| To Mrs. J. Cleland on the Death of a Beloved Son and Only Child |
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| A Real Incident of the Persecuting Times in Scotland |
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| Lines Addressed to Mrs. Buchanan of Drumpellier |
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| Craignethan Castle. A Memory |
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| Verses Descriptive of an Early Morning Walk in the Latter End of April, 1830 |
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| On the Death of a Highly Gifted and Precocious Child |
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| The Lyre of Spring |
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| Mysie, an Aul'-warl' but ower True Story |
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| Lines Suggested by Seeing the Train Containing the Queen |
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| Cousin Aggie. A Memory |
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