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Stanzas, written with a pencil on the grave-stone
departed friend,
On Alexander Wilson's Emigration to America,
The Poor Bowlman's Remonstrance,
Sonnet to Sincerity, ....
Lines written on the back of a Guinea Note,
Lines, written on seeing a Spider dart out upon a Fly,
Lines on seeing a Fop pass an old Beggar,
Lines on a Flatterer, ....
A Resolve. Written on hearing a fellow tell some
to the hurt of his best friends,
Epigrams, ,
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EPITAPHS.
On seeing a once worthy
inebriation on the street,
On T. B. Esq;
On a crabbed old Tvlaid,
On a Farthing Gatherer,
character lying in a state of
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SONGS.
Jessie, the Flower of Dumblane,
Loudon's bonny Woods and Braes,
The Lass o' Arranteenie,
The Braes o' GlenifFer,
The Flower of Levern side,
Langsyne, beside the woodland burn,
We'll meet beside the dusky glen,
Thro' Cmikston Castle's lonely wa's,
I'll hie me to the sheeling hill,
The Erac? of. Balqnhither,
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