
Ode to the departed Regency-bill - 1789	13097
On Seeing a Wounded Hare limp by me, which a Fellow had just shot at	13100
A new Psalm for the Chapel of Kilmarnock	13101
To Mr. McMurdo, with a pound of Lundiefoot Snuff	13103
Sketch. Inscribed to The Rt. Hon. Ch. J. Fox Esq	13104
[To Peter Stuart]	13107
The Kirk of Scotland's Garland - a new Song	13108
To Mr. Graham of Fintry, On being appointed to my Excise Division	13116
A Grace before dinner, Extempore	13117
Grace after Meat	13118
Willie brew'd a peck o' maut	13119
The Five Carlins - A Ballad - Tune, Chevy chase	13121
The Laddies by the Banks o' Nith	13126
To Miss C*********, a very young Lady	13128
The Whistle. A Ballad	13130
[Answer to an Invitation]	13135
Answer to Dr. Blacklock	13136
A Song	13141
On the Late Captain Grose's Peregrinations thro' Scotland	13143
Written under the picture of the celebrated Miss Burns	13146
Song	13147
Prologue	13150
Nithsdale's welcome hame	13152
Green Sleeves	13153
[To Alexander Findlater]	13154
[To a Gentleman who had sent him a News-paper]	13156
Elegy on Peg Nicholson	13158
I love my Love in secret	13159
Tibbie Dunbar	13160
The Taylor fell thro' the bed	13161
Ay waukin O	13162
Beware o' bonie Ann	13163
My Wife's a wanton, wee thing	13164
[Lassie lie near me]	13165
The Gardener wi' his paidle - or, The Gardener's March	13166
On a bank of Flowers	13167
My love she's but a lassie yet	13169
Cauld frosty morning	13170
Jamie come try me	13172
The Captain's Lady	13173
Johnie Cope	13174
[O dear Minny, what shall I do?]	13177
[Carl an the king come]	13178
There's a youth in this City	13179
My heart's in the Highlands	13180
John Anderson my Jo	13181
Awa whings awa	13182
I'll mak you be fain to follow me	13184
Merry hae I been teethin a heckle	13185
The White Cockade	13186
My Eppie	13187
The Battle of Sherra-moor	13188
Sandy and Jockie	13191
Young Jockey was the blythest lad	13192
A waukrife Minnie	13193
Song	13195
Killiecrankie	13197
The Campbells are comin	13198
Scots Prologue, For Mrs. Sutherland's Benefit Night	13199
Lament of Mary Queen of Scots on the Approach of Spring	13202
Song	13205
Epistle to Robt. Graham Esq: of Fintry	13206
On the Birth of a Posthumous Child	13213
Song	13215
Tam o' Shanter. A Tale	13217
[Ken ye ought o' Captain Grose?]	13227
Epigram on Capt. Francis Grose, The Celebrated Antiquary	13229
A Fragment, which was meant for the beginning of an Elegy	13230
To Terraughty, on his birth-day	13232
There'll never be peace till Jamie comes hame	13234
I look to the North	13235
The Banks o' Doon (A)	13236
The Banks o' Doon (B)	13238
On Mr. James Gracie	13239
Orananaoig, or, The Song of death	13240
Address, To the Shade of Thomson	13241
Extempore - on some Commemorations of Thomson	13243
Lovely Davies	13245
Lament for James, Earl of Glencairn	13247
To R*** G* of F***, Esq	13251
Gloomy December	13255
Song	13256
[There was twa Wives]	13258
O saw ye bonie Lesley	13259
Craigieburn-wood - A Song	13261
Frae the friends and Land I love	13263
Hughie Graham	13264
John come kiss me now	13267
Cock up your Beaver	13268
My Tochers the Jewel	13269
Then Guidwife count the lawin	13270
What can a young lassie do wi' an auld man	13271
The bonie lad that's far awa	13272
I do confess thou art sae fair	13274
Galloway Tam	13275
Song	13276
Lord Ronald my Son	13277
Bonie laddie, Highland laddie	13278
It is na, Jean, thy bonie face	13279
Eppie McNab	13280
Wha is that at my bower door?	13281
The bonny wee thing	13283
Geordie - An old Ballad	13284
As I was a wand'ring	13287
The weary Pund o' Tow	13288
I hae a wife o' my ain	13290
When she cam ben she bobbed	13291
O, for ane and twenty Tam	13292
O Kenmure's on and awa, Willie	13293
Bessy and her spinning wheel	13295
My Collier laddie	13297
The Shepherd's Wife	13299
Johnie Blunt	13301
Country Lassie	13303
Fair Eliza	13305
Ye Jacobites by name	13307
The Posie	13309
