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vols 1897; Edinburgh Waverley, 48 vols Edinburgh 1901–3; Soho
edn, 25 vols 1904; Fine Art Scott, 25 vols (illus) [1910]; New
Annotated edns of the Waverley novels, ed C. B. Wheeler, Oxford
1914–24 (only 7 vols pbd); New Crown edn, 25 vols 1932;
Edinburgh edn, 30 vols 1993– . Tr Ger 50 vols 1822–31 (W.
Gerhard, E. Berthold etc), 25 vols 1851–2 (C. Hermann, F. Richter
etc), 12 vols 1876–7 (B. Tschischwitz); Swed 26 vols 1853–8; Danish
21 vols 1855–71.
Selections
The dance of death, and other poems. Philadelphia 1816.
Miscellaneous poems. Edinburgh 1819, 1820.
The search after happiness; or, The quest of Sultaun Solimaun, with
other poems. Philadelphia 1820.
The poetry contained in the novels, tales and romances of the
author of Waverley. 1822.
The beauties of Sir Walter Scott and Thomas Moore Esq., selected
from their works, with historical and explanatory notes.
Philadelphia 1826, 1828 (‘10th’ edn).
Beauties of the Waverley novels. Boston 1828.
Tales and essays. Paris 1829.
The genius and wisdom of Sir Walter Scott, comprising moral, religious,
political, literary, and social aphorisms selected carefully
from his various writings, with a memoir. 1839.
The Waverley sketch book, or a collection of the most striking pictures
and interesting events in the Waverley novels. Ed C. Olliffe,
Paris 1840.
Diamonds from the Waverley mines, or maxims, observations and
reflections selected from the novels of Sir Walter Scott. Ed J.
Cauvin 1872.
Lyrics, dramas and miscellaneous pieces. Edinburgh 1875.
Historical scenes from Scott’s novels, ed E. J. Irving 1882.
Pictures of Scottish life from the Waverley novels. Ed E. J. Irving 1882.
The lyrics and ballads of Sir Walter Scott. Ed A. Lang 1894.
Tales from Scott. Ed E. Sullivan 1894.
Scottish selections from the Waverley novels with explanatory lists
of Scottish words for use in schools. Ed J. K. Craigie, Oxford 1916.
Selections from the poems of Sir Walter Scott. Ed A. H. Thompson,
Cambridge 1922.
The Scott book: scenes from the novels. Ed W. P. Borland 1924.
The week-end Scott, being selected passages from the Waverley
novels. Ed J. T. Christie 1931.
The Waverley pageant: the best passages from the novels of Sir
Walter Scott, selected, with critical introductions. Ed H. Walpole
1932.
Short stories by Sir Walter Scott. Ed D. Cecil, Oxford 1934 (WC).
Songs and lyrics of Sir Walter Scott. Ed H. J. C. Grierson, Edinburgh
1942.
Selections from the prose of Sir Walter Scott. Ed J. C. Trewin 1952.
One crowded hour. Ed James Sutherland 1963.
Sir Walter Scott on novelists and fiction. Ed I. M. Williams 1968.
Selected poems of Sir Walter Scott. Ed T. Crawford, Oxford 1972.
Supernatural tales. Ed C. Grant 1974.
The supernatural short stories of Sir Walter Scott. Ed M. Hayes 1977.
The prefaces to the Waverley novels. Ed M. A. Weinstein, Lincoln NE
1978.
Scott on himself: a selection of the autobiographical writings of Sir
Walter Scott. Ed D. Hewitt, Edinburgh 1981.
The two drovers and other stories. Ed G. Tulloch, Oxford 1987 (WC).
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Short poems
For single sheet poems (priv ptd) and contributions to miscellanies, songbooks
etc, see W. Ruff, Bibliography, above, and the following items.
Juvenile lines, from Virgil. 1782. Ptd in Lockhart, 1837 (title from
1847 edn).
On a thunderstorm. 1783. Ptd in Lockhart, 1837.
