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quadgram	frequency
in the parish of	40
was born on the	26
the auld meal mill	21
the university of edinburgh	21
our ain native land	17
born on the th	17
in prose and verse	16
one of the most	16
when the sun gaes	15
a small volume of	15
the sun gaes down	15
at the age of	14
was born in the	13
the modern scottish minstrel	13
the land of the	13
in his native town	13
in yon lane glen	13
the crook and plaid	12
in he published a	12
the edinburgh literary journal	12
his death took place	12
a duodecimo volume of	12
naebody hears widow miller	12
the bonnie hieland hills	12
hears widow miller complain	12
in the vicinity of	11
in the village of	11
the subject of this	11
home of my fathers	11
the banks of the	11
both in prose and	11
under the title of	10
were where gadie rins	10
he loved her for	10
in a duodecimo volume	10
the home of the	10
weary of the world	10
the composition of verses	10
wild glen sae green	10
i were where gadie	10
at an early age	9
in the following year	9
she died in beauty	9
when i come hame	9
of poems and songs	9
loved her for her	9
on the th february	9
the wild glen sae	9
in the land of	9
be no longer weary	9
on the th of	9
my love to me	9
on the th january	9
the editorship of the	9
born in the parish	9
castles in the air	9
i come hame at	9
at the parish school	9
volume of poems and	9
the period of his	9
book of scottish song	9
love the merry moonlight	8
i love the merry	8
in the course of	8
appeared from his pen	8
the university of glasgow	8
my ain dear nell	8
in the university of	8
during a period of	8
his father was a	8
at the university of	8
on the th december	8
death took place at	8
in the auld kirk	8
my muckle meal pock	8
her i love best	8
the author of the	8
creep afore ye gang	8
the bonnie rowan bush	8
of sir walter scott	7
on the gowan lea	7
as the author of	7
sweet the rising mountains	7
on his own account	7
i love the sea	7
duodecimo volume of poems	7
wears the crook and	7
the auld kirk bell	7
gin i were where	7
will think of thee	7
meet me on the	7
the jaw gae by	7
the land of gallant	7
edition of his poems	7
is my spirit sad	7
a number of years	7
on the th april	7
the author of a	7
i will think of	7
say na you maun	7
on the banks of	7
there is music in	7
of the free church	7
let the jaw gae	7
edinburgh on the th	7
the book of scottish	7
land of gallant hearts	7
in his sixteenth year	7
hills of the heather	7
the thistle of scotland	7
the land we love	7
me on the gowan	7
the maid of my	7
was born at glasgow	7
is music in the	7
the lane auld man	7
maid of my heart	7
my auld wifie jean	7
is a native of	7
why is my spirit	7
my harp when the	6
the mair that ye	6
i think on the	6
the song of the	6
the modern gaelic minstrelsy	6
at edinburgh on the	6
the sunny days are	6
from the modern gaelic	6
on the th october	6
a volume of poems	6
rowan bush in yon	6
small volume of poems	6
bore the same christian	6
the birdie sure to	6
och on a rie	6
is the land of	6
believe if you can	6
mair that ye work	6
bush in yon lane	6
he was born at	6
mair will ye win	6
my ain mountain land	6
the mair will ye	6
and honour thy guide	6
was nae for me	6
the bonnie redesdale lassie	6
for the present work	6
love was nae for	6
the parish school of	6
think of thee yet	6
do you know what	6
was born at paisley	6
is my love to	6
sing is aye the	6
and let the jaw	6
an ordinary education at	6
sure to sing is	6
our auld scots sangs	6
will wake my harp	6
on the th july	6
wake my harp when	6
with the exception of	6
keps its ain drap	6
when the shades of	6
my bonnie wee lassie	6
translations from the modern	6
who bore the same	6
he published a small	6
metrical translations from the	6
published a volume of	6
wide this wintry night	6
to sing is aye	6
my love was nae	6
booksellers and publishers to	6
i will wake my	6
in his eighteenth year	6
days when we were	6
how culd my luve	6
when we were young	6
dinna cross the burn	6
in the office of	6
the occupation of a	6
of the ettrick shepherd	6
birdie sure to sing	6
bonnie rowan bush in	6
jouk and let the	6
education at the parish	6
the death of his	6
grass keps its ain	6
for a number of	6
you know what the	6
aye the mair will	6
saw ye my annie	6
our ain green shaw	6
sunny days are come	6
in the wild glen	6
culd my luve think	6
when i think on	6
is aye the gorbel	6
heart turns to thee	5
on the hill of	5
the happy time departed	5
the bard of alloa	5
the bucket for me	5
death of his father	5
one long thought of	5
na you maun gang	5
back to yer mither	5
the ladye that i	5
my ain wife for	5
to the study of	5
home of the brave	5
the concerns of literature	5
in the light of	5
hame is aye hamely	5
will ye walk the	5
i remember the time	5
blink that shines in	5
he published a volume	5
ain wife for ony	5
me to the fairy	5
the duties of his	5
dear to my heart	5
in his thirteenth year	5
from his pen in	5
the commencement of the	5
on the th march	5
was apprenticed to a	5
ony wife i see	5
in which he was	5
the music of the	5
was a native of	5
my own loved clime	5
hurrah for the thistle	5
during the period of	5
life is one long	5
my heart turns to	5
the old blighted thorn	5
of the brave and	5
at the same time	5
for the first time	5
bower of the wild	5
that my love was	5
long thought of thee	5
ladye that i love	5
in the composition of	5
is one long thought	5
or saw ye the	5
wife for ony wife	5
would that i were	5
under the care of	5
he was led to	5
the songs of scotland	5
was born in glasgow	5
of the duke of	5
in the hope of	5
but thou art not	5
not the land we	5
the days when we	5
when the star of	5
so early as his	5
o sweet is the	5
a collected edition of	5
of the house of	5
wee blink that shines	5
to the united states	5
to the ettrick shepherd	5
on the th june	5
the wee blink that	5
saft is the blink	5
thou art not the	5
on the breast of	5
to the fairy clime	5
of my own loved	5
our native hills again	5
land of my fathers	5
rose of seaton vale	5
his remains were interred	5
bubbles on the blast	5
the bard strikes his	5
was one of the	5
the tomb of the	5
for ony wife i	5
on the th may	5
set to music by	5
waft me to the	5
the wee bird singing	5
he has long been	5
on the death of	5
of his poetical compositions	5
by ballantyne and company	5
he was apprenticed to	5
remains were interred in	5
his connexion with the	5
that shines in a	5
ae gude turn deserves	5
of his native town	5
born on the d	5
gude turn deserves anither	5
the glen all is	5
shines in a tear	5
where he was born	5
glen all is still	5
the same christian name	5
the men of the	5
the chains of love	5
keep truth thy companion	5
was born at edinburgh	5
was born about the	5
of the established church	5
bard strikes his harp	5
the lily of the	5
flowers of my own	5
the breast of the	5
at the close of	5
in the town of	5
in the district of	5
the rose of seaton	5
yer mither nae mair	5
on the th september	5
