XII. THE SCOTSMAN'S RETURN FROM ABROAD 125 In mony a foreign pairt I've been XIII. 129 Late In the night in bed I lay XIV. MY CONSCIENCE! 131 Of a' the ills that flesh can fear XV. TO DR. JOHN BROWN 133 By Lyne and Tyne, by Thames and Tees XVI. 135 It's an owercome sooth for age an' youth BALLADS THE SONG OF RAHERO A LEGEND OF TAHITI I. THE SLAYING OF TAMATEA 139 II. THE VENGING OF TAMATEA 148 III. RAHERO 159 THE FEAST OF FAMINE MARQUESAN MANNERS I. THE PRIEST'S VIGIL 169 II. THE LOVERS 172 III. THE FEAST 176 IV. THE RAID 182 TICONDEROGA A LEGEND OF THE WEST HIGHLANDS I. THE SAYING OF THE NAME 189 II. THE SEEKING OF THE NAME 194 III. THE PLACE OF THE NAME 196 HEATHER ALE A GALLOWAY LEGEND From the bonny bells of heather 201 CHRISTMAS AT SEA The sheets were frozen hard 207 NOTES TO THE SONG OF RAHERO 211 NOTES TO THE FEAST OF FAMINE 213 NOTES TO TICONDEROGA 214 NOTE TO HEATHER ALE 215 SONGS OF TRAVEL I. THE VAGABOND 219 Give to me the life I love II. YOUTH AND LOVE--I 220 Once only by the garden gate III. YOUTH AND LOVE--II 221 To the heart of youth the world is a highwayside IV. 221 In dreams, unhappy, I behold you stand V. 222 She rested by the Broken Brook VI. 222 The infinite shining heavens VII. 223 Plain as the glistering planets shine VIII. 224 To you, let snow and roses