6CHAPTER 3. THE ADVENTURE OF THE LITERARY INNKEEPER
530CHAPTER 7. HOW A WOULD-BE KING BECAME A FUGITIVE
7CHAPTER 4. THE ADVENTURE OF THE RADICAL CANDIDATE
531CHAPTER 8. HOW PETER SAW DEATH IN THE SWAN INN
8CHAPTER 5. THE ADVENTURE OF THE SPECTACLED ROADMAN
532CHAPTER 9. THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS
9CHAPTER 6. THE ADVENTURE OF THE BALD ARCHAEOLOGIST
533CHAPTER 10. OF THE CONCLAVE AT LITTLE GREECE
10CHAPTER 7. THE DRY-FLY FISHERMAN
534CHAPTER 11. HOW PETER CAME AGAIN TO AVELARD
11CHAPTER 8. THE COMING OF THE BLACK STONE
535CHAPTER 12. OF THE VISION IN THE SNOW
12CHAPTER 9. THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS
536CHAPTER 13. THE UNLOOSING OF THE WATERS
13CHAPTER 10. VARIOUS PARTIES CONVERGING ON THE SEA
537CHAPTER 14. HOW PETER STROVE WITH POWERS AND PRINCIPALITIES
14PREFACE
538CHAPTER 15. HOW THE SWAN OF BOHUN WENT DOWN
15CHAPTER 1. A MISSION IS PROPOSED
539CHAPTER 16. HOW PETER RETURNED TO THE GREENWOOD
16CHAPTER 2. THE GATHERING OF THE MISSIONARIES
540EPILOGUE
17CHAPTER 3. PETER PIENAAR
541DEDICATION
18CHAPTER 4. ADVENTURES OF TWO DUTCHMEN ON THE LOOSE
542BOOK 1
19CHAPTER 5. FURTHER ADVENTURES OF THE SAME
543PART 1
20CHAPTER 6. THE INDISCRETIONS OF THE SAME
544CHAPTER 1
21CHAPTER 7. CHRISTMASTIDE
545CHAPTER 2
22CHAPTER 8. THE ESSEN BARGES
546CHAPTER 3
23CHAPTER 9. THE RETURN OF THE STRAGGLER
547CHAPTER 4
24CHAPTER 10. THE GARDEN-HOUSE OF SULIMAN THE RED
548CHAPTER 5
25CHAPTER 11. THE COMPANIONS OF THE ROSY HOURS
549PART 2
26CHAPTER 12. FOUR MISSIONARIES SEE LIGHT IN THEIR MISSION
550CHAPTER 6
27CHAPTER 13. I MOVE IN GOOD SOCIETY
551CHAPTER 7
28CHAPTER 14. THE LADY OF THE MANTILLA
552CHAPTER 8
29CHAPTER 15. AN EMBARRASSED TOILET
553CHAPTER 9
30CHAPTER 16. THE BATTERED CARAVANSERAI
554PART 3
31CHAPTER 17. TROUBLE BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON
555CHAPTER 10
32CHAPTER 18. SPARROWS ON THE HOUSETOPS
556CHAPTER 11
33CHAPTER 19. GREENMANTLE
557CHAPTER 12
34CHAPTER 20. PETER PIENAAR GOES TO THE WARS
558CHAPTER 13
35CHAPTER 21. THE LITTLE HILL
559PART 4: CHAPTER 14
36CHAPTER 22. THE GUNS OF THE NORTH
560BOOK 2
37DEDICATION
561PART 1
38PART 1
562CHAPTER 15
39CHAPTER 1. THE WICKET-GATE
563CHAPTER 16
40CHAPTER 2. ‘THE VILLAGE NAMED MORALITY’
564CHAPTER 17
41CHAPTER 3. THE REFLECTIONS OF A CURED DYSPEPTIC
565PART 2
42CHAPTER 4. ANDREW AMOS
566CHAPTER 18
43CHAPTER 5. VARIOUS DOINGS IN THE WEST
567CHAPTER 19
44CHAPTER 6. THE SKIRTS OF THE COOLIN
568CHAPTER 20
45CHAPTER 7. I HEAR OF THE WILD BIRDS
569PART 3
46CHAPTER 8. THE ADVENTURES OF A BAGMAN
570CHAPTER 21
47CHAPTER 9. I TAKE THE WINGS OF A DOVE
571CHAPTER 22
48CHAPTER 10. THE ADVANTAGES OF AN AIR-RAID
572CHAPTER 23
49CHAPTER 11. THE VALLEY OF HUMILIATION
573CHAPTER 24
50PART 2
574PART 4: CHAPTER 25
51CHAPTER 12. I BECOME A COMBATANT ONCE MORE
575BOOK 3
52CHAPTER 13. THE ADVENTURE OF THE PICARDY CHATEAU
576PART 1: CHAPTER 26
53CHAPTER 14. MR BLENKIRON DISCOURSES ON LOVE AND WAR
577PART 2: CHAPTER 27
54CHAPTER 15. ST ANTON
578BOOK 4
55CHAPTER 16. I LIE ON A HARD BED
579PART 1: CHAPTER 28
56CHAPTER 17. THE COL OF THE SWALLOWS
580PART 2: CHAPTER 29
57CHAPTER 18. THE UNDERGROUND RAILWAY
581PART 3
58CHAPTER 19. THE CAGE OF THE WILD BIRDS
582CHAPTER 30
59CHAPTER 20. THE STORM BREAKS IN THE WEST
583CHAPTER 31
60CHAPTER 21. HOW AN EXILE RETURNED TO HIS OWN PEOPLE
584CHAPTER 32
61CHAPTER 22. THE SUMMONS COMES FOR MR STANDFAST
585CHAPTER 1. IN WHICH A YOUNG MAN IS AFRAID OF HIS YOUTH
62DEDICATION
586CHAPTER 2. IN WHICH LORD MANNOUR DISCOURSES
63I. DOCTOR GREENSLADE THEORISES
587CHAPTER 3. TELLS OF A NIGHT JOURNEY
64II. I HEAR OF THE THREE HOSTAGES
588CHAPTER 4. IN WHICH A YOUNG LOVER IS SLIGHTED
65III. RESEARCHES IN THE SUBCONSCIOUS
589CHAPTER 5. KING’S BUSINESS
66IV. I MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF A POPULAR MAN
590CHAPTER 6. IN WHICH A TOWN-CLERK IS ILL-RECEIVED
67V. THE THURSDAY CLUB
591CHAPTER 7. IN WHICH A BARONET IS DISCOMPOSED
68VI. THE HOUSE IN GOSPEL OAK
592CHAPTER 8. IN WHICH THE HUNTER MEETS THE HUNTED
69VII. SOME EXPERIENCES OF A DISCIPLE
593CHAPTER 9. TELLS OF A DARK WOOD AND A DARK LADY
70VIII. THE BLIND SPINNER
594CHAPTER 10. TELLS OF SUNSHINE AND THE HIGH BENT
71IX. I AM INTRODUCED TO STRONG MAGIC
595CHAPTER 11. TELLS OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
72X. CONFIDENCES AT A WAYSIDE INN
596CHAPTER 12. TELLS HOW A CHASE BEGAN
73XI. HOW A GERMAN ENGINEER FOUND STRANGE FISHING