art not the land	5
to the public journals	5
a copy of the	5
to yer mither nae	5
my bonnie wee bell	5
a number of songs	5
printed by ballantyne and	5
bee has left the	4
of our native land	4
me than all lands	4
though asleep not in	4
subject of this sketch	4
the close of his	4
was employed in the	4
the hills of the	4
never gang back to	4
my ain dear land	4
the maid of islay	4
far down on the	4
are girt by the	4
contributed verses to the	4
lyric gems of scotland	4
a pulse within the	4
i were where wild	4
i wiled my lass	4
on the subject of	4
though long the wanderer	4
things are at the	4
i have no home	4
what ails my heart	4
when shall we meet	4
are the blushes of	4
sae dear to me	4
has left the blossom	4
in the present work	4
of the compositions in	4
worst they must mend	4
a contributor to the	4
within the heart beats	4
a licentiate of the	4
in his fourteenth year	4
for the purpose of	4
on the d of	4
he was possessed of	4
the brave and the	4
born about the year	4
of his own composition	4
leave my native land	4
as one of the	4
to the land of	4
chains of love made	4
hurrah for the highlands	4
after a period of	4
soul is ever with	4
and county of stirling	4
beauty of the shieling	4
in person he was	4
tomb of the bruce	4
the greater number of	4
the lyric gems of	4
the heart of a	4
the noble scottish game	4
place on the th	4
in the midst of	4
in this flaunting town	4
going out and coming	4
the last of the	4
when i look far	4
the past half century	4
out and coming in	4
the office of a	4
have no home but	4
in his native place	4
love flies the haunts	4
i never may see	4
my bonnie bairnies three	4
never may see you	4
shall we meet again	4
some of the more	4
at the grammar school	4
a ho and a	4
writer to the signet	4
be the hour of	4
i canna leave my	4
the song of birds	4
lily of the vale	4
the wild sea wave	4
on the wings of	4
a star of light	4
in one of the	4
to the village of	4
dowie in the hint	4
trust not these seas	4
know what the birds	4
girt by the wide	4
several of his songs	4
come when the dawn	4
am weary of the	4
fair as a star	4
heard ye the bagpipe	4
all lands that are	4
to me than all	4
he was induced to	4
lands that are girt	4
heart full of glee	4
and some of his	4
canna leave my native	4
has continued to reside	4
may be regarded as	4
fair was that bosom	4
was a person of	4
the hour of night	4
of prose and poetry	4
a song of summer	4
our ain hieland hills	4
to the local journals	4
mild as the morning	4
for i never may	4
and can thy bosom	4
harp when the shades	4
the blushes of morn	4
the holy and the	4
the maid who wove	4
should bow to thee	4
all fair was that	4
a day to me	4
ye walk the wood	4
pulse within the heart	4
in his fifteenth year	4
on the th august	4
up with the dawn	4
at the worst they	4
no home but thee	4
is ever with thee	4
in his twentieth year	4
he took delight in	4
not these seas again	4
sing not to me	4
not to me of	4
verses to the periodicals	4
songs from his pen	4
the flowers i see	4
hour a day to	4
men of the north	4
gang yon bonnie lassie	4
let na gang yon	4
though all fair was	4
we shall meet and	4
of tales and sketches	4
when the bee has	4
are the chains of	4
may see you again	4
bonnie are the howes	4
all lovely and bright	4
star of the morning	4
hill of the roe	4
my soul is ever	4
my love was fair	4
kiss ahint the door	4
that i were where	4
dearer to me than	4
on the completion of	4
a cup to scotland	4
the whole of his	4
to me of sunny	4
is not the earth	4
on the sunny hill	4
the worst they must	4
love should bow to	4
the grammar school of	4
then a ho and	4
a probationer of the	4
for the mighty dead	4
the hill of the	4
mourn for the mighty	4
what makes this hour	4
published a small volume	4
the bonnet and plaid	4
engaged in mercantile concerns	4
ordinary education at the	4
long the wanderer may	4
asleep not in sunshine	4
my thoughts shall be	4
and triumphant in war	4
the birds are singing	4
the haunts of pomp	4
that are girt by	4
flies the haunts of	4
when things are at	4
the author of several	4
that love should bow	4
brothers are the stately	4
twenty years and more	4
aye a pulse within	4
during the intervals of	4
and some of the	4
a thing that is	4
how sweet are the	4
he was born in	4
the good duke james	4
period of his death	4
the heart beats hame	4
subject of this notice	4
of love made of	4
heard the wee bird	4
glasgow on the th	4
look far down on	4
to some of the	4
my life is one	4
what are the chains	4
the son of a	4
he was fortunate in	4
will sing a song	4
holy and the blest	4
sweet are the blushes	4
what the birds are	4
the age of sixteen	4
to the edinburgh literary	4
the valley below me	4
down on the valley	4
na gang yon bonnie	4
seems to have been	4
the shades of even	4
away to the highlands	4
the vicinity of glasgow	4
a writer of verses	4
the yowes to the	4
is in this flaunting	4
a branch of the	4
the dreary reign of	4
dearer far to me	4
in joy or in	4
lake is at rest	4
of pomp and power	4
collected edition of his	4
when the glen all	4
where the wild flowers	4
the office of the	4
a small duodecimo volume	4
specimens in english verse	4
the harp of renfrewshire	4
appeared as the author	4
sweet glance from thee	4
the exile his home	4
bonnie woods and braes	4
printed for the first	4
the star of the	4
tell me what sound	4
for twenty years and	4
the bower of the	4
a good old song	4
and the book of	4
i am weary of	4
drink a cup to	4
like a thing that	4
the bee has left	4
at the period of	4
i look far down	4
thou gentle and kind	4
took place on the	4
dew on the hill	4
the more distinguished british	4
by the death of	4
what is in this	4
of the morning is	4
i will sing a	4
come to my arms	4
there is a bonnie	4
as a star of	4
removed from vain fashion	4
ho and a hip	4
haunts of pomp and	4
that wears the crook	4
as a probationer of	4
my brothers are the	4
the maid of glencoe	4
blest be the hour	4
thing that is wild	4
gang back to yer	4
are at the worst	4
shall meet and rest	4
home in the land	4
of the past half	4
her for her merry	4
on the valley below	4
yowes to the knowes	4
are the stately trees	4
than all lands that	4
the land of my	4
peebles to the play	4
gentle and kind one	4
sweet is the blossom	4
my bonnie wee wifie	4
cup to scotland yet	4
has the exile his	4
joy or in sorrow	4
the wanderer may depart	4
the lake is at	4
at this period he	4
in connexion with the	4
the land for me	4
gave to the world	4
and when things are	3
lovely jean of aberdeen	3
friends with whom i	3
the course of time	3
more distinguished british poets	3
he was seized with	3
published a small duodecimo	3
well known for his	3
though poor at times	3
for many years he	3
this was followed by	3
thou flag of the	3
the scotch blue bell	3
where mists and where	3
the dews of the	3
of the literary gazette	3
sketches and specimens in	3
formed the acquaintance of	3
the maidens are smiling	3
office of the dundee	3
