The Complete Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott

On the Lifting of the Banner of the House

Pphon Maid, The, 449,

Palume, The, 400,

Pilook of Donald Dhu, 427.

Quake to your foundation deep,' 310.
Wish adventurer, bear thee back,' 306.
Whom Wom lied, 11,

My Southie's Chair, 415,

ww pho teatre Merlin piled,' 307,

she may be fany' he sang, "but yet,' 383.
"Naghet, wat! thy warfare o'er, 162.
Multichy wake! 7400

Soof Hosson, theme of story, 39
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The Knight's to the mountain,' 414.

"The monk must arise when the matins ring,
448.

Thomas the Rhymer, 32.

Thou, so needful, yet so dread,' 465.
Thunder-Storm, On a, 491.

To a Lady, 8.

To an Oak Tree, 417.

To Edward Glendinning, 458.

To Halbert (The White Maid of Avenel, 455.
To his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch, 411.
To J. G. Lockhart, Esq., 474.

To Mary Avenel, 458.

To the Memory of Edward the Black Prince,

The Sub-Prior, 454.

TERMAIN, THE BRIDAL OF, 283.
Dad. The, £23.

at ye. twine ve! even so,' 425.

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Palmer, The, 400.

Pibroch of Donald Dhu, 427.

"Quake to your foundation deep,' 310.

Rash adventurer, bear thee back,' 306.
hhein-Wein Lied, 11.

St. Swithin's Chair. 415.

*See the treasure Merlin piled,' 307.

'She may be fair,' he sang, but yet,' 383.
*Soldier, rest! thy warfare o'er,' 162.
'Soldier, wake!' 476.
Soldier's, 200.

*Son of Honor, theme of story,' 309.
'Summer eve is gone and past,' 264.
Sun upon the Lake, The. 481.

Sun upon the Weirdlaw Hill, The, 437.
"Sweet shone the sun on the fair lake of
Toro,' 10.

Tempest, Song of the, 459.

The heath this night must be my bed,'

179.

The knight's to the mountain,' 414.

The monk must arise when the matins
ring,' 448.

"They bid me sleep, they bid me pray,' 187.
Twist ye, twine ye! even so,' 425.
'Wake, Maid of Lorn,' 315.

Wandering Willie, 401.

War-Song, 450.

War-Song of Lachlan, 420.

War-Song of the Royal Edinburgh Light
Dragoons, 9.

Wasted, weary, wherefore stay,' 425.

'We are bound to drive the bullocks,' 418.
We love the shrill trumpet,' 455.
Wheel the wild dance,' 422.
When friends are met,' 486.

"When the last Laird of Ravenswood to
Ravenswood shall ride,' 448.

When the tempest,' 485.

"Where shall the lover rest,' 110.
White Lady of Avenel, of the, 453.
Widowed wife and wedded maid,' 477.
Woman's faith, 476.

'Young men will love thee more fair and

more fast!' 415.

Sun upon the Lake, The, 484.

Sun upon the Weirdlaw Hill, The, 437.

Talisman, The, verses from, 477; mottoes from,

504.

Tempest, Song of the, 459.

'The herring loves the merry moon-light,' 429.

*The Knight's to the mountain." 44.

The monk must arise when the matins ring!

448.

goons, 9.

'Wasted, weary, wherefore stay,' 425.
WATERLOO, THE FIELD OF, 362.
Waverley, songs and verses from. 413.
'We are bound to drive the bullocks,' 418.
We love the shrill trumpet,

What brave chief shall head the forces, 477.
When friends are met,' 456.

When the last Laird of Ravenswood to Ravens
wood shall ride,' 448.

When the tempest,' 485.

White Lady's Farewell, The, 458.
White Lady of Avenel, Songs of the. 433.
Why sit'st thou by that ruined hall,' £29.
Widowed wife and wedded maid,' 477.
Wild Huntsman, The, 5.
William and Helen, 1:
Woman's Faith, 476.

Woodstock, verses from, 480; mottoes from, 505.

'Young men will love thee more fair and more
fast," 415.

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