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Ode for the Morning of the British Jubilee, 1809

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Congratulatory Lines on the Jubilee, humbly addressed to his Majesty

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Verses on the Jubilee Night at Lerwick

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The Author’s Address to the Critics

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On the Expected Return of Lord Collingwood to England

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Lines addressed to the Princess Elizabeth

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The Rose of the Rock

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On the Banks of the Esk

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The Sufferings of Faro-Part I.

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--------------------------- Part II.

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To the Muses

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To Eliza

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Verses in humble imitation of Burns

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Johnsmas

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To Walter Scott, Esq. on the Lady of the Lake

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A Fireside Vocal Concert

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On the Death of the Princess Amelia

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To the autumnal Equinox

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A Summer Sabbath Morn

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To a Friend of the Author’s

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The Fourth of June

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Lines on the Drawing Room of an intimate Friend of the Author’s

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Address to the Evening Star

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To the Memory of Lord Collingwood

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Description of Sound, near Lerwick

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Lines to Lady Monat Keith

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Foula

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Song

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Lines, on Seeing an Infant, whose Mother had died in Child-bed, presented at Church for Baptism

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On an ancient Obelisk

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To a Niece of the Author’s on her Birth Day

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Lines, written on the Occasion of a Boat, with six Men, being lost, while prosecuting the Fishery

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To the Zetland patriotic Society

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To the united Trades’ Society of Lerwick

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