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O dinna think, bonnie lassie, 574
O fare ye weel, my auld wife, 365
Of a' the airts the wind can
blaw, .... 244
O for my aia king, quo' gude
Wallace, . . .498
O gae to the kye wi' me,
Johnie, . . .142
O Galloway Tam cam here
to woo, . . . 336
O gin I were fairly shot o' her, 576
O gin my love werfe yon red
rose, .... 614
O gude ale comes, . . 561
O heard ye of a silly Harper, 598
Oh ! I am come to the low
countrie, . . . 514
Oh open the door. Lord Gre-
gory, .... 5
O how can I be blythe and
glad, . . . . 328
O how shall I unskilfu' try, 360
Oh ! send Lewis Gordon hame, 87
Oh was not I a weary wight, 90
O I forbid you, maidens a', 423
O I hae lost my silken snood, 32
O John, come kiss me now, 315
O keep ye weel frae Sir John
Malcolm, . . .468
O Kenmure's on an' awa',
Willie, . . .370
O ken ye what Meg o' the
mill has gotten, . . 585
O ladie, I maun lo'e thee, 320
O Lady Mary Ann looks o'er
the castle wa', .' . 390
O lay thy loof in mine, lass, 593
O leave novels, ye Mauchlin
belles, . . .592
O leeze me on my spinning
wheel, . . .371
O let me in this ae night, 320
O Logie o' Buchan, O Logie
the laird, . . .368
O lovely maid, how dear's
thy power, ... 42
O lovely Polly Stewart, . 485
O love, thou delights in man's
ruin, .... 413
O luve will venture, . 386
O Mally's meek, Mally's
sweet, . . . 617
O Mary, turn awa that bonny
face, .... 560
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O Mary, ye's be clad in silk, 605
O May, thy morn was ne'er
sae sweet, . . . 477
O meikle thinks my love o'
my beauty, . . , 322
O merry hae I been teethen a
heckle, ... 279
O merry may the maid be, 129
O mighty Nature's handy-
work, . . .314
O mither dear, I 'gin to fear, 133
O Molly, Molly, my dear
honey, . . . 132
O mount and go, . . 242
O my love's like a red, red
rose, .... 415
On a bank of flowers in a sum-
mer day, . . . 232
O Nannie, wilt thou gang wi'
me, .... 33
On a rock by seas surround-
ed, ... . 107
One day I heard Mary say, 92
One morning very early, one
morning in the Spring, 46
One night as young Colin lay
musing in bed, . . 151
One night I dream'd I lay
most easy, . . . 131
On Etrick banks ae summer's
night, ... 82
O once I lov'd a bonnie lass, 570
O sad and heavy should I
part, .... 461
Sandy, why leaves thou thy
Nelly to mourn, . . 161
O saw ye Jenny Nettles, 53
O saw ye my dearie, my Eppie
M'Nab, . . .346
O saw ye my father, . 77
O see that form that faintly
gleams, . . . 71
O steer her up and had her
gaun, . . . 520
O tell me, my bonny young
lassie, .... 558
O that I had ne'er been mar-
ried, .... 613
O that I were where Helen
lies, .... 163
O this is no my ain house, 225
O turn away those cruel eyes, 604
Our auld King Coul was a
jolly auld soul, . . 486