Mr. Cunningham. Hypochondria. Requests consolation
477
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CCXCIII.
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To the Earl of Glencairn. With his printed poems
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478
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CCXCIV.
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To Mr. Thomson. David Allan. “The banks of Cree”
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479
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CCXCV.
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To David M’Culloch, Esq. Arrangements for a trip in Galloway
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479
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CCXCVI.
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To Mrs. Dunlop. Threatened with flying gout. Ode on Washington’s birthday
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479
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CCXCVII.
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To Mr. James Johnson. Low spirits. The Museum. Balmerino’s dirk
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480
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CCXCVIII.
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To Mr. Thomson. Lines written in “Thomson’s Collection of songs”
|
480
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CCXCIX.
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To the same. With “How can my poor heart be glad”
|
480
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|
CCC.
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To the same. With “Ca’ the yowes to the knowes”
|
481
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CCCI.
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To the same. With “Sae flaxen were her ringlets.” Epigram to Dr. Maxwell.
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481
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CCCII.
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To the same. The charms of Miss Lorimer. “O saw ye my dear, my Phely,” &c.
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482
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CCCIII.
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To the same. Ritson’s Scottish Songs. Love and song
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483
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CCCIV.
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To the same. English songs. The air of “Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie Doon”
|
484
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CCCV.
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To the same. With “O Philly, happy be the day,” and “Contented wi’ little”
|
485
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|
CCCVI.
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To the same. With “Canst thou leave me thus, my Katy”
|
486
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CCCVII.
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To Peter Miller, jun., Esq. Excise. Perry’s offer to write for the Morning Chronicle
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487
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CCCVIII.
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To Mr. Samuel Clarke, jun. A political and personal quarrel. Regret
|
487
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CCCIX.
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To Mr. Thomson. With “Now in her green mantle blithe nature arrays”
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487
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|
1795.
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CCCX.
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To Mr. Thomson. With “For a’ that and a’ that”
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488
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CCCXI.
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To the same. Abuse of Ecclefechan
|
488
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|
CCCXII.
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To the same. With “O stay, sweet warbling woodlark, stay,” and “The groves of sweet myrtle”
|
488
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|
CCCXIII.
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To the same. With “How cruel are the parents” and “Mark yonder pomp of costly fashion”
|
489
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CCCXIV.
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To the same. Praise of David Allan’s “Cotter’s Saturday Night”
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489
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CCCXV.
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