Bredvold, Louis I. b. 1888 Eighteenth century poetry & prose, [electronic resource] / edited by Louis I. Bredvold, Alan D. McKillop [and] Lois Whitney.. — 2d ed.. — New York, : Ronald Press Co., [1956]. — 1274 p. 24 cm.
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John M'Math ; : Holy Willie's prayer ; : Address to the Unco Guid, or the rigidly righteous ; : The jolly beggars ; : Tam O'Shanter ; : Green grow the rashes ; : Of a' the airts ; : John Anderson my Jo ; : Highland Mary ; : Thou lingering star ; : Afton water ; : Ae fond kiss ; : Duncan Gray ; : A red, red rose ; : Auld lang syne ; : Ye banks and braes ; : Go fetch to me a pint o' wine ; : For a' that and a' that ; : Scots wha hae ; : O, wert thou in the cauld blast / : The village (book I) ; : The parish register, from part III : Burials / : Letters / : from Reflection on the revolution in France ; : A letter from the right Hon. 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English literature--18th century. Littérature anglaise--18e siècle--Anthologies. Prosa. Versdichtung.