they came from the	3
which i did not	3
the bonnie lass of	3
the wild wood come	3
in edinburgh on the	3
the duke of wellington	3
the study of law	3
of the scotsman newspaper	3
he devoted himself with	3
a bonnie lad when	3
the brave scottish thistle	3
go to the woodlands	3
the flowers of the	3
is na that her	3
of which the greater	3
saw ye this sweet	3
ask me gin i	3
and bright thou art	3
the present memoir has	3
he entered the university	3
as they came from	3
which have been published	3
was the daughter of	3
the voice of the	3
ye tottering auld carle	3
thoughts and feelings of	3
he gave to the	3
in his twelfth year	3
a writer to the	3
the head of the	3
of the more distinguished	3
at paisley on the	3
of the hardy thistle	3
many years he has	3
a wide circle of	3
far in the west	3
at the early age	3
contained in this memoir	3
on the wild sea	3
to the present work	3
as a writer of	3
silver stars are clear	3
and cheerie wee lassie	3
small duodecimo volume of	3
the dew on the	3
born at edinburgh on	3
a person of amiable	3
been set to music	3
will the exile return	3
tales and sketches of	3
to the ministerial charge	3
will you go to	3
on the th november	3
and the path for	3
where has the exile	3
i never thocht to	3
blythe and cheerie wee	3
by the composition of	3
leave thee in sadness	3
songs of scotland of	3
been a contributor to	3
from the home where	3
and publishers to the	3
was followed by the	3
in english verse of	3
are home in the	3
the youngest son of	3
erected to his memory	3
studied at the university	3
bonnie redesdale lassie is	3
they seem to be	3
lad when he gaed	3
the office of postmaster	3
then would i were	3
the toils of the	3
in the hands of	3
our sorrows are past	3
to the wild wood	3
english verse of the	3
in the face of	3
of the most celebrated	3
the most celebrated modern	3
alarm to be free	3
was ordained to the	3
followed the occupation of	3
present memoir has been	3
received the rudiments of	3
to the university of	3
bonnie lad when he	3
death took place on	3
on the recommendation of	3
the publication of a	3
red with heather bells	3
be upon their banners	3
he was one of	3
of the scottish people	3
all our sorrows are	3
the vale of killean	3
among the minstrels of	3
of men of letters	3
by his colours and	3
from the deep and	3
he became a contributor	3
our helen very fair	3
swan on the lake	3
his thirteenth year he	3
parting there could be	3
lay of the hopeless	3
dinna ask me gin	3
in the cause of	3
and county of ayr	3
mists and where mountains	3
of the modern languages	3
for the sake of	3
in the county of	3
the home of my	3
to scotland and to	3
and settled as a	3
the beauty of the	3
wilson was born on	3
a new kind of	3
my own love is	3
battle van she led	3
the royal society of	3
love is not here	3
the path for me	3
an appointment in the	3
the tear in her	3
so beautiful to me	3
king of the mountains	3
sweet flowers of my	3
his leisure hours were	3
laddie that wears the	3
to whom he was	3
what seek ye there	3
at glasgow on the	3
i do love the	3
farewell ye braes of	3
yer noddle sae hie	3
i wish i were	3
ye braes of broad	3
he was enabled to	3
where the braw red	3
where he was employed	3
the silver stars are	3
his leisure hours to	3
study at the university	3
new kind of music	3
became a contributor of	3
the influence of his	3
how blythely the pipe	3
in the depths of	3
mountains in solitude lie	3
person of amiable dispositions	3
to whom he had	3
of his songs have	3
home where his youthful	3
the hum of the	3
a place among the	3
born at paisley on	3
what like is your	3
peace be upon their	3
honour to the brave	3
the brave and free	3
was a man of	3
our fathers at last	3
the island of the	3
he has held a	3
in his seventeenth year	3
licensed as a probationer	3
land of the hardy	3
wha i met yestreen	3
received an ordinary education	3
it is na that	3
he became a licentiate	3
in the habit of	3
became a licentiate of	3
to the music of	3
verse of the most	3
where wild woods wave	3
in the churchyard of	3
most celebrated modern gaelic	3
blithesome heart to stray	3
to one of the	3
i leave thee in	3
as a man of	3
flag of the free	3
in his thirtieth year	3
of his poetical works	3
of peebles to the	3
in the days when	3
thee by the burnie	3
the illustrated london news	3
as the heart of	3
we are home in	3
volume of the modern	3
it comes from the	3
braved out wintry weather	3
the woodlands with me	3
monument to his memory	3
all eyes are bright	3
the home where his	3
presented to the public	3
in his tenth year	3
was early devoted to	3
no walk by the	3
he is understood to	3
he entered on the	3
he contributed to the	3
the braes of mar	3
there is a concert	3
he continues to reside	3
the eye of the	3
accepted the situation of	3
for a short time	3
his sixteenth year he	3
braes of broad braemar	3
the heart of the	3
the ministerial charge of	3
to the provincial journals	3
the boast of the	3
published a duodecimo volume	3
wed a canty carle	3
memoirs of the poets	3
he proceeded to the	3
the exercise of his	3
so my true love	3
was a bonnie lad	3
articles in prose and	3
and specimens in english	3
was his delight to	3
his colours and gun	3
is one of the	3
rung the loud alarm	3
the sound of the	3
in his ninth year	3
to the concerns of	3
whar the red heather	3
publishers to the queen	3
he was born on	3
of the modern scottish	3
and the boast of	3
boast of the free	3
look down on the	3
like the dew on	3
of the sons of	3
a frequent contributor to	3
writer of prose and	3
with the view of	3
of the heather to	3
subject of this memoir	3
deep and troubled waters	3
to accept the appointment	3
the songs of the	3
a man of letters	3
he formed the acquaintance	3
a deep interest in	3
to cross the wide	3
the benefit of his	3
his hours of leisure	3
and where the braw	3
achievements of the duke	3
the age of twenty	3
volume of gaelic poetry	3
it was his delight	3
where his youthful prime	3
and publishers to her	3
the trade of a	3
where mountains in solitude	3
wood come with me	3
there could be none	3
the title of the	3
given to the world	3
for a course of	3
was the youngest son	3
a native of paisley	3
of the parish of	3
bird of the wilderness	3
smiling in rocky glencoe	3
the mountain and the	3
of our fathers at	3
land hath its charms	3
on the d december	3
shield and save prince	3
and where mountains in	3
heart of a child	3
an edition of his	3
in the possession of	3
by the messrs blackie	3
in appeared from his	3
no one knows what	3
a national monument to	3
it is to be	3
my true love is	3
ye that love auld	3
with a view to	3
to shield and save	3
ours is the land	3
prose and verse to	3
education at the grammar	3
hast thou forgotten the	3
besides a number of	3
a course of years	3
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to the perusal of	3
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the dawn of the	3
the duke of buccleuch	3
was much commended by	3
