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ROBERT BURNS 1759-1796 A COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS, AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, FIRST EDITIONS AND ASSOCIATION COPIES SONGS FROM ROBERT BURNS 1759-1796 by MAINE G F (EDITOR) BURNS ROBERT, 1947 The Poems of Robert Burns 1759-1796 : containing 'Homes and Haunts of Robert Burns' By James MacKenna, the Poems and Songs, Index, to First Lines and Glossary, and Pictorial Section by Robert Burns, Robert Burns, 1759-1796. by Robert Burns, 2010-04-27 Songs From Robert Burns 1759 - 1796 The Cotters's Saturday Night: A Poem by Robert (1759-1796). Illustrations By F. A. Chapman; Engraved By J. Filmer Burns, 1880 All about Tam o'Shanter by John Dawson Ross 1853-1939 ed Burns Robert 1759-1796. Tam o'Shanter, 1900-12-31 ...Goldsmith's The traveller and The deserted dvillage; by Oliver Goldsmith 1730?-1774 Tupper Frederick 1871-1950 ed Burns Robert 1759-1796. The cotter's Saturday night Gray Thomas 1716-1771. Elegy written in a country churchyard, 1900-12-31 The poetical works of Robert Burns by Robert Burns 1759-1796, 1807-12-31 The Complete Poetical Works Of Robert Burns by Burns Robert 1759-1796, 2010-10-06 Complete works of Robert Burns (self-interpreting) Volume 6 by Burns Robert 1759-1796, Gebbie George, et all 2010-09-27 Complete works of Robert Burns (self-interpreting) Volume 1 by Burns Robert 1759-1796, Gebbie George, et all 2010-09-27 Complete works of Robert Burns (self-interpreting) Volume 3 by Burns Robert 1759-1796, Gebbie George, et all 2010-09-27 Complete works of Robert Burns (self-interpreting) Volume 5 by Burns Robert 1759-1796, Gebbie George, et all 2010-09-27

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21. ROBERT BURNS 1759-1796 To A Mouse Forum Frigate
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23. SLAINTE
    Enter Burns, Robert 17591796 in the Names and Organisations option of the SLAINTESearch Engine to find out more information about this author, including  
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    Extractions: Burns was born at Alloway near Ayr on 25th January 1759, the eldest of a family of seven born to William and Agnes Burnes . The Burnes family hailed from Kincardineshire, but William had moved south in the aftermath of the Jacobite rebellion, first to Edinburgh and then to Ayrshire where he was employed as a landscape gardener. In 1757 he married Agnes Brown whose family had lived in the Kirkoswald and Maybole district for generations. The future poet's earliest years were spent in the "auld cley biggin", the cottage which William Burnes had erected on a portion of the land which he had feued as a market garden, and it was here that he and his brother Gilbert received their brief formal education at the hands of John Murdoch . In 1765 the family moved to Mount Oliphant, a 70-acre farm two miles away. It was here, in the autumn of 1774, that Burns wrote his first song Handsome Nell as a tribute to the girl with whom he was partnered at harvest-time. With the exception of the Tragic fragment (in blank verse), all of Burns's early compositions were lyrics set to well-known melodies of the period, and song writing was to be his principal metier till the end of his life.

24. Burns,Robert (1759-1796) Scottish Airs - Jpc
    Translate this page Burns,Robert (1759-1796) Scottish Airs Preis- und Bestellinformation CD Linn,AAD,95-99Weitere Informationen zu diesem Titel Klangbeispiele Klangbeispiele  
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25. Robert Burns 1759 -1796
    Robert Burns 17591796. Hvert år den 25 januar fejre skotter fødselsdagen afderes nationalpoet ved at afholde, hvad der er betegnet som Burns Supper.  
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    Extractions: Robert Burns 1759-1796 Hvert år den 25 januar fejre skotter fødselsdagen af deres nationalpoet ved at afholde, hvad der er betegnet som Burns Supper. Menuen er: Scotch Broth (en skotsk suppe) Haggis, neeps and tatties (fåreindvolde i en fåremavesæk, kålrabi og kartoffelmos) Whisky triffle (triffle med masser af whisky) oat cakes (havre-kager) Cheese (ost) og coffee (kaffe) Måltidet nedsvælges med whisky - naturligvis. Under måltidet reciteres nogle af Burns digte - det vigtigste er en hyldest til Haggis'en, når denne serveres. Festen afholdes for at mindes Burns, læse hans poesi og diskutere hans liv. Derfor er det også underligt, at så mange myter er opstået omkring ham, og at han indtil for nylig var en meget misopfattet person. Myten var, at han var en simpel plover (ham der går efter ploven og styrer den) med et talent for at skrive, at han holdt af kvinder og at han nød at drikke. Dette image gjorde ham til en afholdt, ufarlig person i samfundet. Dette er fuldstændig misforstået. Hans digtning indeholdt en skepsis overfor samfundet, han boede i og han angreb kirken og den herskende klasse. Burns var en plover som sin bror og far. Faderen sikrede dog, at både Robert og hans bror William fik en god uddannelse, således at de kunne lære latin og være bekendt med alle de klassiske digtere. Burns kapacitet til at skrive og digte var forbløffende - selv i en ganske ung alder. Det var imidlertid som plover han forsørgede sig eller rettere forsøgte at forsørge sig. Som 13-årig plovede han i Ayrshire - først sin faders land, derefter sit eget sammen med sin bror. Jorden i den del af Ayrshire var meget dårlig, hvilket gjorde det vanskeligt for Robert og hans bror at få et udbytte af den.

