| A Character |
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| A Cheerful-Tempered Lover's Farewell To His Mistress |
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| A Child To His Sick Grandfather |
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| A Disappointment |
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| A Hymn |
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| A Hymn For The Kirk |
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| A Lamentation |
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| A Melancholy Lover's Farewell To His Mistress |
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| A Mother To Her Waking Infant |
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| A November Night's Traveller |
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| A Nursery Lesson (Devotional) |
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| A Poetical Or Sound-Hearted Lover's Farewell To His Mistress |
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| A Portrait |
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| A Proud Lover's Farewell To His Mistress |
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| A Reverie |
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| A Riddle (#1) |
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| A Riddle (#2) |
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| A Sailor's Song |
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| A Scotch Song |
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| A Second Hymn For The Kirk |
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| A Simile |
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| A Sketch |
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| A Song Written For An Irish Melody |
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| A Song, |
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| A Summer Day |
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| A Third Hymn For The Kirk |
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| A Volunteer Song |
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| A Winter Day |
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| Additional Lines To Retaliation |
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| Address To A Steam-Vessel |
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| Address To The Evening Primrose |
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| Address To The Muses |
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| Address To The Nymph Of The Mountain Stream Between The Arrochar And Cairndow, In The Western Highlands Of Scotland |
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| Annan Water |
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| At Lake Thrasymenus |
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| Belshazzar's Feast |
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| Cameronian Dream |
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| Chorus Of Greek Matrons |
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| De La Charite Pour Les Pauvres Prisonniers, Dieppe |
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| Devon's Poly-Obion |
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| Devotional Song For A Negro Child |
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| Elegy On The Abrogation Of The Birth-Night Ball, And The Consequent Final Subversion Of The Minuet |
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| Epistle To Earl Harcourt, On His Wishing Her To Spell Her Name With Of Catherine With A K. |
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| Evening |
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| Fair Mead Lodge |
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| Female Picture of a Country Life |
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| Fothringay |
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| Fragment Of A Poem |
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| Fy, Let Us A' To The Wedding |
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| Hay-Making |
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| Hooly And Fairly |
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| Hope And Memory |
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| Hymn #3 |
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| Hymn #4 |
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| Hymn #5 |
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| Hymn #6 |
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| Hymn #7 |
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| Hymn For The Scotch Kirk |
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| Hymn On The Seasons |
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| Inscription For A Retired Seat In A Friend's Shrubbery |
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| Job XIII. 15. |
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| L'Ennuyee |
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| Lines For A Friend's Album |
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| Lines On The d**h Of Sir Walter Scott |
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| Lines On The d**h Of William Sotheby, Esq |
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| Lines Suggested By A Portrait Of The Queen, Taken On The Last Examination Previous To Execution |
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| Lines To A Parrot |
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| Lines To A Teapot |
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| Lines To Agnes Baillie On Her Birthday |
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| Lines Written In Lady Lonsdale's Album, At Lowther Castle, Oct.13,1821 |
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| Lines Written In The Autumn Of 1818 |
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| Lines Written On The Field Of Quatre Bras, 1821 |
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| Lines, Written At Athens In 1820 |
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| London |
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| Lord John Of The East |
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| Love |
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| Maid Of Llanwellyn |
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| Malcolm's Heir |
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| Malcolm's Heir |
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| On A Sleeping Boy |
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| On A Sprig Of Heath |
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| On Burning A Packet Of Letters Received From A Friend At An Early Period Of Life, Whose Correspondence Had Lapsed Into Silence, And Whose Friendship Into Apathy. |
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| On Grey Hair |
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| On Leaving Greece, 1820 |
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| On Memory |
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| On Reading Walter Scot's |
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| On The King's Illness |
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| On Time |
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| Orpheus To Eurydice |
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| Paestum |
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| Rhymes |
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| Rhymes For Chanting |
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| School Rhymes For Negro Children |
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| Second Devotional Song |
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| Second Nursery Lesson (Admonitory) |
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| Select Verses From The 147th Psalm |
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| Sir Maurice |
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| Song #2 |
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| Song #3 |
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| Song #4 |
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| Song #5 |
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| Song #7 |
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| Song #8 |
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| Song #9 |
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| Song For an Irish Melody |
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| Song written At Mr. Thomson's Request |
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| Song Written For A Welch Air |
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| Song Written For A Welch Air Called |
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| Song Written For A Welch Melody |
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| Song, A New Version Of An Old Scotch Song |
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| Song, Called the Country Lady's Reveillie |
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| Song, For An Irish Air |
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| Song, Poverty Parts Good Company |
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| Song, Woo'd And Married And A' |
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| Song, Written For An Irish Air |
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| Sonnet 1 |
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| Sonnet 2 |
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| Sonnet 3 |
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| Sonnet 4 |
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| Sonnet 5 |
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| Sonnet 6 |
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| Sonnet 7 |
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| Sonnet 8 |
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| Sonnet On The Apennines |
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| Sonnet To---- |
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| Sonnet Written At The Piraeus, 1820 |
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| Sonnet, Written Off Cefallonia, 1820 |
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| St. Cecilia |
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| St. John XXI. 1. |
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| St. luke VII. 12. |
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| St. Luke XVIII. 16. |
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| St. Matthew V.9. |
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| Stanzas, Suggested By A Canzone Of Petrarch |
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| Sunset Meditation, Under The Apprehension Of Approaching Blindness |
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| The Address Of Odusseus To The Greeks, At Thermpoylae, On The 20th Of July, 1822 |
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| The Banished Man, |
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| The Black Cock |
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| The Cataract Of Lodore |
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| The Clearing Shower |
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| The Devonshire Lane |
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| The Elden Tree |
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| The Fountain |
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| The Ghost Of Fadon |
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| The Grenwich Pensioners |
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| The Horse And His Rider |
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| The Lot Of Thousands |
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