Robert Burns the new songs 31-40 - Robert Burns the new songs

Robert Burns Vol.31

306. Steer her up an' haud her gaun [2]

307. Guid ale keeps the heart aboon [2]

308. It was a' for our rightfu' king

309. Logan braes [2]

310. Wae is my heart

311. My Nannie's awa

312. Impromptu on Mrs Riddell's birthday

313. Thine am I my faithful fair

314. Ode for General Washington's birthday

315. There was a bonnie lass

Robert Burns Vol.32

316. O Philly, happy be that day

317. Phillis, the queen o' the fair

318. Whistle, and I'll come to you, my lad

319. Epitaph on a lap dog

320. Cans’t thou leave me thus, my Katie

321. Bannocks o' beremeal

322. Lines on John McMurdo, esq

323. To the beautiful Miss Eliza

324. I'll aye ca in by yon town

325. Mally's meek, Mally's sweet

Robert Burns Vol.33

326. Ballads on Mr Heron's election, 1795

327. Address to the woodlark [1]

328. Does haughty gaul invasion threat [1]

329. To miss Jessy Lewars

330. Crowdie ever mair

331. Fairest maid on Devon banks

332. There's news lasses news

333. Ballad third John Bushby's lamentation

334. Jockey's ta'en the parting kiss

335. How cruel are the parents

Robert Burns Vol.34

336. Heron election ballad fourth

337. O wert thou in the cauld blast

338. On Chloris being ill

339. O wat ye wha's in yon town

340. O bonnie was yon rosy brier

341. Hey for a lass wi' a tocher

342. The toast

343. Forlorn my love no comfort near

344. Had I the wyte, she bade me

345. O lay thy loof in mine lass

Robert Burns Vol.35

346. Now spring has clad the grove in green

347. Does haughty gaul invasion threat [2]

348. Ballad second-election day

349. Poetic inscription for an altar of indepencence

350. The cooper o' Cuddie

351. This is no my ain lassie

352. The lass that made the bed to me [1]

353. The cardin o't the spinnin o't

354. To Chloris

355. The braw wooer

Robert Burns Vol.36

356. The dean of faculty-a new ballad

357. The lass that made the bed to me [2]

358. The menagerie

359. O' that's the lassie o' my heart

360. Why why tell thy lover

361. Address to the woodlark [2]

362. Mark yonder pomp of costly fashion

363. The Collector Mitchell

364. Their groves o sweet myrtle

365. Poem on life

366. Here's a health to ane I loe dear

Robert Burns Vol.37

367. Handsome Nell [1] a

368. Handsome Nell [1] b

369. Handsome Nell [2]

370. O Tibbie I hae seen the day

371. In the character of a ruined farmer

372. Tragic fragment

373. The Ronalds of the Bennals

374. Here's to thy health [2]

375. Winter [1]

376. Winter [2]

377. A prayer under the pressure of of violent anguish

Robert Burns Vol.38

378. Paraphrase of the first psalm

379. Verses of the nineteenth psalm

380. A prayer in the prospect of death

381. Stanzas on the same occasion

382. Fickle fortune

383. Raging fortune

384. I'll go and be a sodger

385. No churchman am I

386. A stanza added in a Mason Lodge

387. My father was a farmer

Robert Burns Vol.39

388. John Barleycorn

389. Poor Mailey's Elegy

390. The Rigs o' barley [1]

391. The Rigs o' barley [2]

392. Green grow the rashes o [1]

393. Green grow the rashes o [2]

394. Remorse A fragment

395. Epitaph on James Grieve

396. Epitaph on an innkeeper in Tarbolton

397. Epitaph on William Hood

398. Epitaph on William Muir

399. The Selkirk Grace

Robert Burns Vol.40

400. Epitaph on my ever honoured father

401. Ballad on the American war

402. Reply to an announcement by John Rankine

403. Episle to John Rankine

404. A poet's welcome to his love begotten daughter

405. My girl she's airy

406. The belles of Mauchline

407. Epitaph on a noisy polemic

408. Epitaph on a henpecked country squire

409. Epigram on said occasion

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