26. Imprint Online: Human - Robert Burns (1759-1796) To A Haggis
    Robert Burns (17591796) To a Haggis. Fair fa' your honest sonsie face,.Great chieftain o' the puddin'-race. Aboon them a' ye tak your place.  
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    Extractions: Imprint Online: Human - Friday, January 21, 2000 (Volume 22, Number 23) Fair fa' your honest sonsie face, Great chieftain o' the puddin'-race Aboon them a' ye tak your place Painch, tripe or thairm: Well are ye wordy o' a grace As lang's my arm. The groaning trencher there ye fill, Your hurdies like a distant hill; Your pin wad help to mend a mill In time o' need; While thro' your pores the dews distil Like amber mead. His knife see rustic Labour dight, An' cut you up wi' ready sleight, Trenching your gushing entrails bright Like ony ditch; And then, O what a glorious sight, Warm-reekin', rich! Then, horn for horn they stretch an' strive, Deil take the hindmost! on they drive, Till a' their weel-swall'd kytes belyve are bent like drums; Then auld guidman, maist like to rive, Bethankit hums. Is there that o'er his French ragout, Or olio that wad staw a sow, Or fricassee wad mak her spew Wi' perfect sconner, Looks down wi' sneering scornfu' view, On sic a dinner? Poor devil! see him owre his trash, As feckless as a wither'd rash

27. Text By Robert Burns (1759-1796)
    John Barleycorn Nella versione del poeta scozzese Robert Burns (17591796).There was three kings into the east, Three kings both  
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28. Miscellaneous Items In High Demand: Subjects: 69
    Burns, Joseph. Burns, Robert,17591796. Burns, Robert,1759-1796BirthplaceScotlandAlloway.Burns, Robert,1759-1796BirthplaceScotlandAyr.  
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29. Monument à Robert Burns, Poète écossais(1759-1796)
    Translate this page Retour au cadre de photos, monere, art public Titre de l'oeuvre Monumentà Robert Burns(1759-1796) Poète national de l'Écosse.  
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30. WIEM: Burns Robert
    (encyklopedia.pl)Category World Polska Leksykon Encyklopedia encyklopedia.pl B Literatura, Wielka Brytania Burns Robert (17591796), widok strony znajdzpodobne pokaz powiazane. Burns Robert (1759-1796), poeta szkocki.  
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    Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Burns Robert (1759-1796), poeta szkocki. Syn ubogiego farmera, samouk, od dzieciñstwa ciê¿ko pracowa³ na roli, co nie pozosta³o bez wp³ywu na jego zdrowie. Niepowodzenie przedsiêwziêcia, jakim by³o za³o¿enie w 1781 warsztatu czesania lnu, sk³oni³o poetê do wyjazdu na Jamajkê. Przed podró¿±, kierowany pragnieniem pozostawienia po sobie ¶ladu w rodzinnych stronach, zwróci³ siê do wydawcy z propozycj± opublikowania swoich wierszy. W ten sposób zebrane w tomie Z wierszy szkockich liryki, utwory opisowe i satyryczne, epitafia i epigramy ujrza³y ¶wiat³o dzienne. Najs³ynniejsze z nich to: Wieczór sobotni zagrodnika, Do myszy, Do górskiej stokrotki, List do Johna Rankina . Chocia¿ sukcesowi artystycznemu zbioru nie towarzyszy³ sukces finansowy, mimo to Burns odst±pi³ od my¶li o Jamajce i wyjecha³ do Edynburga , gdzie przez 2 lata skupia³ na sobie uwagê krytyki i kó³ towarzyskich. W 1787 ukaza³o siê II wydanie Wierszy . Tym razem dochód pozwoli³ poecie na za³o¿enie rodziny i wydzier¿awienie farmy w rodzinnych stronach, gdzie jednak nie zagrza³ miejsca, przenosz±c siê w 1791 do miasta Dumfires. Tu podj±³ pracê poborcy podatkowego. W rok pó¼niej ukaza³o siê III wydanie