597CHAPTER 13. OF SUNDRY DOINGS ON THE SOUTH ROAD
74XII. I RETURN TO SERVITUDE
598CHAPTER 14. TELLS OF A VEILED CHAMPION
75XIII. I VISIT THE FIELDS OF EDEN
599CHAPTER 15. HOW A PHILOSOPHER LAID ASIDE HIS PHILOSOPHY
76XIV. SIR ARCHIBALD ROYLANCE PUTS HIS FOOT IN IT
600CHAPTER 16. TELLS OF A SCEPTIC’S CONVERSION
77XV. HOW A FRENCH NOBLEMAN DISCOVERED FEAR
601CHAPTER 17. TELLS OF A GREEN LAMP AND A COBWEBBED ROOM
78VI. OUR TIME IS NARROWED
602CHAPTER 18. HOW SUNDRY GENTLEMEN PUT THEIR TRUST IN HORSES
79XVII. THE DISTRICT-VISITOR IN PALMYRA SQUARE
603CHAPTER 19. OF THE MEETING OF LOVERS AND THE HOME-GOING OF YOUTH
80XVIII. THE NIGHT OF THE FIRST OF JUNE
604THE MAGIC WALKING STICK
81XIX. THE NIGHT OF THE FIRST OF JUNE—LATER
605CHAPTER ONE. THE COMING OF THE STAFF
82XX. MACHRAY
606CHAPTER TWO. THE ADVENTURE OF ALEMOOR
83XXI. HOW I STALKED WILDER GAME THAN DEER
607CHAPTER THREE. THE ADVENTURE OF THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
84PART ONE: FOSSE
608CHAPTER FOUR. THE ADVENTURE OF GLENMORE
85CHAPTER 1. LOST GODS
609CHAPTER FIVE. THE ADVENTURE OF CATSBANE
86CHAPTER 2. HANHAM FLATS
610CHAPTER SIX. "BEAUTY" AND "BANDS"
87CHAPTER 3. THE TABLET OF JADE
611CHAPTER SEVEN. THE ADVENTURE OF THE CHRISTMAS PARTY—I
88CHAPTER 4. HARALDSEN
612CHAPTER EIGHT. THE ADVENTURE OF THE CHRISTMAS PARTY—II
89CHAPTER 5. HARALDSEN’S SON
613CHAPTER NINE. THE ADVENTURE OF UNCLE BOB—I
90CHAPTER 6. SUNDRY DOINGS AT FOSSE
614CHAPTER TEN. THE ADVENTURE OF UNCLE BOB—II
91CHAPTER 7. LORD CLANROYDEN INTERVENES
615CHAPTER ELEVEN. THE ADVENTURE OF THE IVORY VALLEY—I
92PART TWO: LAVERLAW
616CHAPTER TWELVE. THE ADVENTURE OF THE IVORY VALLEY—II
93CHAPTER 8. SANCTUARY
617CHAPTER THIRTEEN. BILL HEARS OF PRINCE ANATOLE
94CHAPTER 9. LOCHINVAR
618CHAPTER FOURTEEN. THE FIRST ADVENTURE OF MAMIZAN
95CHAPTER 10. THE DOG SAMR
619CHAPTER FIFTEEN. THE ADVENTURE OF THE ROYAL LARDER
96CHAPTER 11. WE SHIFT OUR BASE
620CHAPTER SIXTEEN. THE SECOND ADVENTURE OF MAMIZAN
97PART 3: THE ISLAND OF SHEEP
621CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. THE KIDNAPPING OF THE KIDNAPPER
98CHAPTER 12. HULDA’S FOLK
622CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. THE ADVENTURE OF GRACHOVO
99CHAPTER 13. MARINE BIOLOGY
623CHAPTER NINETEEN. THE RESTORATION OF PRINCE ANATOLE
100CHAPTER 14. THE WAYS OF THE PINK-FOOT
624CHAPTER TWENTY. THE CROWNING ADVENTURE—I
101CHAPTER 15. TRANSFORMATION BY FIRE
625CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE. THE CROWNING ADVENTURE—II
102CHAPTER 16. THE RIDDLE OF THE TABLET
626CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO. THE GOING OF THE STAFF
103DICKSON MCCUNN AND THE 'GORBALS DIE-HARDS' SERIES
627PROLOGUE
104DEDICATION
628I
105PROLOGUE
629II
106CHAPTER 1. HOW A RETIRED PROVISION MERCHANT FELT THE IMPULSE OF SPRING
630III
107CHAPTER 2. OF MR. JOHN HERITAGE AND THE DIFFERENCE IN POINTS OF VIEW
631BOOK I. THE GRAN SECO
108CHAPTER 3. HOW CHILDE ROLAND AND ANOTHER CAME TO THE DARK TOWER
632I
109CHAPTER 4. DOUGAL
633II
110CHAPTER 5. OF THE PRINCESS IN THE TOWER
634III
111CHAPTER 6. HOW MR. MCCUNN DEPARTED WITH RELIEF AND RETURNED WITH RESOLUTION
635IV
112CHAPTER 7. SUNDRY DOINGS IN THE MIRK
636V
113CHAPTER 8. HOW A MIDDLE-AGED CRUSADER ACCEPTED A CHALLENGE
637VI
114CHAPTER 9. THE FIRST BATTLE OF THE CRUIVES
638VII
115CHAPTER 10. DEALS WITH AN ESCAPE AND A JOURNEY
639VIII
116CHAPTER 11. GRAVITY OUT OF BED
640IX
117CHAPTER 12. HOW MR. MCCUNN COMMITTED AN ASSAULT UPON AN ALLY
641X
118CHAPTER 13. THE COMING OF THE DANISH BRIG
642XI
119CHAPTER 14. THE SECOND BATTLE OF THE CRUIVES
643XII
120CHAPTER 15. THE GORBALS DIE-HARDS GO INTO ACTION
644XIII
121CHAPTER 16. IN WHICH A PRINCESS LEAVES A DARK TOWER AND A PROVISION MERCHANT RETURNS TO HIS FAMILY
645BOOK II. THE COURTS OF THE MORNING
122CHAPTER 1. TELLS OF A RUGBY THREE-QUARTER
646I
123CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCES A GREAT MAN IN ADVERSITY
647II
124CHAPTER 3. THE BACK HOUSE OF THE GARROCH
648III
125CHAPTER 4. THE RECONNAISSANCE OF CASTLE GAY
649IV
126CHAPTER 5. INTRODUCES A LADY
650V
127CHAPTER 6. THE TROUBLES OF A PRIVATE SECRETARY
651VI
128CHAPTER 7. BEGINNING OF A GREAT MAN’S EXILE
652VII
129CHAPTER 8. CASIMIR
653VIII
130CHAPTER 9. THE FIRST DAY OF THE HEJIRA— THE INN AT WATERMEETING
654IX
131CHAPTER 10. THE SECOND DAY OF THE HEJIRA— THE FORD CAR
655X
132CHAPTER 11. THE TROUBLES OF A JOURNALIST
656XI
133CHAPTER 12. PORTAWAY — THE GREEN TREE
657XII
134CHAPTER 13. PORTAWAY—RED DAVIE
