Melaia. |
1 |
Tracy De Vore and Hubert Grey |
33 |
The Old Armchair |
51 |
Song of the Rushlight |
52 |
Oh, dear to Memory are those Hours! |
55 |
The Land of my Birth |
56 |
The Mother who has a Child at Sea |
58 |
Spring |
59 |
Summer’s Farewell |
60 |
The Gipsy s’ Tent |
62 |
Sailing Song |
63 |
The Miser |
64 |
The Free |
65 |
Sleep |
67 |
Hallowed be thy Name |
68 |
Winter |
69 |
The English ship by Moonlight |
70 |
Water |
72 |
Snow |
73 |
Old Dobbin |
74 |
The Quiet Eye |
77 |
The gallant English Tar |
78 |
The Old Farm-gate |
80 |
Stanzas |
82 |
Buttercups and Daisies |
83 |
The Idiot Born |
85 |
The Waters |
86 |
The Star of Glengary |
89 |
The Poet |
90 |
The Gipsy Child |
92 |
The Song of Marion |
94 |
Nature’s Gentleman |
95 |
Norah M’Shane |
98 |
Truth |
99 |
The Sexton |
101 |
The Poet’s Wreath |
103 |
Galla Brae |
105 |
Hang up his Harp; he’ll wake no more! |
106 |
Venetian Serenade |
107 |
The Clouds |
ib. |
The Englishman |
109 |
To a favorite Pony |
110 |
Stanzas |
113 |
Song of the Carrion Crow |
114 |
Nae Star was glintin out aboon |
117 |
Cupid’s Arrow |
118 |
A B C |
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119 |
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A Love Song |
120 |
The Young Mariners |
121 |
This is the Hour for me |
125 |
Night |
126 |
The Heart that’s true |
128 |
The Loved One was not there |
129 |
The Ploughshare of Old England |
130 |
Gratitude |
131 |
Away from the Revel |
133 |
The Fairy of the Sea |
134 |
Oh! never breathe a Dead One’s Name |
135 |
The Sailor’s Grave |
136 |
I miss thee, my Mother |
137 |
A Song for Merry Harvest |
139 |
The World |
140 |
There’s a Star in the West |
142 |
Stanzas |
143 |
England |
145 |
"Thy Kingdom come" |
147 |
The Bow |
148 |
The Forest Trees |
150 |
The Horse |
151 |
The King of the Wind |
153 |
The Mourners |
154 |
My Grave |
157 |
The Wreaths |
158 |
Old Pincher |
160 |
Christmas Tide |
164 |
Kings |
166 |
Hope |
168 |
Lines, written at Midnight, in the prospect of
a dreaded Bereavement |
169 |
The First Voyage |
172 |
Fragment |
173 |
Lines, written to beguile an idle Hour |
175 |
To Fancy |
177 |
Children’s welcoming |
179 |
He led her to the Altar |
181 |
The Old Water Mill |
182 |
The Sacrilegious Gamesters |
184 |
Duncan Lee |
191 |
My Native Home |
193 |
Winter |
194 |
Love |
195 |
Song of the Sea-Gulls |
197 |
Our Native Song |
199 |
Sir Harold the Hunter |
200 |
Loch Leven’s Gentle Stream |
201 |
Music |
202 |
On Seeing a Bird-catcher |
203 |
Stanzas |
204 |
The Dead |
205 |
Rover’s Song |
207 |
The Thames |
208 |
Song of the Mariners |
209 |
Through the Waters |
211 |
The Star of my Home |
214 |
The Brave |
215 |
Dinna forgot me |
216 |
Stanzas to the Young |
ib. |
A Home in the Heart |
218 |
The Homes of the Dead |
219 |
Stanzas |
221 |
Wedding Bells |
222 |
The Flag of the Free |
223 |
Prayer |
224 |
The King’s Old Hall |
226 |
The Last Look |
227 |
The Slumber of Death |
229 |
Song for the New Year |
230 |
Our Sailors and our Ships |
232 |
Stanzas |
233 |
Charlie O’Ross, wi’ the Sloe black Een |
235 |
The Fisher Boy jollily lives |
236 |
I thank thee, God, for Weal and Woe |
237 |
Stanzas--the Tomb |
238 |
Blue Bells in the Shade |
239 |
The Smuggler Boy |
240 |
My Birthday |
241 |
Song of the Imprisoned Bird |
243 |
The Willow Tree |
245 |
Fire |
246 |
Stanzas |
247 |
Lines to the Queen of England |
248 |
Stanzas |
250 |
Song of the Sun |
251 |
A Summer Sketch |
253 |
The Welcome Back |
255 |
When the Christmas Log is burning |
256 |
The Acorn |
257 |
To a Cricket |
258 |
Anacreontic |
260 |
The Christmas Holly |
261 |
Say, oh! say, you love me! |
262 |
"Thy Will be done" |
263 |
Fill, my Glass, boy, fill up to the Brim |
265 |
Song of Old Time |
266 |
Song of the Goblet |
267 |
Washington |
270 |
Sonnet written at the Couch of a dying Parent |
272 |
Love’s First Dream |
ib. |
The Surgeon’s Knife |
273 |
Love on |
274 |
Time |
276 |
