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Escritor escocés.

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 9

• Ballades and Verses Vain 76
• Grass of Parnassus 52
• A Collection of Ballads 49
• Ban and Arriere Ban: A Rally of Fugitive Rhymes 44
• New Collected Rhymes 39
• Rhymes a la Mode 37
• XXXII Ballades in Blue China [1885] 17
• Ballades & Rhymes from Ballades in Blue China and Rhymes a la Mode 11
• Littell's Living Age 1

La Biblioteca 326

• A ballad of Departure
• A dream
• A Galloway Garland
• “A Highly Valuable chain of Thoughts.”
• A la belle Helene
• À la Belle Hélène. — After Ronsard
• A late Convert. (Paulus Silentiarius.)
• A lost path
• A LYKE-wake DIRGE
• A Portrait of 1783
• A Portrait of 1783
• A Remonstrance with the Fair
• A Review in rhyme
• A Scot to Jeanne d’Arc
• A song of Phæacia
• A star in the night
• A sunset on Yarrow
• A Toast
• A Vow to heavenly Venus
• A Vow to Heavenly Venus. — Du Bellay
• Advance, Australia
• Alison GROSS
• Almae Matres
• Almae Matres. (St. Andrews, 1862. Oxford, 1865)
• Amaryllis
• An old prayer
• An Old Song
• An old tune. — Gérard de Nerval
• Annan water
• Another way
• April
• April on Tweed
• April. — Rémy Belleau, 1560
• Art. — A very woful ballade of the art Critic. (to E. A. Abbey.)
• Art’s Martyr
• Auld Maitland
• Ave
• Ballad of the Philanthropist
• Ballade against the Jesuits. — After la Fontaine
• Ballade Amoureuse. — After Froissart
• Ballade Dedicatory — To Mrs. Elton of white Staunton
• Ballade for a Baby (from "the garland of Rachel.")
• Ballade of Aucassin
• Ballade of Autumn
• Ballade of blind love
• Ballade of blue China
• Ballade of Christmas ghosts
• Ballade of Cleopatra's Needle
• Ballade of Cleopatra’s Needle
• Ballade of Cricket. — To T. W. Lang
• Ballade of dead cities. — To E. W. Gosse
• Ballade of dead cities. — To E. W. Gosse
• Ballade of Dead Cricketers
• Ballade of dead ladies. — After Villon
• Ballade of Difficult rhymes
• Ballade of Frère Lubin
• Ballade of his books
• Ballade of his Choice of a sepulchre
• Ballade of his own country
• Ballade of life
• Ballade of Literary fame
• Ballade of Neglected Merit
• Ballade of Queen ANNE
• Ballade of Rabbits and Hares
• Ballade of Railway Novels
• Ballade of roulette — To R. R
• Ballade of sleep
• Ballade of Sleep
• Ballade of æsthetic adjectives
• Ballade of summer — To C. H. A
• Ballade of the book-hunter
• Ballade of the book-man's Paradise
• Ballade of the Book-man’s Paradise
• Ballade of the Bookworm
• Ballade of the dream
• Ballade of the Girton Girl
• Ballade of the may Term
• Ballade of the midnight forest — After Théodore de Banville
• Ballade of the Muse
• Ballade of the Optimist
• Ballade of the Pleased Bard
• Ballade of the Primitive Jest
• Ballade of the Royal game of Golf. (East Fifeshire.)
• Ballade of the royal game of Golf. — To Leslie Balfour
• Ballade of the Southern Cross
• Ballade of the summer Term
• Ballade of the Tweed (Lowland Scotch.) to T. W. Lang
• Ballade of the Voyage to Cythera. — After Théodore de Banville
• Ballade of true wisdom
• Ballade of Worldly wealth. (old FRENCH.)
• Ballade of Yule
• Ballade to Theocritus, in winter
• Battle of Otterbourne
• Before the Snow
• Before the snow. (after Albert Glatigny.)
• Benedetta Ramus. — After Romney
• Bion
• Boat-song
• Brahma. — After Emerson
• Britannia — From Jules Lemaître
• Cameos
• Celia’s eyes — Pastiche
• Central American Antiquities — In South Kensington Museum
• Circe's isle Revisited
• Clearista. (Meleager.)
• Clerk Saunders
• Colinette. — For a Sketch by Mr. G. Leslie, A.R.A
• Colonel Burnaby
• Colonus
• Cospatrick
• Cricket rhymes
• Critical of life, Art, and Literature
• Criticism of life
• Culloden
• Death
• Death in June — For Cricketers only
• Dedicatory
• Deeds of men
• Desiderium. — In Memoriam S. F. A
• Dickie Macphalion
• Disdainful Diaphenia
• Dizain
• Dizain
• Dreams
• Edom o’ Gordon
• Edward, Edward
• Fair Annie
• Folk Songs
• For a Rose’s sake — French folk-song
• For Mark Twain’s Jubilee
• Freshman’s Term
• From Meleager
• From Omar Khayyam — Rhymed from the Prose Version of Mr. Justin Huntly m‘Carthy
• From the east to the west
• Gallia
• Gérard de Nerval
• Good-bye
• Gordon of Brackley
• Helen on the walls
• Heliodore. (Meleager.)
• Herodotus in Egypt
• His lady’s tomb — From Ronsard
• Hobbie Noble
• Homer
• Homeric Unity
• Homeroc Unity
• Hymn to the winds
• Iannoula. — Romaic folk-song
• Ideal
• In Ithaca
• Invocation of Isis
• Jacobite “Auld Lang Syne.” — Lochiel’s Regiment, 1747
• Jamie Telfer
• Jeanne d’Arc
• Jock o the side
• Johnie FAA
• Johnnie Armstrang
