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INDEX
TO THE AIRS CONTAINED IN THE FIRST VOLUME, AND ALSO TO THOSE
MENTIONED IN THE NOTES.
PAGB
Alas, that I cam' o'er the muir, . . 88
Alastair Macalastair, .... 68
Andro and his cutty gun, ... 58
Auld Robin Gray, (Scotch air,) . . 20
Auld Robin Gray, (English air,) . . 22
Auld Rob Morris, .... 126
Bide ye yet, {App. 160,) ... 14
Blythe, blythe, and merry was she, {App. 163,) 58
Bonnie Prince Charlie, ... 74
Bonnie wee thing, .... 8
Busk ye, busk ye, (App. 160,) . . 38
Ca' the yowes to the knowes, (App. 165,) . 94
Charlie is my darling, .... 90
Colle to me the rysshys green, (note,) . 31
Comin' thro' the broom, (note,) . . 51
Corn rigs, ..... 48
Duncan Gray, ..... 122
Fair Janet, ..... 92
Fy to the hills in the morning, (note,) . 155
For a' that, and a' that, (App. 167,) . 152
For lack of gold, .... 146
Gala water, ..... 50
Gloomy winter's now awa', (App. 159,) . 6
Green grow the rashes, O ! . . . 30
Happy Dick Dawson, (note,) . . . 131
Haud awa' frae me, Donald, (note,) . . 77
Here's a health to ane that's awa', . . 134
Hey now the day dawis, (note and App.) . 79-165
Hey, tuttie tattie, (App. 165,) . . 78-80
I am the Duke of Norfolk, (note,) . . 129
I had a horse, and I had nae mair, . . 106
I lo'e na a laddie but ane, (App. 166,) . 130
I will not go to my bed till I suld die, (App. 168,) 156
Jock the laird's brither, (note,) . . 127
John Anderson, my jo, ... 128
John, come kiss me now, (note,) . . 129
Johnnie Cope, (App. 167,) . . . 154
Johnnie Faa, . . . . . 114
Kind Robin lo'es me, . . . . 10
Lady Badinscoth's reel, (note,) . . 117
Lady Cassilis' lilt, (note,) . . . 115
Lewie Gordon, .... 40
Locheil's march, (note,) ... 97
Logan water, (App. 164,) ... 70
Logie o' Buchan, . .82
Lord Balgonie's favourite, (note,) . 7
Lord Gregory, . 54
Miss Admiral Gordon's strathspey, (notes, 13, 85,) 86
Morag, ...... 46
My ain kind dearie, .... 142
My boy Tammy, .... 60
My love's in Germany, ... 28
My lodging is on the cold ground, (note,) . 131
My love she's but a lassie yet, . . . 116
My Nannie, O, . . . . . 34
My tocher's the jewel, .... 24
Muirland Willie, (?wte,) ... 61
Of a' the airts the wind can blaw, . . 86
Oh! why left I my hame? ... 12
Oran an aoig,
O waly, waly,
O whistle, an' I'll come to you,
Paul's steeple, (note,)
Put up thy dagger, Jamie, (note,)
Roslin Castle,
Rothiemurchus' rant,
Saw ye Johnnie comin'i (App. 166,)
Saw ye my father?
Send him hame,
Tak' your auld cloak about ye, (App. 162,)
Tarry woo', (note,)
The birks of Invermay,
The bonnie brier bush,
The bonnie black eagle, (note,)
The brisk young lad,
The braes o' Yarrow,
The braes o' Balquhidder,
The bridegroom grat,
The broom o' the Cowdenknowes, (App. 163,)
The bush aboon Traquair,
The ewe-bughts,
The flowers of the forest, (old air,) (App. 159,
The flowers of the forest, (modern air,)
The Gypsie laddie,
The highway to Edinburgh, (note,)
The house of Glammis, (note,)
The lady's goune, (note and App.)
The Laird o' Cockpen,
The lassie lost her silken snood, (note,)
The last time I cam' o'er the muir, (see, Alas
I cam' o'er the muir,) (App. 165,)
The lea rig,
The lowlands o' Holland, (?iotes,)
The lone vale,
The mill, mill, O,
The muckin' o' Geordie's byre, (note,)
The pibroch of Donuil Dhu,
The posie,
The soldier's return,
The song of death,
The souter's daughter, (note,)
The weary pund o' tow, (App. 167,)
The white cockade,
The winter it is past,
There was a pretty May,
This is no my ain house,
Thou art gane awa',
Tullochgorum,
Tweedside, (App. 166,)
Twine weel the plaiden,
Wandering Willie,
Welcome home, old Rowley, (note,)
WhaTl be king but Charlie?
When she cam' ben she bobbit,
Wilt thou be my dearie ?
Wo betyd thy weary bodie, (note,)
Women's wark will never be done, (note,)
Yon burn-side, ....
136
100
36
129
117
16
144
132
102
28
44
41
72
148
25
62
38
112
20
56
18
120
2
4
114
25
17
39, 162
42
33
that
88
142
13,84
26
124
25
96
110
124
136
99
140
64
118
110
108
76
52
104
32
66
77
138
42
98
9
25
150