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91. Our pleasance heir is all vain glory

First Line:
Our pleasance heir is all vain glory
Last Line:
Then sen our warks sall nevir die | Timor mortis non turbat me
Author:
William Dunbar (Absolute) & Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
10870

92. Out alas what a griefe is this

First Line:
Out alas what a griefe is this
Last Line:
To avoide the sorrowful heigh ho
Author:
Elderton William (Absolute)
DMI number:
37345

93. On July seventh the suthe to say

First Line:
On July seventh the suthe to say
Last Line:
Gart Tyndall lads begin the quarrell
DMI number:
10954

94. Quhen Merch with variand winds was overpast

First Line:
Quhen Merch with variand winds was overpast
Last Line:
To sing the royal thistle and the rose
Author:
William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:
10831

95. Pretender in the isle of egg

First Line:
Pretender in the isle of egg
Last Line:
And crush it in the shell
DMI number:
35146

96. Say daring clans what false alarms

First Line:
Say daring clans what false alarms
Last Line:
Which raised restored and saved the land
Author:
John Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
26665

97. Sawney is a bonny bonny lad

First Line:
Sawney is a bonny bonny lad
Last Line:
It boots not to be wise
DMI number:
44420

98. Sawney the next from the bleak Highlands came

First Line:
Sawney the next from the bleak Highlands came
Last Line:
In terms like these began his bold address
DMI number:
33213

99. Scotland be sad now and lament thy child whom thou hast lost

First Line:
Scotland be sad now and lament thy child whom thou hast lost
Last Line:
Then scors in peace shall quietly pass joyful days for ever
DMI number:
29740

100. Scotland be sad now and lament

First Line:
Scotland be sad now and lament
Last Line:
pass joyful day for ever more
DMI number:
33520