the volume was dedicated to the "noblemen and gentlemen of the caledonian hunt". the 1787 edinburgh edition contained an extra seventeen poems and five new songs. in addition most of the poems present in the 1786 kilmarnock edition are reprinted such as "halloween", "the twa dogs", "the cotter's saturday night", "to a mouse", etc. new poems included "death and doctor hornbrook", "the brigs of ayr", "the holy fair", john barleycorn, address to the "unco guid, or the rigidly righteous" and significantly "to a haggis" (often given elsewhere as "address to a haggis"). of the seven new songs "green grow the rashes. a fragment" is an example of burns's gift for re-working traditional folk-verse.