a considerable portion of	3
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yon old temple pile	3
and verse to the	3
volume of prose and	3
of prose and verse	3
in the south of	3
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me to yonder howe	3
a series of poems	3
in the lyric gems	3
the dear olden time	3
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the land of our	3
the early age of	3
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with heart full of	3
of his native parish	3
in his native city	3
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ministerial charge of the	3
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the breath of the	3
the bosom of the	3
with memoirs of the	3
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the publishing house of	3
land of our fathers	3
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the face of heaven	3
the flower of keir	3
the loud alarm to	3
land of the free	3
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beside the bonnie rowan	3
his fifteenth year he	3
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shortly before his death	3
the columns of the	3
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the kiss ahint the	3
at the head of	3
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the natural history of	3
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the wings of the	3
to the woodlands with	3
cruachan is king of	3
in his native district	3
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randal was a bonnie	3
on the st of	3
beautiful and bright thou	3
in the pages of	3
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of her i love	3
the light of the	3
when we meet again	3
loud alarm to be	3
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the red heather grows	3
give honour to the	3
blessing on her starlike	3
who wears the crook	3
the face of the	3
a great deal of	3
of the scottish peasantry	3
bonnie lass of logie	3
the deep and troubled	3
like is your annie	3
the battle van she	3
i sat in the	3
scotland of the past	3
received by the press	3
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for the boundless sea	3
is said to have	3
of scotland of the	3
celebrated modern gaelic bards	3
for his skill in	3
published by the messrs	3
the heather to me	3
came from the sky	3
give me the land	3
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office of a writer	3
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the harp of caledonia	3
when it comes from	3
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duties of his profession	3
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a portion of his	3
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probationer of the established	3
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i know not if	3
where he continued to	3
publishers to her majesty	3
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the business of a	3
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music by the author	3
in prose and poetry	2
as the sky that	2
with an old love	2
the chorus for ever	2
stream of the fountain	2
concert in the trees	2
wee bell was a	2
the royal breadalbane oak	2
his own gray stone	2
with whom he served	2
the bowers that winter	2
who rung the loud	2
in praise of thee	2
his parents being in	2
an interesting volume of	2
the mirth of may	2
business in his native	2
the bonnie blue sea	2
a limited education at	2
the shadows of evening	2
and the dews of	2
awful darkness resteth on	2
be afraid to weep	2
song we love to	2
storm grew faint as	2
he was promoted to	2
volume of lyric poetry	2
a glimpse of the	2
the study of medicine	2
long a scantling was	2
particulars contained in this	2
though afar i may	2
of the highland regiments	2
words and songs for	2
in the west indies	2
at ayr on the	2
a tyrant on a	2
o sweet are the	2
and county of dumfries	2
connexion with the publishing	2
descend on my mind	2
as life to me	2
oceans wide between us	2
qualifying himself for the	2
ray saw the mighty	2
the following year he	2
i pray for you	2
gem of the sea	2
the shepherd on the	2
slow wending thy deep	2
of the court of	2
as the production of	2
henderson was born on	2
vale of my nativity	2
small volume of tales	2
with a limited education	2
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well i love the	2
under the editorial care	2
is not only a	2
settled as a surgeon	2
claim to enrolment among	2
ye may wander east	2
held the office of	2
strikes his harp the	2
duodecimo volume of verses	2
the upper district of	2
free church congregation at	2
foster the poetic temperament	2
a respectable writer of	2
the parish of glassary	2
is ever in her	2
as calm and as	2
died about the year	2
and at an early	2
are brave in heart	2
whar the burnie rins	2
year apprenticed to a	2
or the foam on	2
to the preparation of	2
a series of ballads	2
wee bird sits upon	2
dug his grave where	2
whom he had been	2
inventor of a new	2
and county of roxburgh	2
a monument to his	2
been engaged in the	2
i maun gae over	2
of truth and right	2
ben nevis with night	2
is equal to this	2
pleasure seems sadness and	2
of her who was	2
as fast as the	2
the pleasures of the	2
after becoming a probationer	2
in the eyes of	2
twine a gowany garland	2
lee had a face	2
to his maternal uncle	2
life is ever drear	2
liberty shall firmly stand	2
the forest i hear	2
in his th year	2
about the same period	2
the vale of my	2
of this sketch was	2
early as his eighth	2
canna sleep a wink	2
men of genius and	2
a volume which was	2
lassie in the wild	2
some of the periodicals	2
frae bonnie bessie lee	2
have been published separately	2
the wonder of an	2
turf on their breast	2
heart are my heather	2
after an illness of	2
the child of promise	2
rose blooms in drummond	2
deeply imbued with the	2
the stilly noon of	2
poetical compositions to the	2
the loud harp to	2
manufactory in his native	2
him one day in	2
whan will ye be	2
at this hour i	2
a common school education	2
on the st september	2
weel the way to	2
his early years were	2
of gentle woodcroft gay	2
me to come and	2
father gied to me	2
latterly he has occupied	2
breath of the morning	2
writer of several good	2
the roll of the	2
mavis of the clan	2
lily that blooms in	2
but never shall part	2
a concert in the	2
the moon dimly flashes	2
early in the century	2
by henry scott riddell	2
is at present engaged	2
he was tall and	2
mony a year has	2
i would not be	2
anglers choose their ain	2
and how culd my	2
must think upon thee	2
sat by the ingle	2
as the siller clud	2
despair my soul is	2
bower by the rill	2
wadna look on me	2
of the county of	2
home was joy and	2
the rose of beauty	2
was proud of the	2
the auspices of the	2
the same time he	2
the extent of her	2
in consequence of a	2
a fiercer blast that	2
snared ye that bonnie	2
necropolis of the city	2
