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Conquer! or Fall

Dametus—His Jigge in Praise of his Love

Death of Woodhull

Donald of the Isles

England, Europe's Glory

England, the Anchor and Hope of the World

Every Bullet has its Billet

False, yet Fair

Farewell! Forget me not

Hark! the' Hollow Woods resounding

Here awa', there awa'

Here's to the King, sir

How Stands the Glass around?

I met twa Cronies

I'll gang nae mair to yon Town

I'll give the Land we live in

In Praise of Melancholy

In the Season of the Year

Jamie o' the Glen

Legend of the Wine Tower

Love me little, love me long

Love will find out the way

O gin my Love were yon Red Rose

O Kenmuro's on and awa', Willie

Ode to Eloquence

Oh! Firm as Oak

Oh! Sailor Boy, Sailor Boy, Peace to thy Soul

Old Vale of White Horse Ballad

On Ettrick Banks

On this Cold Flinty Rock

Our ain Fireside

Patie's Wedding

Row weel, my Boatie

Shipwreck of the "Abeona"

Sir Olafif and Erl-King's Daughter

Song of an Arabian Girl

Song of the Free Lances

Song:—Stately Towers! Blissful Hours

St De'nick's Well

Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation

Sussex Whistling Song

Sweet Echo Wakes Her Mimic Song

The Aidd Mau's Lament

The Bonnie Breist Knots

The British Grenadiers

The Chase is o'er, the Hart is Slain

The Fairies' Song

The Fine Old English Gentleman

The Flower of Yarrow

The Haunted Lake

The Huntsman's Dirge

The Indian Lover's Song

The Lake is at Rest

The Land, Boys, we Live in

The Last Tree of the Forest

The Mariner's Song

The Murcian Cavalier

The Strathspey of the Marchioness of Huntley

The Tinker's Song

The Topsails Shiver in the Wind

The Vicar of Bray

The Wee, Wee German Lairdie

The White Cockade

There are Twa Bonnie Maidens

Thou art Gane Awa'

Till Death I Sylvia must Adore

Time's Alterations

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