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410. Queen Artemisia
411. On Tam the Chapman
412. Lines addressed to John Rankine
413. Three lines to the same
414. Man was made to mourn
415. The twa herds or the holy tulyie
416. Epistle to Davie a brother poet
417. Epitaph on holy Willie
418. Death and Doctor Hornbook
419. Epistle to John Lapraik
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Davie a brother poet

Robert Burns Vol.42

420. Second Epistle to John Lapraik
421. Postcript
422. One night as I did wander
423. Tho' cruel fate should bid us part
424. Rantin' rovin' Robin [1]
425. Rantin' rovin' Robin [2]
426. Elegy on the death of Robert Ruisseaux
427. Epistle to John Goldie Kilmarnock
428. Third Epistle to John Lapraik
429. To the Rev John McMath
430. Second Epistle to Davie
Jean Armour Burns Brown
Jean Armour Burns Brown (Robert Burns Great Granddaughter)

Robert Burns Vol.43

431. Young Peggy blooms
432. Farewell to Ballochmyle [2]
433. Her flowing locks
434. Halloween
435. To a mouse
436. Epitaph on John Dove, Innkeeper
437. Epitaph for James Smith, a Mauchline wag
438. Adam Armour's prayer
439. Love and liberty
440. I am a son of mars
field mouse
Field mouse

Robert Burns Vol.44

441. He ended and the kebars sheuk
442. I once was a maid
443. Poor merry Andrew
444. Sir Wisdom's a fool
445. Then niest outspak
446. A highland lad
447. A pigmy scraper
448. Whistle o'er the lave o't [3]
449. Recitavito [2]
450. My bonnie lass
my bonnie lass
My bonnie lass

Robert Burns Vol.45

451. The caird prevail'd
452. I am a bard of no regard
453. So sang the bard
454. See the smoking bowl
455. Momen's minds [2]
456. Merry hae I been teethin' a heckle
457. The Cotter's Saturday night
458. Address to the Deil
459. Scotch drink
460. The auld farmer's New Year morning salutation to his auld mare Maggie
smoking bowl
The smoking bowl

Robert Burns Vol.46

461. The author's earnest cry and prayer
462. The ordination
463. Epistle to James Smith
464. The Vision (duan first)
465. The Vision (duan second)
466. Following the 18th stanza
467. After 20th stanza of the text
468. After 21st stanza of the text
469. Address to the unco guid
470. Here's his health in water
charles edward stuart
Charles Edward Stuart

Robert Burns Vol.47

471. To John Kennedy
472. To Mr McAdam
473. To a louse
474. Inscribed on a work of Hannah More's
475. The lass of Ballochmyle
476. The holy fair
477. Song composed in Spring
478. To a mountain daisy
479. To ruin
480. The lament
Hannah More
Hannah More

Robert Burns Vol.48

481. Despondency - an ode
482. To Gavin Hamilton
483. Versified reply to an invitation
484. Will ye go to the Indies my Mary [1]
485. Will ye go to the Indies my Mary [2]
486. Epistle to a young friend
487. A dream
488. A dedication (fragment)
489. To Dr Mackenzie Mauchline
490. Farewell to the brethren [2]
491. A Bard's Epitaph
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Farewell to the brethren

Robert Burns Vol.49

492. For Robert Aiken Esq.
493. For Gavin Hamilton Esq.
494. On Wee Johnie
495. A tale
496. Now health forsakes - A fragment
497. Farewell lines to Mr John Kennedy
498. Lines to an old sweetheart
499. Lines written on a banknote
500. Stanzas on naething
501. The farewell
the farewell
The farewell

Robert Burns Vol.50

502. The calf
503. Nature's law
504. On Willie Chalmers
505. Answer to a trimming epistle received from a tailor
506. The brigs of Ayr
507. Prayer - O thou dread power
508. Irvine's bairns
509. Farewell song to the banks of Ayr [2]
510. Address to the toothache
511. On dining with Lord Daer
Brig o' Ayr
The brigs of Ayr

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