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Wilson's Tales of the Borders AND OF SCOTLAND.
HISTORICAL, TRADITIONARY, & IMAGINATIVE, WITH A GLOSSARY.
REVISED BY ALEXANDER LEIGHTON, One of the Original Editors and Contributors. VOL. XVII. LONDON WALTER SCOTT, 14 PATERNOSTER SQUARE, AND NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 1884.
CONTENTS.
WILSON'S TALES OF THE BORDERS, AND OF SCOTLAND.
ROGER GOLDIE'S NARRATIVE. A TALE OF THE FALSE ALARM.
FOOTNOTES:
HOGMANAY; OR, THE LADY OF BALLOCHGRAY.
GLEANINGS OF THE COVENANT.
X.—SERGEANT WILSON.
XI.—HELEN PALMER.
XII.—THE CAIRNY CAVE OF GAVIN MUIR.
XIII.—PORTER'S HOLE.
FOOTNOTES:
THE RECLUSE.
A HIGHLAND TRADITION.
THE SURGEON'S TALES.
THE BEREAVED.
THE CONDEMNED.
THE UNBIDDEN GUEST, OR, JEDBURGH'S REGAL FESTIVAL.
THE SIMPLE MAN IS THE BEGGAR'S BROTHER.
TALES OF THE EAST NEUK OF FIFE.
THE ROBBERY AT PITTENWEEM AND THE PORTEOUS MOB.
FOOTNOTES:
THE STORY OF CHARLES GORDON AND CHRISTINA CUNNINGHAM.
FOOTNOTES:
A LEGEND OF CALDER MOOR.
HUME AND THE GOVERNOR OF BERWICK.
END OF VOL. XVII. Tubbs & Brook, Printers, Manchester.
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