Song - Sic a wife as Willie's wife	13311
My bonie laddie's young but he's growin yet	13313
Such a parcel of rogues in a nation	13314
Kellyburnbraes	13316
[Jockey fou and Jenny fain]	13319
The Slave's Lament	13320
Bonie Bell	13321
The gallant Weaver	13322
Hey Ca' thro'	13323
Can ye labor lea	13324
The deuks dang o'er my daddie	13325
As I went out ae May morning	13326
She's fair and fause	13328
The De'il's awa wi' th' Exciseman	13329
Song	13330
My wife's a winsome wee thing	13332
Highland Mary	13333
The Rights of Woman - Spoken by Miss Fontenelle on her benefit night	13335
Here's a Health to them that's awa	13337
The lea-rig	13339
Auld Rob Morris	13341
Duncan Gray	13342
[Why should na poor folk mowe]	13344
Here awa', there awa'	13346
Galla Water	13347
Song	13348
Lord Gregory	13350
Sonnet - On hearing a thrush sing on a morning walk in January	13352
Address to General Dumourier	13353
[A Toast]	13354
Open the door to me Oh	13355
Jessie - A new Scots song	13356
Song	13357
When wild War's deadly Blast was blawn	13359
O ken ye what Meg o' the mill has gotten	13362
Ken ye what Meg o' the mill has gotten	13363
Song	13364
Song	13365
On being asked why God had made Miss D- so little and Mrs A- so big	13367
[Maxwell of Cardoness]	13368
[On] Maxwell of Cardoness	13368
Extempore - On being shown a beautiful Country seat belonging to the same	13369
[Annotations in Verse]	13370
O were my Love yon Lilack fair	13371
A Ballad	13372
[Epigrams on Lord Galloway]	13375
[On the death of Echo, a Lap-dog]	13377
[In wood and wild, ye warbling throng]	13377
[Ye warblers of the vocal grove]	13378
On J-hn M-r-ne, laird of L-gg-n	13379
Phillis the fair	13380
Song	13382
Song	13383
Song	13384
Allan Water	13387
Song	13389
Dainty Davie	13390
Robert Bruce's March to Bannockburn	13392
To Maria	13394
Down the burn Davie	13395
[Passion's Cry]	13396
The Primrose	13398
Thou hast left me ever	13399
Song	13400
Fair Jenny	13401
On Captn W- R-dd-ck of C-rb-ton	13403
Thine am I, my Chloris fair	13404
[Bonie Mary]	13405
Act Sederunt of the Session - A Scots Ballad	13407
To Captn G-, on being asked why I was not to be of the party	13409
Impromptu, on Mrs. W. Riddell's Birthday, 4th Novr. 1793	13411
Occasional Address, Spoken by Miss Fontenelle, on her Benefit-Night	13412
On seeing Miss Fontenelle in a Favourite Character	13415
English Song	13416
To Miss Graham of Fintray	13418
Monody on Maria	13419
Wilt thou be my Dearie	13421
Sonnet, on the Death of Robert Riddel, Esq. of Glen Riddel, April 1794	13422
On Robert Riddel	13423
Banks of Cree	13424
Pinned to Mrs R-'s carriage	13425
In answer to one who affirmed of a well-known Character here, Dr B-	13426
Extempore [on The Loyal Natives' Verses]	13427
Ode [For General Washington's Birthday]	13428
On W. R-, Esq	13431
A red red Rose	13432
On the seas and far away	13433
To Dr Maxwell, on Miss Jessy Staig's recovery	13436
Ca' the yowes to the knowes	13437
She says she lo'es me best of a'	13439
Saw ye my Phely (quasi dicat, Phillis)	13441
How lang and dreary is the night	13442
Song	13443
The auld man's winter thought	13444
The Lovers morning salute to his Mistress	13445
On seeing Mrs Kemble in Yarico	13447
To the Honble Mr R. M-, of P-nm-re, on his high Phaeton	13448
Song, altered from an old English one	13449
Lassie wi' the lintwhite locks	13450
[To Chloris]	13452
Song	13453
Can you leave me thus, my Katy	13456
Scotish Song	13457
Song	13459
My Nanie's awa	13460
[Dumfries Epigrams]	13461
[C-d faithful likeness]	13461
[Should he escape the slaughter of thine Eyes]	13462
[Pray, who are these Natives]	13463
[On an old acquaintance]	13464
[Friend Commissar]	13465
[On Mr. Burke]	13466
[At the election of Magistrates for Dumfries]	13467
On Chloris requesting me to give her a spray of a sloe-thorn in full blossom	13468
Ode to Spring	13469
Song - For a' that and a' that	13471
Sweet fa's the eve on Craigieburn	13473
