CONTENTS.

THE PIECES MARKED WITH AN asterisk (*) HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED IN ANY FORMER EDITION
OF SIR WALTER SCOTT'S POETICAL WORKS.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE BORDER MINSTRELSY.

Introductory Remarks on Popular Poetry. 537

Appendix.........

553

Essay on Imitations of the Ancient Ballad 555

Appendix.....................

571

Imitations of the Ancient Ballad.

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Thomas the Rhymer, Part I................. 574

Part II... ....... 577

Part III.

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584

586

Appendix.........

Glenfinlas; or, Lord Ronald's Coronach... 589

Appendix.........

593

594

The Eve of St. John....

Appendix..

597

598

Cadyow Castle.........

Appendix.........

602

604

The Gray Brother.....

Appendix.........

606

War-Song of the Royal Edinburgh Light

Dragoons....

Cheviot......

*The Reiver's Wedding

The Bard's Incantation..
Hellvellyn

BALLADS TRANSLATED OR IMITATED FROM THE

GERMAN, &C.........

William and Helen.........

LYRICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PIECES,

In the order of their composition or publi-

cation.........

PAGE

ib.

634

512 LYRICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PIECES.

The Dying Bard

The Norman Horse-Shoe

The Maid of Toro..........

The Palmer

ib.

635

ib.

The Maid of Neidpath..

636

638

639

Wandering Willie
ib.

*Health to Lord Melville, 1806... 637

Hunting Song

The Resolve...........

Epitaph, designed for a Monument in

Lichfield Cathedral, at the Burial-place

of the family of Miss Seward............ ib.

Prologue to Miss Baillie's Play of the

Family Legend..............

The Poacher........

Song "Oh, say not, my love, with that

mortified air"

513

517

521

524

528

532

535

607

609

ib.

613

627

* Juvenile Lines. From Virgil. 1782.... ib.

* On a Thunder Storm.....

*On the Setting Sun........

The Violet

To a Lady, with Flowers from a Roman

Wall

*Bothwell Castle........

*The Shepherd's Tale......

616

618

619

621

626

628

632

633

.......

Pharos Loquitur

Lines, addressed to Ranald Macdonald,

Esq., of Staffa..

ib

* Letter in Verse, on the Voyage with the

Commissioners of Northern Lights.-

To his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch,

1814......

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647

648

*Davie Gellatley's Song....

ib.

* Scene in Luckie Macleary's Tavern.... 649

*Hie away, Hie away.

*St. Swithin's Chair

*Davie Gellatley's Song.

* Janet Gellatley's alleged Witchcraft... ib.

*Flora Macivor's Song...

ib.

ib.

650

*Lines on Captain Wogan

*Follow me, Follow me .........

ib.

651

652

ib.

640

ib.

645

ib.