After some little time, the chief ordered one of them to sing me a Highland song. The bard readily obeyed, but in his going on, the chief (who piques himself upon his school-learning), at some particular passage, bid him cease, and cried out to me - " Ther nothing like that in Virgil, or Homer!" I bowed and told him believed so.

Burt

• If The Kirk Wad Lat Me Be

• Ho-Ro, My Nut-Brown Maiden

• A Song after Sunset

• John Grumlie

• The Wind Blew the Bonnie Lassie's Plaidie Awa'

• Pawkie Paiterson's Auld Grey Yaud

• The Taylor He Cam Here To Sew

• The Boatman

• Charlie is my Darling

• Kate Dalrymple

• I Dinna Like McFarlane

• Window Twankey's Song

• The Lum Hat Wantin' the Croon

• Flat-Footed Jean

• Wae's me for Prince Charlie

• The Hen it is a Bonny Bird

• Hornie Golloch

• Daily Press

• Le Bourdon

• When the Kye Comes Hame

• Cecidernut

• Gaily Sings the Donkey

• Cauld Blaws the Wind

• O May thy Morn was Ne'er Sae Sweet

• My Ain Wee Croodlin' Doo

• The Barnyards O' Delgaty

• Drumdelgie

• The Bonnie Wee Tobacco Boys

• Johnnie Sangster

• The Souters O' Selkirk

• Dives and Lazarus

• Ca' The Ewes to the Knowes

• Ye Banks and Braes O' Bonnie Doon

• Auld Lang Syne

• Maggie Lauder

• Bread and Cheese and Onions

• Andro Wi' His Cutty Gun

• Corn Rigs

• Green Grow the Rashes, O!

• The Flowers of the Forest

• Johnnie Cope

• A Brisk Young Lad

• An Eriskay Love Lilt

• The Cockle Gatherer

• Lewis Bridal Song

• An T-Eilean Muileach (The Isle of Mull)

• The Road to the Isles

• I wish I were where Gadie Rins

• We've got a Home up Yonder

• My Love, She's but a Lassie Yet

• The Piper O' Dundee

• Eastgate

• Coleshill

• Drumclog

• Ballerma

• Bangor

• Crimond

• Dundee

• Martyrs

• Suilean Dubh (Mouth Music for Dancing)