658XIII
135CHAPTER 14. PORTAWAY—ALISON
659XIV
136CHAPTER 15. DISAPPEARANCE OF MR CRAW
660BOOK III. OLIFA
137CHAPTER 16. ENEMY’S COUNTRY
661I
138CHAPTER 17. JAIKIE OPENS HIS COMMUNICATIONS
662II
139CHAPTER 18. SOLWAY SANDS
663III
140CHAPTER 19. MR CRAW IS MASTER IN HIS OWN HOUSE
664IV
141CHAPTER 20. VALEDICTORY
665V
142PROLOGUE
666VI
143CHAPTER 1. THE MAN WITH THE ELEPHANT
667VII
144CHAPTER 2. THE HOUSE OF THE FOUR WINDS
668VIII
145CHAPTER 3. DIVERSIONS OF A MARIONETTE
669IX
146CHAPTER 4. DIFFICULTIES OF A REVOLUTIONARY
670EPILOGUE
147CHAPTER 5. SURPRISING ENERGY OF A CONVALESCENT
671THE BALLAD FOR GREY WEATHER
148CHAPTER 6. ARRIVALS AT AN INN
672PRESTER JOHN (SHORT STORY)
149CHAPTER 7. “SI VIEILLESSE POUVAIT”
673AT THE ARTICLE OF DEATH
150CHAPTER 8. SPLENDIDE MENDAX
674POLITICS AND THE MAY-FLY
151CHAPTER 9. NIGHT IN THE WOODS
675A REPUTATION
152CHAPTER 10. AURUNCULEIA
676A JOURNEY OF LITTLE PROFIT
153CHAPTER 11. THE BLOOD-RED ROOK
677AT THE RISING OF THE WATERS
154CHAPTER 12. THE STREET OF THE WHITE PEACOCK
678THE EARLIER AFFECTION
155CHAPTER 13. THE MARCH ON MELINA
679THE BLACK FISHERS
156SIR EDWARD LEITHEN SERIES
680SUMMER WEATHER
157DEDICATION
681THE OASIS IN THE SNOW
158PREFACE BY THE EDITOR
682THE HERD OF STANDLAN
159I. BEGINNING OF THE WILD-GOOSE CHASE
683STREAMS OF WATER IN THE SOUTH
160II. I FIRST HEAR OF MR ANDREW LUMLEY
684THE MOOR-SONG
161III. TELLS OF A MIDSUMMER NIGHT
685COMEDY IN THE FULL MOON
162IV. I FOLLOW THE TRAIL OF THE SUPER-BUTLER
686THE MOON ENDURETH: TALES
163V. I TAKE A PARTNER
687THE COMPANY OF THE MARJOLAINE
164VI. THE RESTAURANT IN ANTIOCH STREET
688A LUCID INTERVAL
165VII. I FIND SANCTUARY
689THE LEMNIAN
166VIII. THE POWER-HOUSE
690SPACE
167IX. RETURN OF THE WILD GEESE
691STREAMS OF WATER IN THE SOUTH
168I. IN WHICH THREE GENTLEMEN CONFESS THEIR ENNUI
692THE GROVE OF ASHTAROTH
169II. DESPERATE CHARACTERS IN COUNCIL
693THE RIDING OF NINEMILEBURN
170III. RECONNAISSANCE
694THE KINGS OF ORION
171IV. FISH BENJIE
695THE RIME OF TRUE THOMAS
172V. THE ASSAULT ON GLENRADEN
696THE FAR ISLANDS
173VI. THE RETURN OF HARALD BLACKTOOTH
697FOUNTAINBLUE
174VII. THE OLD ETONIAN TRAMP
698THE LAST CRUSADE
175VIII. SIR ARCHIE IS INSTRUCTED IN THE CONDUCT OF LIFE
699THE WIFE OF FLANDERS
176IX. SIR ARCHIE INSTRUCTS HIS COUNTRYMEN
700THE KING OF YPRES
177X. IN WHICH CRIME IS ADDED TO CRIME
701THE KEEPER OF CADEMUIR
178XI. HARIPOL—THE MAIN ATTACK
702I. THE SHIELING OF FARAWA
179XII. HARIPOL—TRANSPORT
703II. TELLS OF AN EVENING’S TALK
180XIII. HARIPOL—AUXILIARY TROOPS
704III. THE SCARTS OF THE MUNERAW
181XIV. HARIPOL—WOUNDED AND MISSING
705IV. THE DARKNESS THAT IS UNDER THE EARTH
182XV. HARIPOL—THE ARMISTICE
706V. THE TROUBLES OF A CONSCIENCE
183EPILOGUE
707VI. SUMMER ON THE MOORS
184PART I
708VII. IN TUAS MANUS, DOMINE!
185CHAPTER 1
709VIII. NOTE IN CONCLUSION BY THE EDITOR
186CHAPTER 2
710BASILISSA
187CHAPTER 3
711THE STRANGE ADVENTURE OF MR. ANDREW HAWTHORN
188CHAPTER 4
712PREFACE
189CHAPTER 5
713THE GREEN WILDEBEEST: SIR RICHARD HANNAY'S STORY
190CHAPTER 6
714HUMAN QUARRY, OR THE FRYING-PAN AND THE FIRE: THE DUKE OF BURMINSTER'S STORY
191CHAPTER 7
715The Frying-Pan
192PART II
716The Fire
193CHAPTER 8
717DR. LARTIUS: MR. PALLISER-YEATES'S STORY
194CHAPTER 9
718THE WIND IN THE PORTICO: MR. HENRY NIGHTINGALE'S STORY
195CHAPTER 10
719"DIVUS" JOHNSTON: LORD LAMANCHA'S STORY
196CHAPTER 11
720THE LOATHLY OPPOSITE: MAJOR OLIVER PUGH'S STORY
197CHAPTER 12
721SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE: SIR EDWARD LEITHEN'S STORY
198PART III
722SHIP TO TARSHISH: MR. RALPH COLLATT'S STORY
199CHAPTER 13
723SKULE SKERRY: MR. ANTHONY HURRELL'S STORY
200CHAPTER 14
724"TENDEBANT MANUS": SIR ARTHUR WARCLIFF'S STORY
201CHAPTER 15
725THE LAST CRUSADE: MR. FRANCIS MARTENDALE'S STORY
202CHAPTER 16
726FULLCIRCLE: MR. MARTIN PECKWETHER'S STORY
203CHAPTER 17
727POETRY
204CHAPTER 18
728TO THE ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT OF THE NORTH
205THE GAP IN THE CURTAIN
729THE PILGRIM FATHERS: THE NEWDIGATE PRIZE POEM 1898
206I. WHITSUNTIDE AT FLAMBARD
730THE BALLAD FOR GREY WEATHER I
207II. MR ARNOLD TAVANGER
731THE BALLAD FOR GREY WEATHER II
208III. THE RT. HON. DAVID MAYOT
732THE MOON ENDURETH: FANCIES
209IV. MR REGINALD DAKER
733FROM THE PENTLANDS LOOKING NORTH AND SOUTH
210V. SIR ROBERT GOODEVE
734AVIGNON 1759
211VI. CAPTAIN CHARLES OTTERY
735THE SHORTER CATECHISM (Revised Version)
212PART ONE
736ATTA'S SONG (Roughly translated.)