he has published a	2
thy bosom bear the	2
the course of which	2
to labour in a	2
whom i delighted to	2
sunshine to the flowers	2
and was well received	2
us haste to kelvin	2
love that speaks in	2
wings of a dove	2
green boughs to lie	2
the rose in gay	2
blooms in the valley	2
in days of yore	2
gets its ain drap	2
and then deceive me	2
the founders of the	2
of one of the	2
and was fortunate in	2
where the brown birks	2
the leisure hours of	2
the appointment of assistant	2
favouring wind pipes aloft	2
a wee bit laddie	2
snowy blossom of the	2
of the merry bowling	2
the leaves on all	2
lie lone on the	2
raise your wild slogan	2
me in his plaid	2
if fortune with a	2
robert baillie of jervieswoode	2
the pastoral charge of	2
he died at mount	2
of amiable dispositions and	2
for some years been	2
father rented a farm	2
so much as a	2
and but a poor	2
he was of the	2
to the duties of	2
the breezy heights and	2
he removed to the	2
hour with an old	2
his father in his	2
honourable east india company	2
van she led of	2
once more on the	2
the wild sea waves	2
heart and then deceive	2
in the history of	2
for the support of	2
grave of my fathers	2
of the older airs	2
the flowers in may	2
the friends of our	2
the spring comes back	2
under the auspices of	2
of the isle of	2
was the composition of	2
i am far away	2
a place on the	2
of his native land	2
commanded a wide circulation	2
left i my hame	2
thou shrink from the	2
these bonnie budding flowers	2
i was wont to	2
to a merchant in	2
for well i love	2
to meet the lass	2
the royal house of	2
gowans deck the lea	2
had the privilege of	2
an ardent love of	2
away on the wings	2
of heaven one bliss	2
that speaks in her	2
he died on the	2
be the mind of	2
give the hills of	2
the haunts of men	2
you maun leave me	2
on to the fields	2
then away to the	2
when the dew is	2
have been born and	2
dirge of its evening	2
warm as the sun	2
illustrations of the achievements	2
bare was our burn	2
the brave where they	2
like a child at	2
my soul than the	2
a cadet of the	2
attracted the attention of	2
his education was chiefly	2
to lave in the	2
in his eleventh year	2
commenced on his own	2
the death of the	2
her you would doubt	2
i look to the	2
that it is a	2
that a copy of	2
away on the breast	2
took delight in singing	2
of his poetical pieces	2
far from thy grandeur	2
her hair was like	2
the care of a	2
a view to the	2
of the founders of	2
a land whar the	2
the works of the	2
to latin and greek	2
royal society of literature	2
of a new kind	2
the compositions in this	2
where the angels heard	2
ye hae nor kith	2
a new edition of	2
a native of glasgow	2
wadna gie the scotch	2
the earth a burial	2
and sketches of the	2
laverock seeks the sky	2
for the light of	2
were the shrub and	2
of several good songs	2
was fair as the	2
and down by the	2
a flower beside the	2
more by thy margin	2
inserted in the present	2
i sing of gentle	2
to his native country	2
to the flowers in	2
a native of edinburgh	2
is by no means	2
leisure hours were devoted	2
days that are gane	2
music in the air	2
of the ordinary height	2
a hundred pounds a	2
for providence is kind	2
afloat on the wild	2
once more in the	2
in the balm of	2
he sings of the	2
chiefly devoted to the	2
no muleteer be afraid	2
in the temple of	2
and proceeded to london	2
in his sixth year	2
bowers that winter didna	2
the parish of auchtergaven	2
the town of alloa	2
to think that a	2
vast fund of humour	2
tales of the border	2
of which he has	2
scenes of yon islands	2
we won in whinglen	2
ordained to the ministry	2
influence of his poetry	2
on the incidents of	2
the sisters of dunolly	2
that look down on	2
he devoted himself to	2
like to spring in	2
can never bear a	2
duodecimo volume of poetry	2
a numerous list of	2
soul than the scenes	2
in the highlands i	2
love aweary of the	2
became a regular contributor	2
the sun to the	2
bessie lee had a	2
corrector of the press	2
prize essay on the	2
conquer or die by	2
on the brow of	2
monument to sir william	2
sweet summer now is	2
when the dark cloud	2
was an extensive contributor	2
make the day a	2
to spend a week	2
strew our path with	2
the humorous and the	2
by the streams of	2
was the author of	2
mony a flower beside	2
tyrant on a throne	2
thocht to thole the	2
maid who wove the	2
a year has come	2
then raise your wild	2
the glades where i	2
heard a wee bird	2
he was obliged to	2
at the expiry of	2
make the hour a	2
his songs have been	2
jewel in his heart	2
wide circle of friends	2
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of a foreign clime	2
i love a sweet	2
a weaver in paisley	2
the gloom of my	2
fash me nae mair	2
the friends i loved	2
as well as to	2
sigh and a smile	2
cities of old days	2
if wealth thou art	2
sing alone of thee	2
never thocht to thole	2
whar the sky is	2
where the light hill	2
a bowl upon his	2
and a hip to	2
but he was a	2
difficult to determine whether	2
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aye the same to	2
where love was born	2
to have been originally	2
all mutilate and bare	2
from the deep waters	2
his grave where the	2
the eyes which sparkle	2
left a widow and	2
his mother was the	2
medical classes in the	2
under the tuition of	2
some of his songs	2
among the haunts and	2
writer of lyric poetry	2
the foam on the	2
he has since resided	2
the love of song	2
was a mitherless bairn	2
liket weel to stray	2
in days that are	2
hill whar the red	2
an early age he	2
place in the national	2
i gaze on your	2
said to have been	2
the world and its	2
of the beautiful and	2
and has latterly fixed	2
homely words and songs	2
in the enjoyment of	2
was fortunate in procuring	2
ye mind when we	2
gang to yonder glen	2
voice in the wind	2
muleteer be afraid to	2
the favourable notice of	2
frae day to day	2
which it was written	2
of a weaver in	2
ardent love of reading	2
a voice in the	2
in the upper district	2
which have been preserved	2
at the burgh school	2
to prosecute his studies	2
and the cauld winds	2
dark cloud is lowering	2
the fair of glensmole	2
birds of love are	2
be worth while to	2
the tone of the	2
i cannot give thee	2
is young mary of	2
hae been amang the	2
flame that i breathit	2
his lays of the	2
and has since been	2
sat in our garden	2
is that sweet island	2
why left i my	2
the greater part of	2
old forms of life	2
since he has resided	2
the native minstrelsy was	2
home let him dwell	2
flower beside the rose	2
loved land of my	2
throned on yon glossy	2
became connected with the	2
he was appointed to	2
for some years as	2
still a young man	2
the dewy lap of	2
music in the storm	2
darkness resteth on the	2
who would not be	2
memoir has been prepared	2
sons of the heather	2
blossom of the thorny	2
our ain bessie lee	2
the scottish literary institute	2
the most successful of	2
the course of his	2
at the time when	2
i love to rove	2
much commended by the	2
