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The Foray

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Page.

Lullaby of an Infant Chief

470

Pibroch of Donald Dhu

471

Nora's Vow

ib.

Mac-Gregor's Gathering

472

Donald Caird's come again

ib.

Mackrimmon's Lament

473

On Ettrick Forest's mountains dun

ib.

The Sun upon the Weirdlaw-hill

ib.

The Maid of Isla

474

ib.

The Monks of Bangor's March

ib.

The Search after Happiness; or the Quest of

Sultaun Solimaun

475

The Poacher

478

The Dance of Death

. 479

Farewell to the Muse

. 480

Epitaph on Mis Erskine

ib.

Mr Kemble's Farewell Address, on taking

leave of the Edinburgh Stage

481

Epilogue to The Appeal

ib.

Song-Oh say not, my love, with that morti-

fied air

ib.

The Palmer

ib.

The Maid of Neid path

· 482

Wandering Willie .

ib.

Hunting-song-Waken, lords and ladies gay 483

The Violet

ib.

To a Lady, with flowers from a Roman wall ib.

The Bard's Incantation, written under the

threat of invasion, in the autumn of 1804. ib.

The Resolve (in imitation of an old English

poem)

Epitaph designed for a monument in Lichfield

Cathedral, at the Burial Place of the Family

of Miss Seward

ib.

The Return to Ulster

485

On the Massacre of Glencoe

ib.

Prologue to Miss Baillie's play of the Family

Legend .

ib.

Farewell to Mackenzie, High Chief of Kintail

(from the Gaelic)

Imitation of the preceding song

ib.

War-song of Lachlan, High Chief of Maclean

(from the Gaelic)

487

Saint-Cloud (written in September, 1815) ib.

Romance of Dunois (from the French) ib,

The Troubadour

488

From the French-It chanced that Cupid on

ib.

Song, for the Anniversary Meeting of the Pitt

Club of Scotland

ib.

Song, on the lifting of the Banner of the

house of Buccleugh, at a grcat Football-,

Match on Carterhaugh

ib.

Impromptu, to M. Alexandre

489

484

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.

486

BALLADS AND LYRICAL PIECES.

Glenfinlas; or Lord Ronald's Coronach ib.

Notes

443

The Eve of Saint John

444

Notes

446

Cadyow Castle .

447

Notes

450

The Gray Brother

452

Notes

454

The Fire-King (imitated from Gæthe)

ib.

Frederick and Alice (imitated from Bürger). 456

The Wild Huntsmen

· 457

William and Helen (imitated from Bürger). 459

The Battle of Sempach (translated from

Tchudi).

462

The Noble Moringer (translated from the Ger-

man)

464

MISCELLANIES.

War-song of the Royal Edinburgh Light Dra-

goons

The Norman Horse-shoe

469
The Last Words of Cadwallon

ib.
The Maid of Toro

ib.
Hellvellyn
Jock of Hazeldean.

ib.