213CHAPTER I
737STOCKS AND STONES
214CHAPTER II
738THE GIPSY'S SONG TO THE LADY CASSILIS
215CHAPTER III
739WOOD MAGIC (9TH CENTURY.)
216CHAPTER IV
740PLAIN FOLK
217CHAPTER V
741BABYLON (The Song of NEHEMIAH'S Workmen)
218CHAPTER VI
742POEMS, SCOTS AND ENGLISH
219CHAPTER VII
743BOOK I. SCOTS
220CHAPTER VIII
744MIDIAN'S EVIL DAY1
221CHAPTER IX
745THE HERD OF FARAWA
222CHAPTER X
746THE ETERNAL FEMININE
223CHAPTER XI
747THE SOUTH COUNTRIE
224CHAPTER XII
748SWEET ARGOS
225CHAPTER XIII
749"ON LEAVE"
226CHAPTER XIV
750THE KIRK BELL
227CHAPTER XV
751HOME THOUGHTS FROM ABROAD
228PART TWO
752FRAGMENT OF AN ODE IN PRAISE OF THE ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS
229CHAPTER I
753THE GREAT ONES
230CHAPTER II
754FISHER JAMIE
231CHAPTER III
755BOOK II. ENGLISH
232CHAPTER IV
756FRATRI DILECTISSIMO
233CHAPTER V
757TO LIONEL PHILLIPS
234CHAPTER VI
758TO SIR REGINALD TALBOT
235CHAPTER VII
759THE STRONG MAN ARMED
236CHAPTER VIII
760THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
237CHAPTER IX
761THE SINGER
238CHAPTER X
762PROCESSIONAL
239CHAPTER XI
763THE SONG OF THE SEA CAPTAIN
240CHAPTER XII
764ANTIPHILUS OF BYZANTIUM
241CHAPTER XIII
765AN ECHO OF MELEAGER
242CHAPTER XIV
766TH’ IMMORTAL WANDERER
243CHAPTER XV
767YOUTH I
244CHAPTER XVI
768THE SPIRIT OF ART I
245CHAPTER XVII
769YOUTH II
246CHAPTER XVIII
770THE SPIRIT OF ART II
247CHAPTER XIX
771"WHEN IS THE TIME TO DRINK WITH A FRIEND?"
248CHAPTER XX
772"SUMMER IS COME WITH LOVE TO TOWN"
249CHAPTER XXI
773"OH, IF MY LOVE WERE SAILOR-BRED"
250CHAPTER XXII
774"A' ARE GANE, THE GUDE, THE KINDLY"
251CHAPTER XXIII
775"MAGIC, GASPED THE DULL OF MIND"
252CHAPTER XXIV
776"WE TWO CONFESS TWIN LOYALTIES"
253PART THREE
777HISTORICAL & POLITICAL WORKS
254CHAPTER I
778INTRODUCTORY.
255CHAPTER II
779PART I. THE EARLIER MASTERS
256CHAPTER III
780CHAPTER I. PRIMITIVE SOUTH AFRICA.
257CHAPTER IV
781CHAPTER II. THE GENTLEMEN-ADVENTURERS.
258CHAPTER V
782CHAPTER III. THE GREAT TREK.
259CHAPTER VI
783CHAPTER IV. THE BOER IN SPORT.
260CHAPTER VII
784CHAPTER V. THE BOER IN ALL SERIOUSNESS.10
261CHAPTER VIII
785PART II. NOTES OF TRAVEL
262CHAPTER IX
786CHAPTER VI. EVENING ON THE HIGH VELD.
263CHAPTER X
787CHAPTER VII. IN THE TRACKS OF WAR.
264CHAPTER XI
788CHAPTER VIII. THE WOOD BUSH.
265CHAPTER XII
789CHAPTER IX. ON THE EASTERN VELD.
266CHAPTER XIII
790CHAPTER X. THE GREAT NORTH ROAD.
267CHAPTER XIV
791CHAPTER XI. THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICAN SPORT.
268CHAPTER XV
792PART III. THE POLITICAL PROBLEM
269CHAPTER XVI
793CHAPTER XII. THE ECONOMIC FACTOR.
270CHAPTER XVII
794CHAPTER XIII. THE SETTLEMENT OF THE LAND.
271CHAPTER XVIII
795CHAPTER XIV. THE SUBJECT RACES.
272CHAPTER XIX
796CHAPTER XV. JOHANNESBURG.
273CHAPTER XX
797CHAPTER XVI. CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS.
274OTHER NOVELS
798CHAPTER XVII. THE POLICY OF FEDERATION.
275PREFACE.
799CHAPTER XVIII. THE ARMY AND SOUTH AFRICA.
276CHAPTER I. ON THE HIGH MOORS.
800CHAPTER XIX. THE FUTURE OUTLOOK.
277CHAPTER II. I FARE BADLY INDOORS.
801PART I. INTRODUCTORY.
278CHAPTER III. I FARE BADLY ABROAD.
802CHAPTER I. THE CAUSES OF THE WAR.
279CHAPTER IV. OF MY COMING TO LINDEAN.
803CHAPTER II. A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE WAR.
280CHAPTER V. I PLEDGE MY WORD.
804CHAPTER III. THE TURN AT THE MARNE.
281CHAPTER VI. IDLE DAYS.
805PART II. THE WESTERN FRONT.
282CHAPTER VII. A DAUGHTER OF HERODIAS.
806CHAPTER IV. THE WORCESTERS AT THE FIRST BATTLE OF YPRES.
283CHAPTER VIII. HOW I SET THE SIGNAL.
807CHAPTER V. THE CANADIANS AT THE SECOND BATTLE OF YPRES.
284CHAPTER IX. I COMMUNE WITH MYSELF.
808CHAPTER VI. THE TAKING OF LOOS.
285CHAPTER X. OF MY DEPARTURE.
809CHAPTER VII. DELVILLE WOOD.
286BOOK I. TWEEDDALE
810CHAPTER VIII. THE THIRD BATTLE OF YPRES.
