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000192559 1001_ $$aBurns, Robert,$$d1759-1796.
000192559 24000 $$aPoems.$$kSelections
000192559 24510 $$aRobert Burns :$$bthe Scottish bard /$$cwritten and compiled by O.B. Duane.
000192559 260__ $$aLondon :$$bBrockhampton Press,$$cc1996.
000192559 300__ $$a96 p. :$$bcol. ill. ;$$c23 cm.
000192559 440_0 $$aIllustrated poetry anthology
000192559 500__ $$aPoems.
000192559 5050_ $$a Early poems (1774-84): O once I lov'd -- Winter, a dirge -- The death and dying words of poor Mailie -- Mary Morison.  Poems (1784-85): Green grow the rashes -- Holy Willie's prayer -- To a mouse -- The twa dogs, a tale -- Address to the Deil -- To a louse.  Poems (1786-87): To a mountain daisy -- Epitaph on a henpecked country squire -- Epigram on said occasion -- A bard's epitaph -- Address to a haggis -- Written with a pencil, standing by the Fall of Fyers, near Loch-Ness.  Poems (1788): The Winter it is past -- Auld lang syne.  Poems (1789). Caledonia -- Afton water. Poems (1790): My heart's in the highlands -- Tam o'shanter.  Poems (1792). What can a young lassie do wi' an auld man -- Coming thro' the rye.
000192559 60010 $$aBurns, Robert,$$d1759-1796.
000192559 7001_ $$aDuane, O. B.
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