Scott's Poetical Works
| Book | Scott's Poetical Works |
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Printed | 1877 |
| Author | Sir Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Frederick Warne & Co. |
| Printed by | Clay And Taylor |
| Series | The Lansdowne Poets |
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Location | London |
| Printed | 1877 |
| Pages / Font | 625 pages |
| Chapters | The Lay Of The Last Minstrel
Marmion
The Lady Of The Lake
The Vision Of Don Roderick
Rokeby
The Bridal Of Triermain; Or, The Vale Of St. John
The Lord Of The Isles
The Field Of Waterloo
Harold The Dauntless
Contributions To The Minstrelsy Of The Scottish Border:
Thomas the Rhymer
Glenfinlas; or, Lord Ronald's Coronach
The Eve Of St. John
Cadyow Castle
The Gray Brother
Ballads, Translated, Or Imitated, From The German, &c.:
William and Helen
The Wild Huntsman
The Fire-King
Frederick and Alice
The Battle of Sempach
The Noble Moringer
The Erl-King
Miscellaneous Poems:
The Violet
To a Lady. With Flowers from a Roman Wall
War-Song of the Edinburgh Light Dragoons
The Bard's Incantation
Helvellyn
The Dying Bard
The Norman Horse-shoe
The Maid of Toro
The Palmer
The Maid of Neidpath
Wandering Willie
Hunting Song
Health to Lord Melville
Epitaph designed for a Monument in Lichfield Cathedral
The Resolve
Prologue to Miss Baillie's Play of the Family Legend
The Poacher
Song
The Bold Dragoon
On the Massacre of Glencoe
For a' that an' a' that
Song for the Anniversary Meeting of the Pitt Club of Scotland
Lines addressed to Ranald Macdonald, Esq., of Staffa
From Waverly:
Davie Gellatley's Songs
St. Swithin's Chair
Flora MacIvor's Song
To an Oak Tree
Farewell to Mackenzie, High Chief of Kintail
War-Song of Lachlan, High Chief of Maclean
Saint Cloud
The Dance of Death
Romance of Dunois
The Troubadour
Song from the French
Song on the Lifting of the Banner of the House of Buccleuch
Lullaby of an Infant Chief
From Guy Mannering:
"Twist ye, Twine ye"
The Dying Gipsy's Dirge
The Return to Ulster
Jock of Hazeldean
Pibroch of Donald Dhu
Nora's Vow
Macgregor's Gathering
Verses to the Czar Alexander
From the Antiquary:
Time
Elspeth's Ballad
Mottoes
Motto from the Black Dwarf
From Old Mortality:
Major Bellenden's Song
Verses found in Bothwell's Pocket-book
Mottoes
Miscellaneous Poems, continued:
The Search after Happiness
The Sun upon the Weirdlaw Hill
The Monks of Bangor's March
Mottoes from Rob Roy
Mr. Kemble's Farewell Address
Lines, written for Miss Smith
Epilogue to the Appeal
Mackrimmon's Lament
Donald Caird's come again
Epitaph on Mrs. Erksine
From the Heart of Mid-Lothian:
Madge Wildfire's Songs
From the Bride of Lammermoor:
Lucy Ashton's Song
Norman the Forester's Song
Mottoes
From the Legend of Montrose:
Annot Lyle's Songs
The Orphan Maid
From Ivanhoe:
The Crusader's Return
The Barefooted Friar
Saxon War-Song
Rebecca's Hymn
The Black Knight's Song
Duet between the Black Knight and Wamba
Funeral Hymn
Mottoes
From the Monastery:
Songs of the White Lady of Avenel
Border Ballad
Mottoes
Mottoes from the Abbot
From Kenilworth:
Goldthred's Song
Mottoes
From the Pirate:
The Song of the Tempest
Claud Halcro's Song
The Song of Harold Harfager
Song of the Mermaids and Mermen
Norna's Song
Claud Halcro and Norna
Song of the Zetland Fishermen
Cleveland's Songs
Claud Halcro's Verses
Norna's Incantations
Mottoes
On Ettrick Forest's Mountains dun
Miscellaneous Poems, continued:
Farewell to the Muse
The Maid of Isla
Carle, now the King's come
Mottoes from the Fortunes of Nigel
Mottoes from Peveril of the Peak
From Quentin Durward:
Song—County Guy
Mottoes
From St. Ronan's Wall:
Epilogue
Mottoes
Song from Redgauntlet
Lines addressed to Monsieur Alexandre
The Death of Keeldar
From the Betrothed:
Song—Soldier, Wake
Song—The Truth of Women
Mottoes
From the Talisman:
Ahriman
Song of Blondel—The Bloody Vest
Mottoes
Inscription for the Monument of the Rev. G. Scott
The Foray
From Woodstock:
Mottoes
Glee for King Charles
One Hour with thee
From the Fair Maid of Perth:
Motto
The Lay of Poor Louise
Chant over the Dead
Yes, thou may'st sigh
Oh, bold and true
From Anne of Geierstein:
Mottoes
Song of the Judges of the Secret Tribunal
Mottoes from Count Robert of Paris
Mottoes from Castle Dangerous