Rait, R. S. Scott and The bee. TLS 16 Sep 1920; reply 23 Sep. Parallels
with On a thunderstorm and The lay.
Fairbrother, E. H. Lines written by Walter Scott when a child. N & Q
2 Apr 1927.
On the setting sun. 1783. Ptd in Lockhart, 1837.
The triumph of constancy. c. 1796.
Emerson, O. F. Scott’s early translations from Bürger. JEGP 14 1915.
Parsons, C. O. Scott’s translation of Bürger’s Das Lied von Treue.
JEGP 33 1934.
The lamentation of the faithful wife of Asan Aga. c. 1797.
Low, D. H. The first link between English and Serbo-Croat literature.
Slavonic Rev 3 1924.
The erl-king. 1798. Ptd in Kelso Mail 1 Mar 1798.
Ruff, W. Walter Scott and the Erl-King. EStudien 69 1934.
The shepherd’s tale (1799).
Parsons, C. O. Two notes on Scott. N & Q 4 Feb 1933.
The battle of Killiekrankie (1803).
Reliques of Walter Scott. Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl 29 Dec 1832.
Translation.
Strout, A. L. An unpublished ballad-translation by Scott: The battle
of Killiecrankie; reply by J. C. Corson. MLN 54 1939.
Gilpin Horner to Demonia: Christmas 1805.
Parsons, C. O. Walter Scott in pandemonium. MLR 38 1943.
Justice Law (1806).
Justice Law, by Sir Walter Scott Baronet, sung at the meeting of Lord
Melville’s friends after his acquittal. In The Court of Session
garland, [ed J. Maidment,] Edinburgh 1839; rptd 1871, 1888.
Walter Scott’s song on Lord Melville’s trial. N & Q 12 Feb 1870;
replies 26 Mar, 7 May.
Crowley, J. Sir Walter Scott’s The lawyer and the bishop. Juridical
Rev 62 1950.
Address written for Miss Smith (1807). In Forget Me Not 1833.
Prologue to Helga (1812).
Parker, W. M. Scott’s prologue to [G. S. Mackenzie’s] Helga. TLS 4
Jan 1941.
Dean, D. R. Scott and Mackenzie: new poems. PQ 52 1973.
The Ettricke garland (1815).
Campbell, C. The Ettricke garland. Trans of the Hawick
Archaeological Soc, Session 1922.
Mack, D. S. The Ettricke garland by Scott and Hogg: a note.
Bibliotheck 7 1975.
Hymn for the Czar (1816).
Reliques of Walter Scott. Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 29 Dec 1832.
Jock o’ Hazeldean (1816).
[Graham, A.] Jock o’ Hazeldean [signed A. G. S.]. Border Mag 12
1907.
Watson, G. Jock o’ Hazeldean. Border Mag 12 1907.
Kelley, M. W. Jock of Hazeldean and Child 293 E. MLN 46 1931.
Zug, C. G. III. Scott’s Jock of Hazeldean: the recreation of a traditional
ballad. Jnl of American Folklore 86 1973.
The battle of Sempach. In Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 2 1818.
Mennie, D. M. A MS variant of Sir Walter Scott’s Battle of Sempach.
Anglia Beiblatt 49 1938.
Epilogue. In [John Galt’s] The appeal, Edinburgh 1818.
A Bannatyne garland, qhuairin the president speaketh (Finis, quoth
the Knight of Abbotsford). Edinburgh [1823].
Epilogue to the drama based on St Ronan’s Well. Edinburgh Weekly
Jnl 9 June 1824.
The bonnets of Bonnie Dundee. In The Christmas Box 1828 (for
1827) and Literary Gazette 8 Dec 1827.
Leaves from a note-book: a traveller’s tale. Macmillan’s Mag 61
1889.
M., J. Sir Walter Scott. Scotsman 28 Aug 1920; reply 2 Oct.
Robertson, S. A. Bonnie Dundee. TLS 28 Feb 1929; replies 7 Mar–4
Apr.
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