31. Robert Burns - Britannia Biographies
    Robert Burns (17591796) At a time when the glories of English literature were beingmade known to a wide audience in Europe, due to its new direction in which  
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    Extractions: At a time when the glories of English literature were being made known to a wide audience in Europe, due to its new direction in which the lives of common folk were being explored and praised, the name of Robert Burns stands out. Burns was above all the poet of rural, daily life. Not only that, but his championing of the Scottish vernacular made that language an acceptable vehicle in which to produce world class literature. He used the rhythm and sounds of his native Scots to give full meaning to his work as well as liveliness and spirit. In addition, the patriotism expressed in many of his works did much to keep alive the spirit of an independent-minded Scotland, and the present-day ceremonies of toasting the haggis carried out world-wide by Scots loyal to their native country owes everything to one of his poems. Born at Alloway, Ayrshire, Burns was heavily influenced by Blind Harry's Wallace and the works of Allan Ramsay and Robert Fergusson. His first collection of verses was published in 1786: Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, in which his ode "To a Mouse" first appeared. Its success made him change his mind about leaving his poor farm near Mauchline and t taking his family to emigrate to Jamaica. It was a book that brought him instant fame from a literature-starved public; the era of the common man was at hand (just think what was happening in the American colonies and in France at the same time).

32. Burns Night, In Honor Of "Rabbie" Burns, 1759-1796
    Burns Night, in Honor of Rabbie Burns, 17591796 By Peg Aloi On January 25th,the anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, those of Scottish descent often  
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    Extractions: On January 25th, the anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, those of Scottish descent often celebrate Burns Night, an evening of celebration which features traditional Scottish foods, and the singing of songs and reciting of poems written by the man many consider to be one of the best-loved poets of the English language. My younger brother was also born on January 25th (coincidentally he is also named Robert) and he shares this Aquarian birthday with a man who lived a life of traveling and writing songs and verse expressive of his love for the natural world. Aquarius is a sign known to be unique; the sign of one who marches to a different drummer. Burns' unusual lifestyle, his long walks in the countryside which inspired his romantic writing, was surely the model of the perfect Aquarian. Burns, a prolific poet, worked at a vocation many today might envy: he was an inspector of whisky distilleries. Sadly, this job may have helped hasten his death at the untimely age of 37. Riding many miles on horseback in harsh Scottish weather, Burns contracted pneumonia and was advised to take what was then a popular treatment: "the ocean cure." It was believed swimming in the ocean would heal those sick with lung complaints. But sadly, Burns' condition worsened and he died, leaving behind a legacy of wonderful songs and poems which surely would have been richer and fuller had he lived longer.

33. Robert Burns (1759-1796.)
    XVI. Robert Burns (17591796.). Narodil se v selske chatrci v Atloway,kde jeho otec byl venkovskym zahradnikem. Po nezdarenych pokusech  
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    Extractions: - Vrchlicky Mod. basnici angl. Kodovani cestiny Narodil se v selske chatrci v Atloway, kde jeho otec byl venkovskym zahradnikem. Po nezdarenych pokusech se samostatnym hospodarstvim chtel se vystehovati na Jamaiku, kdyz prvni vydani basni ucinilo jej nahle slavnym, a vytezek z knihy mu pomohl ke koupi noveho statku. Po ruznych ztratach vzdal se rolnictvi a prijal misto akcisniho urednika v Dumfriesu, zacal zahy churaveti a zemrel. Burns jest jednim z nejvetsich lyriku svetovych a doma snad nejpopularnejsi basnik milosti, svobody, lasky k vlasti, spolecenskeho pospoliteho zivota, humoru a hrde satiry. Hlavni jeho ris jest pisen v duchu narodnim, ac i vetsi skladby nesou pecet jeho neobycejneho basnickeho genia. Vytecny preklad "Vyboru z pisni a ballad", ktery vydal J. V.Sladek v 12. svazku "Sborniku svetove poesie", jest pricinou, ze prinasime z Burnse jen malo cisel a to z basni, jichz Sladkuv vzorny vybor nema; celkem tam ctenare odkazujeme. At kde chce vichr duje si,

