Вальтер Скотт «New Love-Poems by Sir Walter Scott Discovered in the Narrative of an Unknown Love Episode with Jessie – of Kelso»

В произведение входит: по порядкупо годупо рейтингу

Письма / Letters [ранняя корреспонденция, примерно 1787 - 1792 гг.]			-
To Jessie ("Lassie can ye love me weel?") (1932), написано в 1787			-
Lines Addressed to Miss J. - ("How beautiful thou art I know...") (1932), написано в 1788			-
To the Flower of Kelso ("How lags with me the weary hour...") (1932), написано в 1791			-
Jessie ("When first I met thine eyes of blue...") (1932), написано в 1791			-
To the Pride of Teviotdale ("When at the tryst we’re fondly roaming,..") (1932), написано в 1792			-
A Simple Fact ("Ah tell me no more with a face full of beauty...") (1932), написано в 1792			-
Решение / The Resolve  [= ("My wayward fate I needs must plain...")] (1810), написано в 1792		6.50 (4)	-
Lines to Miss J. - ("Whilst those angelic orbs I see...") (1932), написано в 1792			-
The Prisoner’s Complaint ("Come Jessie I impatient grow...") (1932), написано в 1792			-
Law Versus Love ("Away with parchments, warrants, bills...") (1932), написано в 1792			-
A Lover’s Advice ("Heed not what the world may say...") (1932), написано в 1792			-
An Anti-Classical Ode (Written after beholding certain Specimens of Sculpture) (1932), написано в 1792			-