freedom found a dwelling	2
cupid and the rose	2
the support of his	2
it may be said	2
the sale of his	2
peace doth descend on	2
me the hour when	2
as clerk to a	2
and how lovely each	2
of the gray mountain	2
on the publication of	2
life of manual labour	2
as a surgeon in	2
to the gallant ship	2
circle of admiring friends	2
he has written verses	2
great deal of money	2
the most distinguished of	2
sky is ever clear	2
mary of glensmole to	2
the gloom of dark	2
is at the altar	2
the wild flowers wave	2
the cottagers of glendale	2
hills is the land	2
that which i feel	2
his mother was a	2
when will the exile	2
the pretty men of	2
the study of the	2
at the outer yett	2
he received the rudiments	2
a cry from the	2
i had enough of	2
the winning charm of	2
i would not have	2
suffering from impaired health	2
it shall not be	2
to the pursuits of	2
occupied a respectable position	2
the happy days of	2
on to the foray	2
cow by a straw	2
the grim auld carl	2
greenock on the th	2
golden smile of morning	2
course of study at	2
hope is ever in	2
there are moments when	2
hope cannot cheat us	2
of a common nature	2
or ere we part	2
has some claim to	2
but i did not	2
clydeside thair wonnit ane	2
on the farm of	2
word that whispers love	2
the snowy blossom of	2
heart may lament for	2
not the earth a	2
away to the tweed	2
the patronage of the	2
how i love to	2
the copyright of the	2
first and early love	2
morn full of beauty	2
where loch lomond is	2
eye of the brain	2
in his boyhood he	2
true love is dear	2
he apprenticed himself to	2
a fig for the	2
proud indian boast of	2
the court of session	2
wife dwells in yonder	2
in the highland hills	2
her way to the	2
of the history of	2
on the wing of	2
receiving an ordinary education	2
moments when my spirit	2
too mad for holding	2
in he entered into	2
my wee wife dwells	2
by a course of	2
born on the st	2
the hour a day	2
to speak of the	2
a number of his	2
enrolment among the minstrels	2
to woo the earth	2
nane may ever guess	2
nae for a greater	2
of living scottish song	2
the fleecy flocks that	2
the sleep of the	2
literary men of his	2
with the publishing house	2
all ye fairy elves	2
the friends i knew	2
for freedom found a	2
foam on the shore	2
change in the proprietary	2
the proud indian boast	2
as braw as a	2
learning long a scantling	2
eye of the maid	2
would i were throned	2
was the youngest daughter	2
the land of his	2
go to where the	2
part us the sea	2
never love a woman	2
that love the name	2
shall tell the tale	2
they no aggressors prove	2
the land i love	2
formed a portion of	2
parts us twa of	2
he appeared as the	2
the vale of the	2
and bare were the	2
one of the conductors	2
young soldier is weary	2
with the exercise of	2
mr henry scott riddell	2
so much from his	2
ye spring the loveliest	2
a bonnie brier bush	2
cross the wide sea	2
streams of the dark	2
of the witness newspaper	2
to the more esteemed	2
the young soldier is	2
on business as a	2
published at london in	2
eyes may view her	2
to live in cities	2
the mighty in arms	2
shepherd on the hill	2
shortly after becoming a	2
and bask in the	2
a place in the	2
where liberty shall firmly	2
the heather sae green	2
soldier waves the shining	2
iron gyves the body	2
but a poor wittol	2
on the branches early	2
till of late years	2
sae sair cast down	2
of the maid that	2
your foes are at	2
to despair my soul	2
assist his father in	2
land of the mountain	2
he is a native	2
in accordance with his	2
glades where i roved	2
and music in the	2
through storm and foam	2
having removed to the	2
he is descended from	2
we hae been amang	2
under the editorship of	2
he died about the	2
early age of twenty	2
wonder of an hour	2
then strike the loud	2
most prolific and popular	2
when the hum of	2
his harp the wild	2
period of four years	2
lyric joyousness of the	2
on her i love	2
the stream of the	2
the tales of the	2
gie over the sea	2
to soothe the heart	2
devoted his leisure hours	2
to the hills where	2
david robertson of glasgow	2
the rock that re	2
the strife of the	2
a situation in the	2
busk you as braw	2
the brow of the	2
paisley on the th	2
thus confined and thus	2
its glamour and fame	2
or dies by his	2
received the appointment of	2
distinguished for his skill	2
dies by his colours	2
give thee all my	2
his father was employed	2
trial and death of	2
winna bide in your	2
at the village of	2
bare were the shrub	2
kind love that speaks	2
he maun be a	2
bird of the shore	2
summer now is by	2
afar i may be	2
clime the wanderer breathed	2
how i love the	2
second thoughts on world	2
the morning is breaking	2
the sun on auld	2
stilly noon of night	2
born at edinburgh in	2
walk by the kirk	2
when first we met	2
of a man of	2
charge of the parish	2
of both his parents	2
the language of the	2
service of the honourable	2
the man for me	2
nae hame like the	2
the village of st	2
calculated to foster the	2
for my ain mountain	2
dewy lap of earth	2
sent to labour in	2
my bonnie lassie in	2
bowl upon his knees	2
but sorrow and care	2
mair gentle and true	2
seems sadness and care	2
the british and foreign	2
to a weaver in	2
was joy and sorrow	2
flowers of the forest	2
he died at glasgow	2
he seems to have	2
is understood to be	2
the commencement of a	2
the spirit of the	2
the old red sandstone	2
on a variety of	2
wilt thou gang and	2
hills above the spey	2
the mind of the	2
sing hey down ho	2
are free as the	2
back to other years	2
the shadow of the	2
gie for an hour	2
my spirit could its	2
modern scottish minstrel is	2
he was licensed as	2
glows less bright than	2
for working men and	2
there is that in	2
scottish minstrel is dedicated	2
sing ae bonnie sang	2
by the publication of	2
the stream of life	2
for the noble bird	2
the laverock seeks the	2
the pride of her	2
the heart to cheer	2
left his native land	2
apprenticed to his maternal	2
heart beats high with	2
at the end of	2
how lovely each dell	2
shines so bright as	2
is dearer far to	2
may they no aggressors	2
his admiration of the	2
woe on the dead	2
bright the beaming queen	2
and our life a	2
to foster the poetic	2
spirits of the dead	2
became a contributor to	2
he published a duodecimo	2
printed for private circulation	2
edited by john struthers	2
maid is at the	2
me of sunny shores	2
sae how culd my	2
hume published his first	2
the customs at liverpool	2
the same for thee	2
there is music by	2
the desert of time	2
doom thou canst shun	2
on the fierce savage	2
took place suddenly on	2
a melody of love	2
where men are brave	2
a small volume entitled	2
collection of his poetical	2
by the banks of	2
ship that carries us	2
with all their wild	2
the roar of the	2
ever in her prime	2
ready for the press	2
a few years since	2
to sing ae bonnie	2
the city of london	2
gaze on that pale	2
liking is a little	2
of the church of	2
became one of the	2
of the city of	2
shout in the chorus	2
of a family of	2
