Poet
W. E. Aytoun
English
- A LAY OF SHERWOOD.
- A LEGEND OF GLASGOW.
- A POEM.
- AMERICAN BALLADS
- AN ANCIENT SCOTTISH BALLAD.
- BY A — - T — - .
- BY SIR E — - B — - L — - .
- BY T — - M — - RE, ESQ.
- BY THE HON. G — - B — - S — - .
- BY THE HON. T — - B — - M — - .
- CHARLES EDWARD AT VERSAILLES
- EDINBURGH AFTER FLODDEN
- Fhairshon swore a feud...
- FYTTE SECOND.
- FYTTE THE SECOND.
- FYTTE THE SECOND.
- HERMOTIMUS
- L'ENVOY.
- Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and Other Poems/The Execution of Montrose
- MISCELLANEOUS BALLADS
- My Wife's Cousin.
- Sneak across the wide Atlantic, worthless London's puling child...
- SPANISH BALLADS
- STREAK THE FIRST.glossed
- STREAK THE SECOND.
- The Alabama Duel.
- The Biter Bit.
- THE BURIED FLOWER
- The Congress met, the day was wet, Van Buren took the chair...
- The Convict and the Australian Lady.
- The Courtship of our Cid.
- The Doleful Lay of the Honourable I. O. Uwins.
- THE HEART OF THE BRUCE
- THE ISLAND OF THE SCOTS
- The Knyghte and the Taylzeour's Daughter.
- The Lay of the Levite.
- The Lay of The Lovelorn.
- The Midnight Visit.
- THE OLD CAMP
- THE OLD SCOTTISH CAVALIER
- THE SCHEIK OF SINAI IN 1830
- “Bursch! if foaming beer content ye...
- “Thy coffee, Tom,‘ s untasted...