Robert Burns Poems
- 301. Tam, The Chapman.
- 302. Lines Written On A Window.
- 303. The Toad-eater.
- 304. Epitaph.
- 305. On Seeing The Beautiful Seat Of Lord Galloway.
- 306. The Highland Welcome.
- 307. A Grace Before Meat.
- 308. On The Same. (on Seeing The Beautiful Seat Of Lord Galloway.)
- 309. On The Death Of A Lap-dog, Named Echo.
- 310. Spoken, On Being Appointed To The Excise.
- 311. The Creed Of Poverty.
- 312. The Heron Ballads. (ballad Second.)
- 313. On Elphinston's Translations. Of Martial's Epigrams.
- 314. Written In A Lady's Pocket-book.
- 315. The Toast.
- 316. Epitaph On William Nicol.
- 317. The Parson's Looks.
- 318. Inscription On A Goblet.
- 319. On A Henpecked Country Squire.
- 320. On Captain Francis Grose.
- 321. On Wat.
- 322. On A Friend.
- 323. The Kirk Of Lamington.
- 324. The Invitation.
- 325. The Henpecked Husband.
- 326. To Mr. Syme.
- 327. Lines Written Under The Picture Of The Celebrated Miss Burns.
- 328. On A Schoolmaster.
- 329. To Mr. Syme. With A Present Of A Dozen Of Porter.
- 330. On The Author's Father.
- 331. Extempore In The Court Of Session.
- 332. A Grace.
- 333. On Wee Johnny. Hic Jacet Wee Johnny.
- 334. Impromptu, To Miss Ainslie.
- 335. Verses Written On A Window Of The Inn At Carron.
- 336. The Reply. (the Reproof.)
- 337. On Miss Jean Scott.
- 338. Poem On Life, Addressed To Colonel De Peyster. Dumfries, 1796.
- 339. To Miss Jessy Lewars, Dumfries. With Johnson's 'musical Museum.'
- 340. Written At Inverary.
- 341. For Gavin Hamilton.
- 342. Poetical Inscription For An Altar To Independence.
- 343. On The Same. (on A Henpecked Country Squire.)
- 344. Poem, Addressed To Mr. Mitchell, Collector Of Excise. Dumfries, 1796.
- 345. On A Noisy Polemic.
- 346. Lament For James, Earl Of Glencairn.
- 347. The Laddies By The Banks O' Nith.
- 348. To Mr. M'adam, Of Craigen-gillan.
- 349. To John Maxwell Of Terraughty, On His Birthday.
- 350. To J. Lapraik. (second Epistle.)
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