• Jubilee poems — By Bards who were Silent
• Kenmure
• Kinmont Willie
• Lady ANNE Bothwell’s LAMENT
• Lais. (Pompeius.)
• Les Roses de Sâdi
• Lines
• Lines
• Lone Places of the Deer
• Lord Thomas and fair Annet
• Lost in Hades
• Lost love
• Love and wisdom
• Love Gregor; or, the lass of Lochroyan
• Love the Vampire. — Ο Ερωτας ’Σ Τον Ταφο
• Love’s Cryptogram. — Elle
• Love’s Miracle
• Loyal Lyrics
• Man and the Ascidian. — A Morality
• Mary Ambree
• Matrimony
• May Colven
• Melville and Coghill. (the place of the little hand.)
• Metempsychosis
• Midnight, January 25, 1886
• Moonlight
• Moonlight. — Jacques Tahureau
• More Strong than death — From Victor Hugo
• Natural Theology
• Neiges d’Antan — In Ercildoune
• Nightingale weather
• Nysa
• Ode to Golf
• Of his death. (Meleager.)
• Of his lady's old age
• Of his lady’s old age. — Ronsard
• Off My Game
• Old loves. — Henri Murger
• On any Beach. — By M. A
• On Calais Sands
• Partant pour la Scribie
• Pen and Ink
• Piscatori Piscator. — In memory of Thomas Tod Stoddart
• Pisidicê
• Poems — Mist
• Poscimur — From Horace
• Red and White Roses
• Rhodocleia — To Rhodocleia on her melancholy singing
• Rhodope. (Rufinus.)
• Rhyme of Oxford Cockney Rhymes
• Rhyme of Rhymes
• Rhymes à la Mode — Ballade Dedicatory, to Mrs. Elton
• Rhymes a La Mode. — Ballade of Middle age
• Robin Hood and the butcher
• Robin Hood and the potter
• Rococo
• Romance
• Romance
• Rondeaux of the Galleries
• Ronsard
• Ronsard’s grave
• Rose the red and white lily
• San Terenzo
• San Terenzo
• Scythe song
• Seekers for a city
• Shadows of his lady
• Shadows of his lady. — Jacques Tahureau
• Silentia Lunae — From Ronsard
• “Sir Hugh; or the Jew’s daughter”
• Sir Patrick Spens
• Son Davie! Son Davie!
• Song by the Sub-Conscious Self — Rhymes made in a dream
• Sonnets — I
• Sonnets — She
• Spring
• Spring. (after Meleager.)
• St. Andrew’s bay. — Night
• Stoker Bill. — A ballad of the school-board fleet
• Sylvie et Aurélie. — In memory of Gérard de Nerval
• Tall Salmacis
• The Ballade of the Subconscious Self
• The battle of Harlaw — Evergreen version
• The battle of Killie-Crankie
• The Birth of butterflies. — Victor Hugo
• The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch Lomond
• The bonnie Earl Moray
• The bonnie house o’ Airly
• The bonny hind
• The Brigand’s grave — Modern Greek
• The Broomfield hill
• The Burial of Molière. (after J. Truffier.)
• The Cannibal Zeus. — A.D. 160
• The cloud Chorus. (from Aristophanes.)
• The coming of Isis
• The Contented Angler
• The Departure from Phæacia. — The Phæacians
• The Departure from Phæacia. — The Phæacians
• The Disappointment
• The Douglas tragedy
• The dowie dens of Yarrow
• The ELPHIN Nourrice
• The fairy Minister
• The fairy’s gift
• The Fisherman’s tomb. (Leonidas of Tarentum.)
• The Food of Fiction
• The Fortunate Islands. — A dream in June
• The grave and the Rose. — Victor Hugo
• The grave and the Rose. — Victor Hugo
• The haunted Homes of England
• The heir of Lynne
• The last Maying
• The Last of the Leal. — December 31, 1787
• The LIMIT of lands
• The limit of life
• The Loving ballad of lord Bateman
• The Moon’s Minion. (from the prose of C. Baudelaire.)
• The new-Liveried year — From Charles d’Orléans
• The Odyssey
• The Palace of Bric-à-brac
• The Passing of Œdipous
• The Poet and the Jubilee. — Poscimur! By A. D
• The Poet’s Apology
• The Prince’s Birthday. — Rome, 31St December, 1721
• The Promise of Helen
• The Prophet. (Antiphilus.)
• The Queen’s Marie
• The Restoration of Romance. — To H. R. H., R. L. S., A. C. D., and S. W
• The Seekers for Phæacia
• The Seekers for Phæacia
• The shade of Helen
• The singing Rose
• The sonnet
• The Spinet
• The Spinet
• The Tenth of June, 1715
• The tournay of the heroes
• The twa corbies
• The twa sisters
• The white Pacha
• They hear the Sirens for the Second time
• Thomas the rhymer
• Three portraits of Prince Charles
• Tired of towns
• To a girl. (Asclepiades.)
• To Artemis
• To Correspondents
• To Daniel Elzevir. (from the Latin of Ménage.)
• To Robert Louis Stevenson — With Kirk’s ‘secret Commonwealth’
• To the Gentle Reader
• To the ships. (Meleager.)
• Traditionary version
• Translations
• Triolets after Moschus
• Tusitala
• Twilight on Tweed
• Twilight. — Sonnet. (after Richepin.)
• Valentine in form of ballade
• Valentine in form of Ballade
• Verses — Martial in town
• Villanelle. — To Lucia
• Villanelle (to M. Joseph Boulmier, author of “Les Villanelles.”)
• Waly, waly
• White Rose Day. — June 10, 1688
• Willie’s ladye
• Woman and the weed. (Founded on a new Zealand myth.)
• Young Benjie
• Young Bicham
• Zimbabwe