on the hills of	2
when my flocks upon	2
we are indebted to	2
i wadna gie the	2
dreams of other years	2
to the columns of	2
and shout in the	2
the gray mountain straying	2
the usual course of	2
brave heart may lament	2
dark stream slow wending	2
the sky in beauty	2
spring in the morning	2
of the vale is	2
the publication of his	2
sweet the bubbling fountains	2
wee bit laddie sits	2
visions bright of the	2
an interest in the	2
he became precentor in	2
contribute verses to the	2
and homes of the	2
the lights and shades	2
was a daughter of	2
worthy of being seen	2
the composition of a	2
of a duodecimo volume	2
glen whar the mountain	2
conferred upon him the	2
the portion of the	2
happy and bide whar	2
are likely to be	2
how mony a day	2
born at glasgow on	2
a sigh and a	2
while still a young	2
in lands beyond the	2
bonnie green glen whar	2
minstrels of his country	2
the dust of the	2
bonnie lassie in the	2
far over land and	2
promised we should meet	2
never shall part us	2
just lat me be	2
cauld kail in aberdeen	2
the dirge of its	2
when all is still	2
at an earlier period	2
what is all the	2
shrub and the flower	2
would not be happy	2
numerous list of subscribers	2
now auditor of the	2
mr david robertson of	2
promote the interests of	2
of the liberal professions	2
the authors of the	2
ben cruachan is king	2
the living national song	2
to sir william wallace	2
the blooming rosy brier	2
the bubbling fountains and	2
the land of hills	2
on the estate of	2
thou wert a fairy	2
of the commercial bank	2
i love the evening	2
the pastoral superintendence of	2
bring the osier creel	2
fig for the flowers	2
the most prolific and	2
eyes which sparkle round	2
the honourable east india	2
and for a terror	2
for one of the	2
editorship of the dumfries	2
on the d november	2
guinea i can spend	2
by the marge of	2
knows what silent secrets	2
the bonnie milky blossom	2
flocks upon the heathy	2
the sky that is	2
edition of his songs	2
mantled ben nevis with	2
who braved out wintry	2
land of my kindred	2
busk noo in satins	2
in the day of	2
the noble house of	2
hear me a wee	2
some of his best	2
the time when my	2
for the old highland	2
hame in lands beyond	2
auld harp ance mair	2
the heathy hill are	2
a cow by a	2
the faded flower shall	2
the smiling summer flower	2
land of the stranger	2
over land and sea	2
productions of the national	2
he was educated at	2
a flower in garden	2
to the ministry at	2
joy to the rising	2
but the way of	2
in that home was	2
for several years he	2
days when he was	2
his constant companion and	2
the glow of the	2
of the araby maid	2
the representative of the	2
where gadie rins by	2
cross the saut sea	2
of the good duke	2
into the married state	2
the close of a	2
as sunshine to the	2
ask not of heaven	2
though fair blooms the	2
for ever and ever	2
he had the misfortune	2
my guid auld harp	2
haste to kelvin grove	2
the brig of allan	2
i canna sleep a	2
at a subsequent period	2
the mavis of the	2
awake then to glory	2
in the bonnie green	2
it haunts me still	2
shall part us the	2
before the public in	2
to the fields where	2
elementary education at the	2
eliza was a bonnie	2
his career as a	2
upon these bonnie budding	2
on the deep and	2
by a crystal stream	2
of the dreamy night	2
a woman of superior	2
the wind she flies	2
sae lightly on me	2
i must think upon	2
of the living national	2
sing on the branches	2
the editorial care of	2
sorrow is the source	2
the greater portion was	2
entering on the duties	2
for her lover slain	2
harp to the land	2
boast of his jessamine	2
a respectable collection of	2
alexander hume was born	2
the mountain stream rows	2
charge of the free	2
sae sair at me	2
he has left a	2
he became corrector of	2
of the conductors of	2
the lily that blooms	2
of the thorny tree	2
na you maun leave	2
of which he was	2
of the mountain and	2
lives a young lassie	2
a woman but thee	2
yet the bonnie redesdale	2
and returned to london	2
is my soul than	2
close of his apprenticeship	2
is the sweetest to	2
bring my guid auld	2
with a limited school	2
then why should we	2
followed the profession of	2
the shrub and the	2
the clachan of glendaruel	2
i fear ye carena	2
the churchyard by the	2
and the dirge of	2
from early morn till	2
and win the heart	2
feel with the maid	2
lone on the hill	2
wanders back to other	2
songs in praise of	2
the hero of st	2
down by a crystal	2
is aye hamely still	2
in their gay and	2
to interfere with the	2
down on the sod	2
in the work of	2
as iron gyves the	2
the dark cloud is	2
obtained licence as a	2
my darling is the	2
thistle of scotland for	2
and other poems and	2
and journey on together	2
work in two volumes	2
hameless glens and waving	2
from the doom thou	2
on earth sure there	2
some of the leading	2
and was afterwards translated	2
has since resided chiefly	2
joys that are past	2
the proud land of	2
blink on the face	2
from his youth a	2
established himself as a	2
i twined ye a	2
largely pervaded by religious	2
scowl the face of	2
music breathes in everything	2
followed an industrial occupation	2
waves the shining sword	2
she had mickle to	2
o blessing on her	2
then peace doth descend	2
dawn of the morning	2
i the wings of	2
the vale is sweet	2
of the leading periodicals	2
bliss in ae fond	2
maiden to her reaping	2
love and minstrel song	2
and air of the	2
secrets of the hawthorn	2
warlike chieftains now assembled	2
war the young soldier	2
and i hate a	2
flash far over land	2
savage cliffs that look	2
famed and the free	2
dinna be sae sair	2
star of descending night	2
to live in the	2
sing a song to	2
coming in unto the	2
born in edinburgh on	2
of scotland for me	2
indian boast of his	2
their fame is alive	2
he proceeded to london	2
licentiate of the free	2
what sound is the	2
were farmers in the	2
my laddie lies low	2
ither anglers choose their	2
knew her you would	2
the wings of a	2
we ran to the	2
if you only knew	2
gloom of dark despondency	2
that die with the	2
and i maun gie	2
like hame in lands	2
father was a shepherd	2
the old highland warriors	2
ask nae for a	2
suddenly on the th	2
on the tomb of	2
and died for thee	2
was afterwards translated to	2
wending thy deep rocky	2
conquers or dies by	2
in glasgow on the	2
stream slow wending thy	2
occasional contributor to the	2
was born in edinburgh	2
though ye hae nor	2
he received the appointment	2
our herd was yer	2
the same to me	2
the distant shore of	2
editor of the glasgow	2
one of the liberal	2
of the middle ages	2
not the swan on	2
fancy loves to roam	2
ye busk noo in	2
thou hast left me	2
the cart and pleugh	2
the possession of mr	2
has latterly resided in	2
and passed advocate in	2
bower by the burn	2
he became a frequent	2
in the words of	2
like visions bright of	2
was a bonnie lass	2
of his native place	2
sleep the village dead	2
and the brand that	2
for the study of	2
the lords of the	2
be regarded as a	2
school of that place	2
