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ABRIDGED CONTENTS; Preface by the General Editor; Acknowledgements;Abbreviations and Symbols; Concise List of Principal Sources; Chronology;Illustrations; Introduction; THE POEMS; A CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES THE CHILDALONE; GARDEN DAYS; ENVOYS; UNDERWOODS - BOOK I: IN ENGLISH; BOOK II: INSCOTS; BALLADS; SONGS OF TRAVEL; THE PRIVATE PRINTINGS OF S. L. OSBOURNE &CO.; SELECTED POEMS;; POEMS, 1879-80; MORE PIECES IN SCOTS; THE VAILIMAFAMILY; OCCASIONAL VERSE; Textual Notes; Appendices; Glossary of Scots Words;Explanatory Notes; Index of First Lines; General Index; COMPLETE CONTENTS;Preface by the General Editor; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations and Symbols;Concise List of Principal Sources; Chronology; Illustrations; Introductionpp. 1-34; A CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES pp. 35-74; Dedication: To AlisonCunningham; I. Bed in Summer; II. A Thought; III. At the Sea-Side; IV. YoungNight Thought; V. Whole Duty of Children; VI. Rain; VII. Pirate Story; VIII.Foreign Lands; IX. Windy Nights; X. Travel; XI. Singing; XII. LookingForward; XIII. A Good Play; XIV. Where Go the Boats?; XV. Auntie'sSkirts; XVI. The Land of Counterpane; XVII. The Land of Nod; XVIII. MyShadow; XIX. System; XX.. A Good Boy; XXI. Escape at Bedtime; XXII.Marching Song; XXIII. The Cow; XXIV. Happy Thought; XXV. The Wind; XXVI.Keepsake Mill; XXVII. Good and Bad Children; XXVIII. Foreign Children;XXIX.The Sun's Travels; XXX. The Lamplighter; Time to Rise; XXXV.Looking-glass River; XXXVI. Fairy Bread; XXXVII. From a Farewell to the Farm;XLI. North-west Passage; i. Good night; ii. Shadow March; iii. In Port; THECHILD ALONE; I. The Unseen Playmate; II. My Ship and I; III. MyKingdom; IV. Picture-books in Winter; V. My Treasures; VI. Block City; VII.The Land of Story-books; VIII. Armies in the Fire; IX. The Little Land;GARDEN DAYS; I. Night and Day; II. Nest Eggs; III. The Flowers; IV. SummerSun; V. The Dumb Soldier; VI. Autumn Fires; VII. The Gardener; VIII.Historical Associations; To Minnie; V. To My Name-child; VI. To Any Reader;UNDERWOODS pp.73-129; BOOK I: IN ENGLISH; I. Envoy; II. A Song of the Road;III. The Canoe Speaks; IV.'It is the season now to go'; V. The HouseBeautiful; VI. A Visit from To N.V. de G.S.; XI. To Will H. Low; XII. To MrsWill H Low; XIII. To H.F. Brown; XIV. To Andrew Lang; XV. Et Tu in ArcadiaVixisti; XVI. To W.E. Our Lady of the Snows; XXIV. 'Not yet, my soul, thesefriendly fields desert,'; XXV.'It is not yours, O mother to complain,';XXVI.The Sick Child; XXVII. In Memoriam F.A.S.; XXVIII. To My Father; XXIX.In the States; XXX. A Portrait; The Country of the Camisards; XXXIV.Skerryvore; XXXV. Skerryvore: The 'My body which my dungeon is'; XXXVIII.'Say not of me that weakly I declined'; 'When aince since Aprile has fairlycome,'; IV. A Mile an' a Bittock; V. A Lowden Sabbath Morn; VI. The Spaewife;VII. The Blast-1875; VIII. The Counterblast-1886; IX. The CounterblastIronical; X. Their Laureate to an Academy Class Dinner Club; XI. Embro HieKirk; XII. The Scotsman's Return from Abroad; XIII. 'Late in the nicht in bedI lay,'; XIV. My Conscience; XV. To Doctor John Brown; XVI. 'It's an owercomesooth for age an' youth'; BALLADS pp.130-71; The Song of Rahero.; The Feastof Famine.; Ticonderoga: A Legend of the West Highlands.; Heather Ale: AGalloway Legend.; Christmas at Sea.; Explanatory Notes to Ballads; SONGS OFTRAVEL pp.172-205; I. The Vagabond; II. Youth and Lovefair day and fadinglight!'; XXVI. If this were Faith; XXVII. My Wife; XXVIII. To the Muse; XXIX.To an Island Princess; XXX. To Kalakua; XXXI. To Princess Kaiulani; XXXII. ToXXXV. To My Old Familiars; XXXVI. 'The tropics vanish, and meseems that I,';XXXVII. To S.C.; XXXVIII. The House of Tembinoka; XXXIX. The Woodman;XL. Tropic Rain; XLI. An End of Travel; XLII.'We uncommiserate pass into theTo S.R. Crockett; XLVI. Evensong; THE PRIVATE PRINTINGS OF S.L. OSBOURNE &CO. 206-30; A Martial Elegy for Some Lead Soldiers; Not I and The FoolhardyGeographer; The Angler and the Clown; Moral Tales; Robin and Ben; TheBuilder's Doom; The Perfect Cure; SELECTED POEMS; SONGS AND LITTLE 'I dreamedof forest alleys fair'; IV. Dawn; V. After Reading 'Antony and X. Love'sVicissitudes; XI. Duddingstone; XII. Prelude; XIII. The Vanquished Knight;XIV. 'Away with funeral music Clerk of the Court; V. Song; VI. Auld Reekie;VII. To C. W. Stoddard; VIII. 'When I was young and drouthy'; IX. 'O dinnaemind the drams ye drink'; X. Athole Brose; XI. Impromptu Verses Presented toGirolamo, Count Nerli; THE VAILIMA FAMILY pp.276-81; I. Mother and Daughter;II. The Daughter; III. 'About my fields, in the broad sun'; IV. 'Tall as aguardsman, pale as the east at dawn,'; V. 'What glory for a boy of ten,'; VI.'The old lady'; VII. Tusitala; VIII. 'These rings, O my beloved pair,';OCCASIONAL VERSE pp.282-315; Epistles pp.282-94; Dedications andPresentations pp.295-291; Epigrams and Satire pp.291-305; Miscellaneous Versepp.306-328; TEXTUAL NOTES pp.329-833; APPENDICES pp.834-43; GLOSSARY OF SCOTSWORDS pp.844-9; EXPLANATORY NOTES pp.850-68; INDEX OF FIRST LINES pp.869-;GENERAL INDEX.