Poetry of Robert Burns and Scottish Border Ballads

Read by Frederick Worlock and C.R.M. Brookes. To a mouse --Mary Morison --For a' that and a' that --To a louse -- Tam o'Shanter --Sic a wife as Willie had --The banks o' Doon --John Anderson, my Jo --Auld lang syne --Sir Patrick Spens --Edward, Edward --The wee wee man --The wife of Usher's well --The twa corbies --The lament of the border widow --Clerk Saunders --Thomas the rhymer --Get up and bar the door.

101 Burns, Robert: To a Mouse / Frederick Worlock. 102 Burns, Robert: Mary Morison / Frederick Worlock. 103 Burns, Robert: For a' that and a' that / Frederick Worlock. 104 Burns, Robert: To A Louse / Frederick Worlock. 105 Burns, Robert: Tam o'Shanter: A Tale / Frederick Worlock. 106 Burns, Robert: Sic a Wife as Willie Had / Frederick Worlock. 107 Burns, Robert: The Banks o' Doon / Frederick Worlock. 108 Burns, Robert: John Anderson, my Jo / Frederick Worlock. 109 Burns, Robert: Auld Lang Syne / Frederick Worlock. 201 Border Ballads: Sir Patrick Spens (Child No. 58)/ Charles R. M. Brookes. 202 Border Ballads: Edward, Edward / Charles R. M. Brookes. 203 Border Ballads: The Wee Wee Man / Charles R. M. Brookes. 204 Border Ballads: The Wife of Usher's Well (Child No. 79)/ Charles R. M. Brookes. 205 Border Ballads: The Twa Corbies (Child No. 26)/ Charles R. M. Brookes. 206 Border Ballads: The lament of the Border Widows / Charles R. M. Brookes. 207 Border Ballads: Clerk Saunders / Charles R. M. Brookes. 208 Border Ballads: Thomas the Rhymer (Child No. 37) / Charles R. M. Brookes. 209 Border Ballads: Get up and Bar the Door (Child No. 275)/ Charles R. M. Brookes.