287I. THE ADVENTURE WHICH BEFELL ME IN THE WOOD OF DAWYCK
811CHAPTER IX. THE TANKS AT CAMBRAI.
288II. THE HOUSE OF BARNS
812CHAPTER X. THE SOUTH AFRICANS AT MARRIÈRES WOOD.
289III. THE SPATE IN TWEED
813CHAPTER XI. THE BATTLE OF THE LYS.
290IV. I GO TO THE COLLEGE AT GLASGOW
814CHAPTER XII. THE SECOND BATTLE OF THE MARNE.
291V. COUSINLY AFFECTION
815CHAPTER XIII. THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
292VI. HOW MASTER GILBERT BURNET PLAYED A GAME AND WAS CHECKMATED
816CHAPTER XIV. THE AUSTRALIANS AT MONT ST. QUENTIN.
293VII. THE PEGASUS INN AT PEEBLES AND HOW A STRANGER RETURNED FROM THE WARS
817CHAPTER XV. THE LAST BATTLE.
294VIII. I TAKE LEAVE OF MY FRIENDS
818PART III. THE "SIDE SHOWS."
295IX. I RIDE OUT ON MY TRAVELS AND FIND A COMPANION
819CHAPTER XVI. THE LANDING AT GALLIPOLI.
296BOOK II. THE LOW COUNTRIES
820CHAPTER XVII. THE LANDING AT GALLIPOLI (continued).
297I. OF MY VOYAGE TO THE LOW COUNTRIES
821CHAPTER XVIII. THE DEPARTURE FROM GALLIPOLI.
298II. I VISIT MASTER PETER WISHART
822CHAPTER XIX. THE CAPTURE OF JERUSALEM.
299III. THE STORY OF A SUPPER PARTY
823CHAPTER XX. ALLENBY'S GREAT DRIVE.
300IV. OUR ADVENTURE ON THE ALPHEN ROAD
824PART IV. THE SILENT SERVICE.
301V. THE FIRST SUNDAY OF MARCH
825CHAPTER XXI. THE SILENT SERVICE.
302VI. THE FIRST MONDAY OF MARCH
826CHAPTER XXII. CORONEL.
303VII. I SPEND MY DAYS IN IDLENESS
827CHAPTER XXIII. THE FALKLANDS.
304VIII. THE COMING OF THE BRIG SEAMAW
828CHAPTER XXIV. MYSTERY SHIPS.
305IX. AN ACCOUNT OF MY HOME-COMING
829CHAPTER XXV. JUTLAND.
306BOOK III. THE HILLMEN
830CHAPTER XXVI. THE BRITISH SUBMARINE SERVICE.
307I. THE PIER O’ LEITH
831CHAPTER XXVII. THE BRITISH SUBMARINE SERVICE (continued).
308II. HOW I RODE TO THE SOUTH
832CHAPTER XXVIII. THE MERCANTILE MARINE AND FISHING FLEETS.
309III. THE HOUSE OF DAWYCK
833CHAPTER XXIX. ZEEBRUGGE.
310IV. HOW MICHAEL VEITCH MET HIS END
834PART V. BEHIND THE LINES.: CHAPTER XXX. BEHIND THE LINES AND AT HOME.
311V. I CLAIM A PROMISE, AND WE SEEK THE HILLS
835PART VI. VICTORY.
312VI. THE CAVE OF THE COR WATER
836CHAPTER XXXI. THE LAST DAY.
313VII. HOW TWO OF HIS MAJESTY’S SERVANTS MET WITH THEIR DESERTS
837CHAPTER XXXII. LOOKING BACKWARD.
314VIII. OF OUR WANDERINGS AMONG THE MOORS OF CLYDE
838THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND
315IX. I PART FROM MARJORY
839THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME FIRST PHASE
316X. OF THE MAN WITH THE ONE EYE AND THE ENCOUNTER IN THE GREEN CLEUCH
840CHAPTER I. PRELIMINARIES.
317XI. HOW A MILLER STROVE WITH HIS OWN MILL- WHEEL
841CHAPTER II. THE FIRST STAGE.
318XII. I WITNESS A VALIANT ENDING
842CHAPTER III. THE SECOND STAGE.
319XIII. I RUN A NARROW ESCAPE FOR MY LIFE
843CHAPTER IV. CONCLUSION.
320XIV. I FALL IN WITH STRANGE FRIENDS
844THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME SECOND PHASE
321XV. THE BAILLIES OF NO MAN’s LAND
845CHAPTER I. THE SEPTEMBER CAMPAIGN.
322XVI. HOW THREE MEN HELD A TOWN IN TERROR
846CHAPTER II. THE OCTOBER FIGHTING
323XVII. OF THE FIGHT IN THE MOSS OF BIGGAR
847CHAPTER III. THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE.
324XVIII. SMITWOOD
848CHAPTER IV. CONCLUSION.
325BOOK IV. THE WESTLANDS
849PREFACE
326I. I HEAR NO GOOD IN THE INN AT THE FORDS O’ CLYDE
850CHAPTER I. THE BREAKING OF THE BARRIERS.
327II. AN OLD JOURNEY WITH A NEW ERRAND
851CHAPTER II. THE STRENGTH OF THE COMBATANTS.
328III. THE HOUSE WITH THE CHIPPED GABLES
852CHAPTER III. THE FIRST SHOTS.
329IV. UP HILL AND DOWN DALE
853CHAPTER IV. THE MUSTER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
330V. EAGLESHAM
854CHAPTER V. THE BEGINNING OF THE WAR AT SEA.
331VI. I MAKE MY PEACE WITH GILBERT BURNET
855CHAPTER VI. THE STAND OF BELGIUM.
332VII. OF A VOICE IN THE EVENTIDE
856CHAPTER VII. THE EASTERN THEATRE OF WAR.
333VIII. HOW NICOL PLENDERLEITH SOUGHT HIS FORTUNE ELSEWHERE
857CHAPTER VIII. THE FIRST CLASH OF THE GREAT ARMIES.
334IX. THE END OF ALL THINGS
858APPENDICES.
335BOOK ONE
859APPENDIX I.
336CHAPTER I. THE BIRKENSHAWS OF THAT ILK AND THEIR FORTUNES.
860APPENDIX II. GERMAN MILITARY POLICY.
337CHAPTER II. HOW MR. FRANCIS BIRKENSHAW DEPARTED HIS NATIVE CITY.
861APPENDIX III. A SHORT MILITARY GLOSSARY.
338CHAPTER III. FORTH AND TWEED.
862CHAPTER IX. CHARLEROI AND MONS.
339CHAPTER IV. A JOURNEY IN LATE SUMMER.
863CHAPTER X. THE BEGINNING OF THE RETREAT.
340CHAPTER V. THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY.
864CHAPTER XI. FROM ST. QUENTIN TO THE MARNE.
341CHAPTER VI. ON THE EDINBURGH HIGHWAY.
