"TRANSLATIONS" FROM OSSIAN
FINGAL, AN EPIC POEM (1762), BOOK VI, §§ 10-14
THE SONGS OF SELMA (1762), §§ 4-8, 20-21
CHRISTOPHER SMART
A SONG TO DAVID (1763), ll. 451-516
OLIVER GOLDSMITH
THE TRAVELLER (1764), ll. 51-64, 239-280, 423-438
THE DESERTED VILLAGE (1770)
RETALIATION (1774), ll. 29-42, 61-78, 93-124, 137-146
JAMES BEATTIE
THE MINSTREL, BOOK I (1771), STANZAS 4-5, 16, 22, 32-33, 52-55
LADY ANNE LINDSAY
AULD ROBIN GRAY (WR. 1771)
JEAN ADAMS
THERE'S NAE LUCK ABOUT THE HOUSE (c. 1771)
ROBERT FERGUSSON
THE DAFT DAYS (1772)
ANONYMOUS
ABSENCE (c. 1773?)
JOHN LANGHORNE
THE COUNTRY JUSTICE, PART I (1774), ll. 132-165
AUGUSTUS MONTAGU TOPLADY
ROCK OF AGES (1775)
JOHN SKINNER
TULLOCHGORUM (1776)
THOMAS CHATTERTON
SONGS FROM AELLA (1777)
THE BODDYNGE FLOURETTES BLOSHES ATTE THE LYGHTE
O, SYNGE UNTOE MIE ROUNDELAIE
AN EXCELENTE BALADE OF CHARITIE
THOMAS DAY
THIS DESOLATION OF AMERICA (1777), ll. 29-53, 279-299,
328-335, 440-458, 489-501
GEORGE CRABBE
THE LIBRARY (1781), ll. 1-12, 99-110, 127-134,
AND A COMMONLY OMITTED PASSAGE FOLLOWING l. 594
THE VILLAGE (1783), BOOK I, ll. 1-78, 109-317; II, 63-100
JOHN NEWTON
A VISION OF LIFE IN DEATH (1779?)
WILLIAM COWPER
TABLE TALK (1782), ll. 716-739
CONVERSATION (1782), ll. 119-162
TO A YOUNG LADY (1782)
THE SHRUBBERY (1782)
THE TASK (1785), BOOK I, ll. 141-180; II, 1-47, 206-254;
III, 108-l33; IV, 1-41; V, 379-445; VI, 56-117, 560-580
ON THE RECEIPT OF MY MOTHER'S PICTURE (1798)
TO MARY (WR. c. 1795, PUBL. 1803)
THE CASTAWAY (WR. c. 1799, PUBL. 1803)
WILLIAM LISLE BOWLES
EVENING (1789)
DOVER CLIFFS (1789)
ROBERT BURNS
MARY MORISON (WR. 1784?, PUBL. 1800)
THE HOLY FAIR (WR. 1785, PUBL. 1786)
TO A LOUSE (WR. 1785, PUBL. 1786)
EPISTLE TO J. LAPRAIK (WR. 1785, PUBL. 1786), STANZAS 9-13
THE COTTER'S SATURDAY NIGHT (WR. 1785-86, PUBL. 1786)
TO A MOUSE (1786)
TO A MOUNTAIN DAISY (1786)
EPISTLE TO A YOUNG FRIEND (1786)
A BARD'S EPITAPH (1786)
ADDRESS TO THE UNCO GUID (1787)
JOHN ANDERSON, MY Jo (WR. c. 1788, PUBL. 1790)
THE LOVELY LASS OF INVERNESS (WR. c. 1788, PUBL. 1796)
A RED, RED ROSE (WR. c. 1788, PUBL. 1796)
AULD LANG SYNE (WR. c. 1788, PUBL. 1796)
SWEET AFTON (WR. c. 1789, PUBL. 1796)
THE HAPPY TRIO (WR. 1789, PUBL. 1796)
TO MARY IN HEAVEN (WR. 1789, PUBL. 1796)
TAM O' SHANTER (WR. 1790, PUBL. 1791)
AE FOND KISS (WR. 1791, PUBL. 1792)
DUNCAN GRAY (WR. 1792, PUBL. 1798)
HIGHLAND MARY (WR. 1792, PUBL. 1799)
SCOTS, WHA HAE (WR. 1793, PUBL. 1794)
IS THERE FOR HONEST POVERTY (WR. 1794, PUBL. 1795)
LAST MAY A BRAW WOOER (WR. c. 1795, PUBL. 1799)
O, WERT THOU IN THE CAULD BLAST (WR. 1796, PUBL. 1800)
ERASMUS DARWIN
THE BOTANIC GARDEN (1789-92), PART I, CANTO I, ll. 1-38;
PART II, CANTO I, ll. 299-310
WILLIAM BLAKE
TO WINTER (1783)
SONG: FRESH FROM THE DEWY HILL (1783)
TO THE MUSES (1783)
INTRODUCTION TO SONGS OF INNOCENCE (1789)
THE LAMB (1789)
THE LITTLE BLACK BOY (1789)
A CRADLE SONG (1789)
HOLY THURSDAY (1789)
THE DIVINE IMAGE (1789)
ON ANOTHER'S SORROW (1789)
THE BOOK OF THEL (1789)
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION (PRINTED 1791), ll, 198-240
A SONG OP LIBERTY (c. 1792), §§ 1-3, 12, 18-20, AND CHORUS
THE FLY (1794)
THE TIGER (1794)
HOLY THURSDAY (1794)
THE GARDEN OF LOVE (1794)
A LITTLE BOY LOST (1794)
THE SCHOOL-BOY (1794)
LONDON (1794)
AUGURIES OF INNOCENCE (WR. c. 1801-03), LL. 1-44, 73-90
VERSES FROM "MILTON" (ENGRAVED c. 1804)
AND DID THOSE FEET IN ANCIENT TIME
REASON AND IMAGINATION
VERSES FROM "JERUSALEM" (ENGRAVED c. 1804-11)
TO THE DEISTS
GEORGE CANNING
THE PROGRESS OF MAN (1798), CANTO XXIII, ll. 7-16, 17-30
THE NEW MORALITY (1798), ll. 87-157
CAROLINA, LADY NAIRNE
THE LAND O' THE LEAL (WR. 1798)