Dramatic Pieces:
Haildon Hill: A Dramatic sketch from Scottish history
Macduff's Cross
Auchindrane, or the Ayrshire Tragedy
The Doom of Devorgoil
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Appendix:
Notes The Lay Of The Last Minstrel
Marmion
The Lady Of The Lake
The Vision Of Don Roderick
Rokeby
The Bridal Of Triermain; Or, The Vale Of St. John
The Lord Of The Isles
The Field Of Waterloo
Harold The Dauntless
Contributions To The Minstrelsy Of The Scottish Border:
Thomas the Rhymer
Glenfinlas; or, Lord Ronald's Coronach
The Eve Of St. John
Cadyow Castle
The Gray Brother
Ballads, Translated, Or Imitated, From The German, &c.:
William and Helen
The Wild Huntsman
The Fire-King
Frederick and Alice
The Battle of Sempach
The Noble Moringer
The Erl-King
Miscellaneous Poems:
The Violet
To a Lady. With Flowers from a Roman Wall
War-Song of the Edinburgh Light Dragoons
The Bard's Incantation
Helvellyn
The Dying Bard
The Norman Horse-shoe
The Maid of Toro
The Palmer
The Maid of Neidpath
Wandering Willie
Hunting Song
Health to Lord Melville
Epitaph designed for a Monument in Lichfield Cathedral
The Resolve
Prologue to Miss Baillie's Play of the Family Legend
The Poacher
Song
The Bold Dragoon
On the Massacre of Glencoe
For a' that an' a' that
Song for the Anniversary Meeting of the Pitt Club of Scotland
Lines addressed to Ranald Macdonald, Esq., of Staffa
From Waverly:
Davie Gellatley's Songs
St. Swithin's Chair
Flora MacIvor's Song
To an Oak Tree
Farewell to Mackenzie, High Chief of Kintail
War-Song of Lachlan, High Chief of Maclean
Saint Cloud
The Dance of Death
Romance of Dunois
The Troubadour
Song from the French
Song on the Lifting of the Banner of the House of Buccleuch
Lullaby of an Infant Chief
From Guy Mannering:
"Twist ye, Twine ye"
The Dying Gipsy's Dirge
The Return to Ulster
Jock of Hazeldean
Pibroch of Donald Dhu
Nora's Vow
Macgregor's Gathering
Verses to the Czar Alexander
From the Antiquary:
Time
Elspeth's Ballad
Mottoes
Motto from the Black Dwarf
From Old Mortality:
Major Bellenden's Song
Verses found in Bothwell's Pocket-book
Mottoes
Miscellaneous Poems, continued:
The Search after Happiness
The Sun upon the Weirdlaw Hill
The Monks of Bangor's March
Mottoes from Rob Roy
Mr. Kemble's Farewell Address
Lines, written for Miss Smith
Epilogue to the Appeal
Mackrimmon's Lament
Donald Caird's come again
Epitaph on Mrs. Erksine
From the Heart of Mid-Lothian:
Madge Wildfire's Songs
From the Bride of Lammermoor:
Lucy Ashton's Song
Norman the Forester's Song
Mottoes
From the Legend of Montrose:
Annot Lyle's Songs
The Orphan Maid
From Ivanhoe:
The Crusader's Return
The Barefooted Friar
Saxon War-Song
Rebecca's Hymn
The Black Knight's Song
Duet between the Black Knight and Wamba
Funeral Hymn
Mottoes
From the Monastery:
Songs of the White Lady of Avenel
Border Ballad
Mottoes
Mottoes from the Abbot
From Kenilworth:
Goldthred's Song
Mottoes
From the Pirate:
The Song of the Tempest
Claud Halcro's Song
The Song of Harold Harfager
Song of the Mermaids and Mermen
Norna's Song
Claud Halcro and Norna
Song of the Zetland Fishermen
Cleveland's Songs
Claud Halcro's Verses
Norna's Incantations
Mottoes
On Ettrick Forest's Mountains dun
Miscellaneous Poems, continued:
Farewell to the Muse
The Maid of Isla
Carle, now the King's come
Mottoes from the Fortunes of Nigel
Mottoes from Peveril of the Peak
From Quentin Durward:
Song—County Guy
Mottoes
From St. Ronan's Wall:
Epilogue
Mottoes
Song from Redgauntlet
Lines addressed to Monsieur Alexandre
The Death of Keeldar
From the Betrothed:
Song—Soldier, Wake
Song—The Truth of Women
Mottoes
From the Talisman:
Ahriman
Song of Blondel—The Bloody Vest
Mottoes
Inscription for the Monument of the Rev. G. Scott
The Foray
From Woodstock:
Mottoes
Glee for King Charles
One Hour with thee
From the Fair Maid of Perth:
Motto
The Lay of Poor Louise
Chant over the Dead
Yes, thou may'st sigh
Oh, bold and true
From Anne of Geierstein:
Mottoes
Song of the Judges of the Secret Tribunal
Mottoes from Count Robert of Paris
Mottoes from Castle Dangerous
Dramatic Pieces:
Haildon Hill: A Dramatic sketch from Scottish history
Macduff's Cross
Auchindrane, or the Ayrshire Tragedy
The Doom of Devorgoil
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