865CHAPTER XII. THE WEEK OF SEDAN.
342CHAPTER VII. OF A LADY ON A GREY HORSE.
866CHAPTER XIII. TANNENBERG.
343BOOK TWO
867CHAPTER XIV. LEMBERG AND AFTER.
344CHAPTER VIII. THE JOURNEY TO THE NORTH.
868CHAPTER XV. THE BATTLES OF THE MARNE.
345CHAPTER IX. MY LORD OF LOVAT.
869CHAPTER XVI. THE OCCUPATION OF BELGIUM.
346CHAPTER X. WASTE PLACES.
870CHAPTER XVII. GERMAN METHODS AND AIMS.
347CHAPTER XI. THE PRINCE’S CABINET OF WAR.
871APPENDICES
348CHAPTER XII. AFTER CULLODEN.
872APPENDIX I.
349CHAPTER XIII. CRABBED AGE AND YOUTH.
873APPENDIX II.
350CHAPTER XIV. HOW MR. FRANCIS CAME TO THE LOWLANDS ONCE MORE.
874CHAPTER XVIII. THE WAR AT SEA: THE BATTLE OF THE BIGHT OF HELIGOLAND.
351BOOK THREE
875CHAPTER XIX. THE BATTLE OF THE AISNE—THE FIRST PHASE.
352CHAPTER XV. THE HOUSE OF BROUGHTON.
876CHAPTER XX. THE BATTLE OF THE AISNE—THE SECOND PHASE.
353CHAPTER XVI. A COUNCIL OF HONOUR.
877CHAPTER XXI. THE FIRST RUSSIAN ADVANCE TOWARDS CRACOW.
354CHAPTER XVII. A JOURNEY TO THE SOUTH.
878CHAPTER XXII. THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
355CHAPTER XVIII. OF AN INTERVIEW IN AN UNLIKELY PLACE.
879CHAPTER XXIII. THE WAR IN AFRICA.
356CHAPTER XIX. THE LAST OF THE SECRETARY.
880CHAPTER XXIV. THE FALL OF ANTWERP.
357CHAPTER XX. THE DEATH OF THE LORD LOVAT.
881APPENDICES
358CHAPTER XXI. THE TEMPTATION OF MR. FRANCIS.
882APPENDIX I. DISPATCHES DEALING WITH THE BATTLE OF THE BIGHT OF HELIGOLAND.
359CHAPTER XXII. A LONG LEAVE-TAKING.
883APPENDIX II. Sir John French’s Third Dispatch. THE BATTLE OF THE AISNE.
360CHAPTER XXIII. IN THE NATURE OF A POSTSCRIPT.
884CHAPTER XXV. THE BEGINNING OF THE WEST FLANDERS CAMPAIGN.
361PART I
885CHAPTER XXVI. THE BATTLES OF THE YSER, LA BASSÉE, AND ARRAS.
362CHAPTER I. EVENING IN GLENAVELIN
886CHAPTER XXVII. THE BATTLE OF YPRES.
363CHAPTER II. LADY MANORWATER’S GUESTS
887CHAPTER XXVIII. THE FIRST ASSAULT ON WARSAW.
364CHAPTER III. UPLAND WATERS
888CHAPTER XXIX. THE SECOND RUSSIAN ADVANCE TO CRACOW.
365CHAPTER IV. AFTERNOON IN A GARDEN
889CHAPTER XXX. THE SECOND ASSAULT ON WARSAW.
366CHAPTER V. A CONFERENCE OF THE POWERS
890CHAPTER XXXI. THE WAR IN EASTERN WATERS.
367CHAPTER VI. PASTORAL
891CHAPTER XXXII. THE SOUTH AFRICAN REBELLION.
368CHAPTER VII. THE MAKERS OF EMPIRE
892CHAPTER XXXIII. THE WAR AT SEA—THE BATTLES OF CORONEL AND THE FALKLAND ISLANDS.
369CHAPTER VIII. MR. WRATISLAW’S ADVENT
893APPENDICES
370CHAPTER IX. THE EPISODES OF A DAY
894APPENDIX I. Sir John French’s Fourth Dispatch. THE CAMPAIGN IN WEST FLANDERS.
371CHAPTER X. HOME TRUTHS
895APPENDIX II. THE WORK OF THE THIRD CAVALRY DIVISION.
372CHAPTER XI. THE PRIDE BEFORE A FALL
896APPENDIX III. THE BATTLE OF THE FALKLAND ISLANDS.
373CHAPTER XII. PASTORAL AND TRAGEDY
897CHAPTER XXXIV. THE CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST TO THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.
374CHAPTER XIII. THE PLEASURES OF A CONSCIENCE
898CHAPTER XXXV. THE BATTLE OF THE SERBIAN RIDGES.
375CHAPTER XIV. A GENTLEMAN IN STRAITS
899CHAPTER XXXVI. THE CAMPAIGN IN THE AIR.
376CHAPTER XV. THE NEMESIS OF A COWARD
900CHAPTER XXXVII. RAIDS AND BLOCKADES.
377CHAPTER XVI. A MOVEMENT OF THE POWERS
901CHAPTER XXXVIII. TURKEY AT WAR.
378CHAPTER XVII. THE BRINK OF THE RUBICON
902CHAPTER XXXIX. THE SITUATION IN EGYPT.
379CHAPTER XVIII. THE FURTHER BRINK
903CHAPTER XL. ECONOMICS AND LAW.
380CHAPTER XIX. THE BRIDGE OF BROKEN HEARTS
904CHAPTER XLI. THE WAR OF ATTRITION IN THE WEST.
381PART II
905APPENDICES
382CHAPTER XX. THE EASTERN ROAD
906APPENDIX I. THE WINTER FIGHTING IN FLANDERS.
383CHAPTER XXI. IN THE HEART OF THE HILLS
907APPENDIX II. THE BATTLE OF THE 24TH OF JANUARY.
384CHAPTER XXII. THE OUTPOSTS
908APPENDIX III. DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR AT SEA.
385CHAPTER XXIII. THE DINNER AT GALETTI’S
909SCHOLAR GIPSIES
386CHAPTER XXIV. THE TACTICS OF A CHIEF
910I. SCHOLAR-GIPSIES
387CHAPTER XXV. MRS. LOGAN’S BALL
911II. APRIL IN THE HILLS
388CHAPTER XXVI. FRIEND TO FRIEND
912III. MILESTONES
389CHAPTER XXVII. THE ROAD TO FORZA
913IV. MAY-FLY FISHING
390CHAPTER XXVIII. THE HILL-FORT
914V. THE MEN OF THE UPLANDS
391CHAPTER XXIX. THE WAY TO NAZRI
915VI. GENTLEMEN OF LEISURE
392CHAPTER XXX. EVENING IN THE HILLS
916VII. SENTIMENTAL TRAVELLING
393CHAPTER XXXI. EVENTS SOUTH OF THE BORDER
917VIII. URBAN GREENERY
394CHAPTER XXXII. THE BLESSING OF GAD
918IX. NATURE AND THE ART OF WORDS
395THE CHARACTERS
919X. AFTERNOON
396PROLOGUE
920XI. NIGHT ON THE HEATHER
397CHAPTER I
921XII. ON CADEMUIR HILL
398CHAPTER II
922XIII. AN INDIVIDUALIST
399CHAPTER III
923XIV. THE DROVE ROAD
400CHAPTER IV.
