| PAGE |
| Scottish Poetry of the Sixteenth Century, | 1 |
| Sir David Lyndsay, | 9 |
| The Dreme, | 29 |
| The Testament and Complaynt of our Soverane Lordis Papyngo, | 40 |
| The Justing Betuix James Watsoun and Jhone Barbour, | 64 |
| Kitteis Confessioun, | 67 |
| Squyer Meldrumis Justyng, | 72 |
| The Squyeris Adew, | 84 |
| Ane Pleasant Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis, | 85 |
| Daybreak in May, | 102 |
| John Bellenden, | 105 |
| Virtew and Vyce, | 115 |
| Nobilnes, | 129 |
| Address to Bellona and King James V., | 132 |
| The Excusation of the Prentar, | 134 |
| Anno Domini, | 136 |
| King James the Fifth, | 139 |
| Peblis to the Play, | 159 |
| Chrystis Kirk on the Grene, | 168 |
| The Gaberlunzieman, | 176 |
| The Jolly Beggar, | 180 |
| Sir Richard Maitland, | 183 |
| Satire on the Age, | 195 |
| Satire on the Toun Ladyes, | 199 |
| Na Kyndnes at Court without Siller, | 204 |
| On the Folye of ane Auld Manis Maryand ane Young Woman, | 206 |
| Aganis the Theivis of Liddisdaill, | 208 |
| Advyce to Lesom Mirriness, | 212 |
| Alexander Scot, | 215 |
| The Justing and Debait vp at the Dram betuix William Adamsone and Johine Sym, | 221 |
| Hence, Hairt, | 229 |
| Oppressit Hairt Indure, | 231 |
| To Luve Vnluvit, | 234 |
| Lo, Quhat it is to Lufe, | 236 |
| Alexander Montgomerie, | 237 |
| The Cherrie and the Slae, | 245 |
| The Night is Neir Gone, | 263 |
| An Admonitioun to Young Lassis, | 266 |
| To His Maistres, | 267 |
| To His Maistres, | 268 |
| To Thé for Me, | 269 |