Robert Burns the new songs 61-70 - Robert Burns the new songs

Robert Burns Vol.61

613. New Year's day - a sketch

614. Scots prologue for Mrs Sutherland

615. To a gentleman

616. Remonstrance on irregular delivery

617. Elegy on Willie Nicol's mare

618. Guidwife count the lawin [2]

619. Election Ballad

620. Elegy on Captain Matthew Henderson

621. The Epitaph Stop, passenger

622. Verses on Captain Grose

Robert Burns Vol.62

623. On the birth of a posthumous child [2]

624. Elegy on the late Miss Burnet of Monboddo [2]

625. Lament on Mary Queen of Scots [2]

626. Lament on Mary Queen of Scots [3]

627. There'll never be peace till Jamie comes hame [2]

628. The Banks O' Doon [2]

629. Ye banks and braes

630. Lament for James Earl of Glencairn

631. Lines to Sir John Whiteford

632. Epigram on Miss Davies

Robert Burns Vol.63

633. The charms of lovely Davies [2]

634. The posie [2]

635. On Glenriddel's fox breaking its chain

636. On pastoral poetry

637. The gallant weaver [2]

638. Epigram at Brownhill Inn

639. O for ane an' twenty Tam [2]

640. My Bonnie Bell [2]

641. Address to the shade of Thomson [2]

642. Nithsdale's welcome hame [2]

Robert Burns Vol.64

643. Frae the friends and land I love [2]

644. Such a parcel of rogues in a nation [2]

645. Epistle to John Maxwell [2]

646. Third Epistle to Robert Graham

647. The song of death

648. The toadeater

649. The toadeater (another version)

650. The lamington Kirk

651. The keekin' glass

652. A grace before dinner, extempore [2]

Robert Burns Vol.65

653. A grace after dinner [2]

654. Behold the hour [3]

655. I do confess thou art sae fair [2]

656. The weary pund o' tow [2]

657. My collier laddie [2]

658. Sic a wife as Willie had

659. Lady Mary Ann

660. Kellyburn Braes [2]

661. O can ye labour lea [2]

662. The deuks dang o'er my daddie [2]

Robert Burns Vol.66

663. The country lassie [2]

664. Bessy and her spinning wheel [2]

665. Love for love [2]

666. I'll meet thee on the lea rig [2]

667. My wife’s a winsome wee thing [2]

668. Highland Mary [3]

669. Auld Rob Morris [2]

670. Epigram on seeing Miss Fontenelle

671. Extempore on some commemorations of Thomson [1]

672. Extempore on some commemorations of Thomson [2]

Robert Burns Vol.67

673. Duncan Gray [2]

674. O poortith cauld and restless love [2]

675. Braw lads o' Galla Water [2]

676. Sonnet on hearing a thrush [2]

677. Lord Gregory [2]

678. Open the door to me O [2]

679. Young Jessie [2]

680. The soldier's return [2]

681. Ye true loyal natives

682. On commissary Goldie's Brains

Robert Burns Vol.68

683. Lines inscribed in a Lady's pocket almanac

684. A toast [2]

685. Thanksgiving for a naval victory

686. Globe Inn window-The greybeard

687. Globe Inn window-I Murder hate

688. Globe Inn window- My bottle

689. Globe Inn window-In politics

690. The Mauchlin wedding [3]

691. The hue and cry of John Lewars [2]

692. To Miss Isabella Macleod [2]

693. To William Stewart [2]

694. The tree of liberty [2]

Robert Burns Vol.69

695. A sonnet upon sonnets [1]

696. A sonnet upon sonnets [2]

697. Sketch for an elegy

698. The cares o' love

699. On Johnson's opinion of Hampden

700. At Whigham's Inn Sanquhar [1]

701. At Whigham's Inn Sanquhar [2]

702. On being told

703. On an old acquaintance

704. On James Swan

705. On Edmund Burke

Robert Burns Vol.70

706. On a lady of Amazonian Stature

707. On William Copland of Collieston

708. To the Dumfries loyal natives

709. Epitaph for John Hunter

710. Mr Pitt's hair powder tax [2]

711. To the Honourable Wm R Maule

712. To Captain Gordon

713. On Marriage [2]

714. Elegy on William Cruikshank

715. Epitaph on Robert Muir

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