924XV. NUCES RELICTAE
401CHAPTER V.
925XVI. AD ASTRA
402CHAPTER VI.
926PREFACE
403CHAPTER VII.
927I. THE FLIGHT TO VARENNES
404CHAPTER VIII.
928II. THE RAILWAY RAID IN GEORGIA
405CHAPTER IX.
929III. THE ESCAPE OF KING CHARLES AFTER WORCESTER
406CHAPTER X.
930IV. FROM PRETORIA TO THE SEA
407CHAPTER XI.
931V. THE ESCAPE OF PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD
408CHAPTER XII.
932VI. TWO AFRICAN JOURNEYS
409CHAPTER XIII.
933VII. THE GREAT MONTROSE
410CHAPTER XIV.
934VIII. THE FLIGHT OF LIEUTENANTS PARER AND M’INTOSH ACROSS THE WORLD
411CHAPTER I. THE MAN ON THE KIRKCAPLE SHORE
935IX. LORD NITHSDALE’S ESCAPE
412CHAPTER II. FURTH! FORTUNE!
936X. SIR ROBERT CARY’S RIDE TO EDINBURGH
413CHAPTER III. BLAAUWILDEBEESTEFONTEIN
937XI. THE ESCAPE OF PRINCESS CLEMENTINA
414CHAPTER IV. MY JOURNEY TO THE WINTER-VELD
938XII. ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD
415CHAPTER V. MR WARDLAW HAS A PREMONITION
939EPILOGUE ON RE-READING THE STORIES
416CHAPTER VI. THE DRUMS BEAT AT SUNSET
940MONTROSE: A HISTORY
417CHAPTER VII. CAPTAIN ARCOLL TELLS A TALE
941PREFACE
418CHAPTER VIII. I FALL IN AGAIN WITH THE REVEREND JOHN LAPUTA
942INTRODUCTORY THE EARLY SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
419CHAPTER IX. THE STORE AT UMVELOS'
943BOOK I. PREPARATION
420CHAPTER X. I GO TREASURE-HUNTING
944CHAPTER I. YOUTH
421CHAPTER XI. THE CAVE OF THE ROOIRAND
945CHAPTER II. THE STRIFE IN SCOTLAND
422CHAPTER XII. CAPTAIN ARCOLL SENDS A MESSAGE
946CHAPTER III. THE FIRST COVENANT WARS
423CHAPTER XIII. THE DRIFT OF THE LETABA
947CHAPTER IV. MONTROSE AND ARGYLL
424CHAPTER XIV. I CARRY THE COLLAR OF PRESTER JOHN
948CHAPTER V. THE RUBICON
425CHAPTER XV. MORNING IN THE BERG
949BOOK II. ACTION
426CHAPTER XVI. INANDA'S KRAAL
950CHAPTER VI. THE CURTAIN RISES
427CHAPTER XVII. A DEAL AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
951CHAPTER VII. TIPPERMUIR
428CHAPTER XVIII. HOW A MAN MAY SOMETIMES PUT HIS TRUST IN A HORSE
952CHAPTER VIII. ABERDEEN AND FYVIE
429CHAPTER XIX. ARCOLL'S SHEPHERDING
953CHAPTER IX. INVERLOCHY
430CHAPTER XX. MY LAST SIGHT OF THE REVEREND JOHN LAPUTA
954CHAPTER X. THE RETREAT FROM DUNDEE
431CHAPTER XXI. I CLIMB THE CRAGS A SECOND TIME
955CHAPTER XI. AULDEARN AND ALFORD
432CHAPTER XXII. A GREAT PERIL AND A GREAT SALVATION
956CHAPTER XII. KILSYTH
433CHAPTER XXIII. MY UNCLE'S GIFT IS MANY TIMES MULTIPLIED
957CHAPTER XIII. THE WAR ON THE BORDER
434SALUTE TO ADVENTURERS
958CHAPTER XIV. AFTER PHILIPHAUGH
435CHAPTER I. THE SWEET-SINGERS.
959BOOK III. PASSION
436CHAPTER II. OF A HIGH-HANDED LADY.
960CHAPTER XV. THE YEARS OF EXILE
437CHAPTER III. THE CANONGATE TOLBOOTH.
961CHAPTER XVI. THE LAST CAMPAIGN
438CHAPTER IV. OF A STAIRHEAD AND A SEA-CAPTAIN.
962CHAPTER XVII. THE CURTAIN FALLS
439CHAPTER V. MY FIRST COMING TO VIRGINIA.
963CHAPTER XVIII. "A CANDIDATE FOR IMMORTALITY"627
440CHAPTER VI. TELLS OF MY EDUCATION.
964APPENDIX MONTROSE ON "SOVEREIGN POWER"643
441CHAPTER VII. I BECOME AN UNPOPULAR CHARACTER.
965PREFACE
442CHAPTER VIII. RED RINGAN.
966INTRODUCTORY THE BORDER ELLIOTS
443CHAPTER IX. VARIOUS DOINGS IN THE SAVANNAH.
967BOOK I
444CHAPTER X. I HEAR AN OLD SONG.
968CHAPTER I. BOYHOOD: ETON AND CAMBRIDGE
445CHAPTER XI. GRAVITY OUT OF BED.
969CHAPTER II. STRENUOUS IDLENESS
446CHAPTER XII. A WORD AT THE HARBOUR-SIDE.
970CHAPTER III. APPRENTICESHIP
447CHAPTER XIII. I STUMBLE INTO A GREAT FOLLY.
971CHAPTER IV. CANADA: 1883-85
448CHAPTER XIV. A WILD WAGER.
972CHAPTER V. SOLDIERING AND POLITICS AT HOME
449CHAPTER XV. I GATHER THE CLANS.
973BOOK II
450CHAPTER XVI. THE FORD OF THE RAPIDAN.
974CHAPTER VI. GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA, 1898-1904
451CHAPTER XVII. I RETRACE MY STEPS.
975CHAPTER VII. GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA, 1898-1904 (continued)
452CHAPTER XVIII. OUR ADVENTURE RECEIVES A RECRUIT.
976CHAPTER VIII. GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA, 1898-1904 (continued)
453CHAPTER XIX. CLEARWATER GLEN.
977BOOK III
454CHAPTER XX. THE STOCKADE AMONG THE PINES.