The Dumfries Volunteers	13474
Let me in this ae night	13476
Fragment - Epistle from Esopus to Maria	13479
On Miss J. Scott, of Ayr	13483
Song	13484
Song - (On Chloris being ill)	13487
Elegy on Mr William Cruikshank A. M	13489
[The Heron Ballads, 1795]	13490
[Wham will we send to London town]	13490
The Election: A New Song	13493
Johnie B-'s lament	13497
Buy Braw Troggin. An Excellent New Song	13501
Address to the woodlark	13505
Song	13506
Song	13507
Altered from an old English song	13508
Song	13509
Address to the Tooth-Ache	13511
English Song	13513
Scotch Song	13515
Scotish Ballad	13517
Fragment	13519
Poetical Inscription, for an Altar to Independence at Kerrouchtry	13520
[To Chloris]	13521
Song	13523
Scotish Song	13525
Song	13526
[To John Syme]	13528
On Mr Pit's hair-powder tax	13529
[The Solemn League and Covenant]	13530
The Bob o' Dumblane	13531
Poem	13532
The Dean of Faculty - A new Ballad	13534
Hey for a lass wi' a tocher	13536
Poem on Life	13538
Here's a health to ane I lo'e dear	13541
[On Jessy Lewars]	13542
[Talk not to me of savages]	13542
[Fill me with the rosy wine]	13543
[Say, sages, what's the charm on earth]	13544
[But rarely seen since Nature's birth]	13545
To a Young Lady, Miss Jessy L-, Dumfries	13546
[Oh wert thou in the cauld blast]	13547
Song	13548
To Mr. S. McKenzie	13549
A Fragment - On Glenriddel's Fox breaking his chain	13550
[To Captain Riddell]	13553
[Reply to Robert Riddell]	13554
[Grim Grizzle]	13555
Burns grace at Kirkudbright	13559
[Graces - at the Globe Tavern]	13560
[Lines Written on windows of the Globe Tavern, Dumfries]	13562
[The greybeard, old wisdom, may boast of his treasures]	13562
Song	13563
[My bottle is a holy pool]	13564
[In politics if thou would'st mix]	13565
Lines Written on a window, at the King's Arms Tavern, Dumfries	13566
[You're welcome, Willie Stewart]	13567
[At Brownhill Inn]	13568
On W- Gr-h-m Esq: of M-sskn-w	13569
[Epitaph on Mr. Burton]	13570
Epitaph on D- C-	13571
Epitaph Extempore, On a person nicknamed the Marquis	13572
Epitaph on J-hn B-shby	13573
On Captn L-lles	13574
[On John M 'Murdo]	13575
[On Gabriel Richardson]	13576
On Commissary Goldie's Brains	13577
The Hue and Cry of John Lewars	13578
[The Keekin'Glass]	13580
[Inscription on a Goblet]	13581
[On Andrew Turner]	13582
[The Toadeater]	13583
The lovely lass o' Inverness	13584
Song	13585
The Wren's Nest	13587
O an ye were dead Gudeman	13588
Tam Lin	13589
Had I the wyte she bade me	13598
Comin thro' the rye	13600
The rowin 't in her apron	13601
Charlie he's my darling	13603
The Lass of Ecclefechan	13605
We'll hide the Couper behint the door	13606
Leezie Lindsay	13608
For the sake o' Somebody	13609
The cardin o't	13610
Sutors o' Selkirk	13611
Tibbie Fowler	13612
There's three true gude fellows	13614
The bonie lass made the bed to me	13615
Sae far awa	13618
The Reel o' Stumpie	13619
I'll ay ca' in by yon town	13620
The rantin laddie	13621
O May thy morn	13624
As I cam o'er the Cairney mount	13625
Highland laddie	13626
Lovely Polly Stewart	13628
The Highland balou	13629
Bannocks o' bear-meal	13630
Wae is my heart	13631
Here's his health in water [A]	13632
Here's his health in water [B]	13633
Gude Wallace	13634
The auld man's mare's dead	13637
The Taylor	13639
There grows a bonie brier-bush	13640
Here's to thy health my bonie lass	13642
It was a' for our rightfu' king	13644
The Highland widow's lament	13646
O steer her up and had her gaun	13648
Wee Willie Gray	13649
Gudeen to you kimmer	13650
O ay my wife she dang me	13652
Scroggam	13653
O gude ale comes	13654
My Lady's gown there's gairs upon't	13655
Sweetest May	13657
Jockey's ta'en the parting kiss	13658
O lay thy loof in mine lass	13659
Cauld is the e'enin blast	13660
There was a bonie lass	13661
There's news lasses news	13662
O that I had ne'er been Married	13663
The German lairdie	13664

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