loud the horn is	2
die with the dawning	2
he has composed some	2
ye a bower by	2
the present work are	2
spirit could its vigil	2
the vicinity of his	2
i a doughty cavalier	2
the world of letters	2
between duke and people	2
and fair is the	2
leading a cow by	2
regret that he had	2
our mary liket weel	2
the power of the	2
they dug his grave	2
flower in garden fair	2
where snared ye that	2
his powers as a	2
gae over the sea	2
lark is in the	2
on yon glossy golden	2
commencement of the century	2
lays of the revolutions	2
of all the dramas	2
balm of its roses	2
were consigned to the	2
were i a doughty	2
with a view of	2
for some time in	2
he died suddenly at	2
fair clydeside thair wonnit	2
well i love to	2
leaps hie to sing	2
to the world a	2
when bells are rung	2
kneel myself down on	2
was induced to accept	2
a child at play	2
a member of the	2
poetical illustrations of the	2
was the son of	2
guess or trow my	2
career of a man	2
he was wont to	2
of the fairy ellen	2
loch etive is fed	2
as well as the	2
far over yon hills	2
thou canst shun not	2
the highlands i wander	2
in our garden bower	2
the kind love that	2
is remembered as a	2
sky that is spread	2
isle of the sea	2
and his remains were	2
a monument has been	2
thou dark stream slow	2
the profession of a	2
he had left the	2
like the wee blink	2
song of the kilt	2
valley as calm and	2
name on my lips	2
highlands i wander alone	2
to the shepherd by	2
of the mountains that	2
the exercise of that	2
a small collection of	2
since resided chiefly in	2
look into thy face	2
where he continues to	2
of the vale of	2
he was in the	2
a view of the	2
in our ain green	2
a lassie like me	2
the stormy blasts of	2
the vicinity of peebles	2
grave where the wild	2
no sky shines so	2
myself down on the	2
in the world of	2
loch lomond is flowing	2
to a western home	2
small collection of verses	2
other poems and songs	2
in his nineteenth year	2
will spend a great	2
of mr henry scott	2
of the glasgow herald	2
a writer of prose	2
gie to us the	2
a subsequent period he	2
he commenced on his	2
mony a lanely bower	2
that i look to	2
to the loom at	2
may lament for a	2
sung his own songs	2
makes this hour a	2
in the production of	2
was born at ayr	2
the bloom of youth	2
have lived in the	2
the wanderer breathed his	2
the pen of mr	2
messrs blackie of glasgow	2
breast of the ocean	2
of his education at	2
gloomy days are gone	2
the youngest daughter of	2
the influence of the	2
as die the roses	2
was published at london	2
a poor wittol to	2
under the same employer	2
the achievements of the	2
song of the old	2
and has since prosecuted	2
sought to relieve by	2
upon the heathy hill	2
bonny brig of allan	2
which he has already	2
the daylight was dying	2
was our burn brae	2
he has contributed to	2
the hills of ettrick	2
sketches of the scottish	2
monument has been erected	2
climb our native hills	2
songs for working men	2
gay and jocund mirth	2
in the columns of	2
was chiefly occupied in	2
bird there wakes its	2
to have been born	2
a history of the	2
ye sons of toil	2
the age of fifteen	2
second edition of his	2
to him by the	2
for some time as	2
queen of the festival	2
sits upon a spray	2
i wadna gie my	2
bell was a mitherless	2
on the fields of	2
frequent contributor to the	2
from his pen are	2
devoted to literary pursuits	2
the scene at the	2
pure as the snow	2
he was the author	2
claimed descent from the	2
of genius and learning	2
in regard to the	2
the beginning of the	2
the profession of an	2
would that the wind	2
at the altar kneeling	2
of the national lyre	2
the establishment of the	2
of my native land	2
taught an adventure school	2
hours were devoted to	2
relieve by the composition	2
to promote the interests	2
the composition of the	2
find me a fairer	2
copy of the song	2
and ye shall be	2
he left a widow	2
the free church congregation	2
interred in the churchyard	2
and feelings of a	2
is the star that	2
on a bond of	2
where he continued till	2
soul in a saft	2
in a handsome form	2
the memory of the	2
each whirl of the	2
land of my desire	2
died on the th	2
ecstasy does early love	2
strike the loud harp	2
hills where loch lomond	2
is on the flower	2
mirth on the green	2
o these are not	2
at the general election	2
that the wind that	2
comes back to woo	2
east may be proud	2
and they dug his	2
school of his native	2
became a frequent contributor	2
flowers of summer sweetly	2
in the pursuit of	2
were interred in the	2
of the reform bill	2
ye carena for me	2
mind of the ploughman	2
with the dark rolling	2
around thy form are	2
love the evening hour	2
weeping for her lover	2
and at the age	2
me a fairer shore	2
love a sweet lassie	2
published the whole of	2
the preparation of a	2
in she published a	2
a thin duodecimo volume	2
he was employed in	2
to me he shall	2
the bells of the	2
the wind that is	2
true to his lassie	2
heart leaps hie to	2
shall cease in the	2
to my heart are	2
of summer sweetly springing	2
duodecimo volume of lyrics	2
and there is not	2
to cheer the gloom	2
of which he contributed	2
that a land so	2
proceeded to the university	2
pretty men of yore	2
fountains and the dewy	2
of the forest i	2
of the humorous and	2
shrink from the doom	2
turned his attention to	2
his maun be a	2
nevis the wind is	2
through a course of	2
the azure of heaven	2
old song of my	2
entered into the married	2
and a man of	2
attended the literary and	2
going out unto the	2
we were baith neebor	2
sweet songs in praise	2
i bore aloof from	2
to ilk hill whar	2
to the rising race	2
about the close of	2
popular in the highlands	2
of strong native genius	2
lang may i look	2
tell me not of	2
has contributed to the	2
resteth on the path	2
the presence of the	2
meet thee by the	2
he became a member	2
a taste for the	2
the emigrants leaving the	2
to the pastoral charge	2
music of his own	2
evening fall silent around	2
proud land of the	2
for music breathes in	2
of the gaelic church	2
and bide whar they	2
thou tell me where	2
is the land for	2
the hope of the	2
i canna bide the	2
that parts us twa	2
thee all my heart	2
practice in the village	2
if at any time	2
one knows what silent	2
to win him a	2
yon hills of the	2
the secrets of the	2
transcribed from a small	2
i feel with the	2
my heart and then	2
the rest of the	2
his youthful prime and	2
the cauld winds are	2
the home of his	2
wide between us row	2
he entered into the	2
became the wife of	2
song has been erroneously	2
as in the days	2
is the source of	2
editorship of the glasgow	2
the sun is setting	2
was a golden age	2
what care i where	2
what though ye hae	2
classes in the university	2
warmly in her ear	2
the flowers that bloom	2
down on the flood	2
the west of scotland	2
it glows less bright	2
land of love and	2
of the land that	2
when shall i visit	2
and habits of the	2
the grave of my	2
the scenes of yon	2
these are not my	2
love a woman but	2