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[Tam Glen], quoted [133].
- [Tam o' Shanter], [253]-257, quoted [257], [266], [268], [282].
- [Tam Samson's Elegy], quoted [294].
- Tea Table Miscellany, [81], [99].
- [The Auld Farmer's New-Year Morning Salutation], quoted [278].
- The Banks of Helicon, [79].
- [The Blue-eyed Lassie], quoted [117].
- [The Bonnie Lad that's Far Awa], quoted [139].
- The Brigs of Ayr, [267].
- The Cherry and the Slae, [79].
- [The Cotter's Saturday Night], quoted [8]-15, [38], [74], [84], [190], criticized [207] ff., [219], [266].
- [The Death and Dying Words of Poor Mailie], quoted [23]-25.
- [The Deil's Awa wi' th' Exciseman], quoted [154].
- [The Deuk's Dang o'er my Daddie], quoted [155].
- The Gazetteer, [64].
- The Gentle Shepherd, [82].
- [The Gloomy Night], quoted [40]-41, [103].
- [The Highland Balou], [150], quoted [151].
- [The Highland Laddie], quoted [164].
- [The Holy Fair], [38], [84], [227], quoted [228].
- [The Jolly Beggars], [38], [77], [238]-241, quoted [241], [266].
- The Kirk's Alarm, [186], [187].
- The Lass of Cessnock Banks, [23].
- [The Lea-Rig], quoted [120].
- The Man of Feeling, [86].
- The Ordination, [184], [185].
- The Piper of Kilbarchan, [79].
- [The Poet's Welcome to his Love-begotten Daughter], quoted [33]-35.
- [The Rantin' Dog the Daddie o't], quoted [134].
- [The Rigs o' Barley], quoted [30], [103].
- [The Twa Dogs], [4], [38], [84], quoted [219].
- The Twa Herds, [180].
- The Vision, [38].
- [The Weary Pund o' Tow], quoted [147].
- [There'll Never be Peace], quoted [166].
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[There was a Lad], quoted [125].
- Thomson, George, [65], [88], [91], [92], [95], [98], [169], [316].
- Thomson, James, [86], [318].
- [To a Haggis], [294], quoted [306].
- [To a Louse], [38], quoted [274].
- [To a Mountain Daisy], [38], [86], [190], quoted [276].
- [To a Mouse], [38], [86], [190], quoted [272].
- [To Daunton Me], quoted [142].
- [To Mary in Heaven], [76], quoted [114].
- [To the Deil], [38], [86], [281], quoted [282].
- To the Guidwife of Wauchope House, [316].
- [To the Rev. John McMath], quoted [181].
- [To the Unco Guid], [38], quoted [176], [189].
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Wallace, History of Sir William, [19].
- [Wandering Willie], quoted [138].
- Watson, James, [81].
- West Indies, [37]-39.
- [Wha is that at my Bower Door?], quoted [156].
- [What Can a Young Lassie], quoted [142].
- [Whistle and I'll Come to Thee, my Lad], [75], quoted [132].
- [Will ye go to the Indies, my Mary], [37], quoted [40], [103].
- [Willie Brew'd a Peck o' Maut], [237], quoted [238].
- [Willie's Wife], quoted [156].
- Wilson, John (Dr. Hornbook), [287].
- Winter, a Dirge, [266].
- Winter Night, A, [271].
- Women, Burns and, [314], [315].
- Wordsworth, [318], [319].