34. Robert Burns (1759-1796.)
    XVI. Robert Burns (17591796.). Narodil se v selské chatrci v Atloway,kde jeho otec byl venkovským zahradníkem. Po nezdarených  
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    Extractions: - Vrchlický Mod. básníci angl. Kódování èe¹tiny Narodil se v selské chatrèi v Atloway, kde jeho otec byl venkovským zahradníkem. Po nezdaøených pokusech se samostatným hospodáøstvím chtìl se vystìhovati na Jamaiku, kdy¾ první vydání básní uèinilo jej náhle slavným, a výtì¾ek z knihy mu pomohl ke koupi nového statku. Po rùzných ztrátách vzdal se rolnictví a pøijal místo akcisního úøedníka v Dumfriesu, zaèal záhy churavìti a zemøel. Burns jest jedním z nejvìt¹ích lyrikù svìtových a doma snad nejpopulárnìj¹í básník milosti, svobody, lásky k vlasti, spoleèenského pospolitého ¾ivota, humoru a hrdé satiry. Hlavní jeho øí¹ jest píseò v duchu národním, aè i vìt¹í skladby nesou peèet jeho neobyèejného básnického genia. Výteèný pøeklad "Výboru z písní a ballad", který vydal J. V.Sládek v 12. svazku "Sborníku svìtové poesie", jest pøíèinou, ze pøiná¹íme z Burnse jen málo èísel a to z básní, jich¾ Sládkùv vzorný výbor nemá; celkem tam ètenáøe odkazujeme. A» kde chce vichr duje si,

35. Archives Hub: Papers Of Robert Burns
    of London Library Reference GB 0096 SL V 5 Title Papers of Robert Burns Datesof creation 1791 Name of Creator Robert Burns (17591796) Extent 1 single  
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    Extractions: Language of Material : English Robert Burns was born in Alloway, Aryshire on 25 January 1759. From 1765 to 1768 Burns was educated at an 'adventure' school by his father, neighbours and a teacher, John Murdoch. In 1775 he attended a mathematics school in Kirkswald. Burns spent his youth working on his father's tenant farm and by the age of 15 he was the principle worker on the farm. At this early age Burns began to write poetry about aspects of Scottish life. On the death of his father in 1784, Robert and his brother became partners in the farm. Robert abandoned farming in 1785 to concentrate on writing poetry. He published his first collection of poems, Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect - Kilmarnock Edition , in 1786. Burns moved to Edinburgh where he won critical acclaim for his poetry amongst the Edinburgh literati. In 1787 he was sponsored by the Caledonian Hunt to publish a new edition of his poems. He left Edinburgh in 1788 for Ellisfarm near Dumfries to begin farming once again. However he continued to write poetry. In 1789 Burns began working for the Excise in Dumfries and in 1791 he left the farm to live and work in the town. Burns died in Dumfries from heart disease on 21 July 1796. Scope and Content

36. Project Gutenberg Author Record
    Project Gutenberg Author record. Burns, Robert, 17591796. Titles. Poemsand Songs of Robert Burns. To the main listings page. Main Project  
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37. Robert Burns Collection / Sammlung
    Robert Burns Collection / Sammlung 17591796. The texts of Robert Burns Thesongs are arranged by first line of the song followed by the song title.  
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38. ROBERT BURNS - MARY MORISON - ROBERT BURNS (1759-1796) Free Lyrics For Your Mp3,
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    Extractions: O Mary, at thy window be! It is the wish'd, the trysted hour. Those smiles and glances let me see, That make the miser's treasure poor. How blithely wad I bide the stoure, A weary slave frae sun to sun, Could I the rich reward secure The lovely Mary Morison. Yestreen, when to the trembling string The dance gaed thro' the lighted ha', To thee my fancy took its wing, I sat, but neither heard nor saw: Tho' this was fair, and that was braw, And yon the toast of a' the town, I sigh'd and sang amang them a': 'Ye are not Mary Morison!' O, Mary canst thou wreck his peace Wha for thy sake wad gladly die? Or canst thou break that heart of his Whase only faut is loving thee? If love for love thou wilt na gie, At least be pity to me shown: A thought ungentle canna be The thought o' Mary Morison. From MacQueen and Scott, The Oxford Book of Scottish Verse recorded by the Tannahill Weavers transcribed by Mark Stewart Mary Morison - Robert Burns (1759-1796) Lyrics by Robert Burns Search for Robert Burns - Mary Morison - Robert Burns (1759-1796) MP3

39. Robert Burns Veilchengedicht Schneeglöckchen Und Primeln
    Translate this page Burns, Robert (1759-1796). Schneeglöckchen und Primeln, Sie schmücktendie Au. Es baden die Veilchen sich morgens im Tau. weiter  
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40. Low Saxon And English Translations From Scots: Auld Lang Syne
    Robert Burns (17591796). Chorus For auld lang syne, my dear, For auld lang syne,We'll tak a cup o' kindness yet For auld lang syne! Robert Burns (1759-1796).  
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