978CHAPTER IX. VICEROY OF INDIA, 1905-6
455CHAPTER XXI. A HAWK SCREAMS IN THE EVENING
979CHAPTER X. VICEROY OF INDIA, 1907-8
456CHAPTER XXII. HOW A FOOL MUST GO HIS OWN ROAD.
980CHAPTER XI. VICEROY OF INDIA, 1909-10
457CHAPTER XXIII. THE HORN OF DIARMAID SOUNDS.
981CHAPTER XII. VICEROY OF INDIA: DEPARTURE
458CHAPTER XXIV. I SUFFER THE HEATHEN'S RAGE
982CHAPTER XIII. CONCLUSION
459CHAPTER XXV. EVENTS ON THE HILL-SIDE.
983PREFACE
460CHAPTER XXVI. SHALAH.
984CHAPTER I. ANTECEDENTS
461CHAPTER XXVII. HOW I STROVE ALL NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL.
985CHAPTER II. BOYHOOD AND YOUTH (1771-1792)
462CHAPTER XXVIII. HOW THREE SOULS FOUND THEIR HERITAGE.
986CHAPTER III. EARLY MANHOOD (1792-1799)
463PROLOGUE
987CHAPTER IV. LASSWADE AND ASHESTIEL (1799- 1810)
464CHAPTER I. HIGHTOWN UNDER SUNFELL
988CHAPTER V. FAREWELL TO POESY (1810-1814)
465CHAPTER 2. THE ENGLISHMAN
989CHAPTER VI. THE EARLY NOVELS (1814-1817)
466CHAPTER 3. THE WIFE OF FLANDERS
990CHAPTER VII. THE BROKEN YEARS (1817-1819)
467CHAPTER 4. EYES OF YOUTH
991CHAPTER VIII. EDINBURGH AND ABBOTSFORD (1820)
468CHAPTER 5. THE MAID
992CHAPTER IX. HIGH NOON (1820-1825)
469CHAPTER 6. THE WOOD OF LIFE
993CHAPTER X. THE DARK DAYS (1825-1826)
470CHAPTER 7. EAUCOURT BY THE WATERS
994CHAPTER XI. SERVITUDE (1826-1831)
471CHAPTER 8. THE HIDDEN CITY
995CHAPTER XII. RELEASE (1831-1832)
472CHAPTER 9. THE REGICIDE
996CHAPTER XIII. THE WRITER1
473CHAPTER 10. THE MARPLOT
997CHAPTER XIV. THE MAN
474CHAPTER 11. THE LIT CHAMBER
998PREFACE
475CHAPTER 12. IN THE DARK LAND
999PROLOGUE
476CHAPTER 13. THE LAST STAGE
1000PART I
477CHAPTER 14. THE END OF THE ROAD
1001CHAPTER I. THE PAGEANT OF SUCCESSION
478EPILOGUE
1002CHAPTER II. AN UNEASY HERITAGE
479DEDICATION
1003CHAPTER III. THE RESTLESS YEARS
480PREFACE
1004CHAPTER IV. DESCENSUS AVERNI
481CHAPTER 1. IN WHICH A HIGHLAND GENTLEMAN MISSES HIS WAY
1005PART II
482CHAPTER 2. IN WHICH A NOBLEMAN IS PERPLEXED
1006CHAPTER I. CONTACT
483CHAPTER 3. IN WHICH PRIVATE MATTERS CUT ACROSS AFFAIRS OF STATE
1007CHAPTER II. THE FORTRESS
484CHAPTER 4. MR KYD OF GREYHOUSES
1008CHAPTER III. THE SALLIES
485CHAPTER 5. CHANCE-MEDLEY
1009CHAPTER IV. SURRENDER
486CHAPTER 6. INTRODUCES THE RUNAWAY LADY
1010PART III
487CHAPTER 7. HOW A MAN MAY HUNT WITH THE HOUNDS AND YET RUN WITH THE HARE
1011CHAPTER I. SOUR-APPLE HARVEST
488CHAPTER 8. BROOM AT THE CROSS-ROADS
1012CHAPTER II. THE CHANGING EMPIRE
489CHAPTER 9. OLD ENGLAND
1013CHAPTER III. A HOUSE IN ORDER
490CHAPTER 10. SNOWBOUND AT THE SLEEPING DEER
1014EPILOGUE
491CHAPTER 11. NIGHT AT THE SAME: TWO VISITORS
1015AUTOBIOGRAPHY
492CHAPTER 12. THE HUT IN THE OAK SHAW
1016PREFACE
493CHAPTER 13. JOURNEYMAN JOHN
1017CHAPTER I. WOOD, WATER AND HILL
494CHAPTER 14. DUCHESS KITTY ON THE ROAD
1018CHAPTER II. PORTA MUSARUM
495CHAPTER 15. BIDS FAREWELL TO A SCOTS LAIRD
1019CHAPTER III. OXFORD
496CHAPTER 16. BIDS FAREWELL TO AN ENGLISH LADY
1020CHAPTER IV. LONDON INTERLUDE
497CHAPTER 17. ORDEAL OF HONOUR
1021CHAPTER V. FURTH FORTUNE
498CHAPTER 18. IN WHICH THREE GENTLEMEN CONFESS THEIR NAKEDNESS
1022CHAPTER VI. THE MIDDLE YEARS
499CHAPTER 19. RAMOTH-GILEAD
1023CHAPTER VII. INTER ARMA
500POSTSCRIPT
1024CHAPTER VIII. AN IVORY TOWER AND ITS PROSPECT
501PROLOGUE
1025CHAPTER IX. PARLIAMENT
502CHAPTER I. THE COMING OF THE MINISTER
1026CHAPTER X. FIRST AND LAST THINGS
503CHAPTER II. THE ROAD TO CALIDON
1027CHAPTER XI. MY AMERICA
504CHAPTER III. GUESTS IN CALIDON TOWER
1028CHAPTER XII. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HILL
505CHAPTER IV. THE FAITHFUL SERVANT
1029BIOGRAPHY
506CHAPTER V. THE BLACK WOOD BY DAY
1030CHAPTER I
507CHAPTER VI. THE BLACK WOOD BY NIGHT
1031CHAPTER II
508CHAPTER VII. THE FIRST BLAST
1032CHAPTER III
509CHAPTER VIII. THE SECOND BLAST
1033CHAPTER IV
510CHAPTER IX. BEFORE LAMMAS
1034CHAPTER V
511CHAPTER X. WHAT THE MOON SAW
1035CHAPTER VI
512CHAPTER XI. THE MINISTER GIRDS UP HIS LOINS
1036CHAPTER VII
513CHAPTER XII. THE MAN WITH THE SQUINT
1037CHAPTER VIII
514CHAPTER XIII. WHITE MAGIC
1038CHAPTER IX
515CHAPTER XIV. THE COUNTERBLAST
1039CHAPTER X
516CHAPTER XV. HALLOWMASS
1040CHAPTER XI
517CHAPTER XVI. THE WITCH HUNT
1041CHAPTER XII
518CHAPTER XVII. WOODILEE AND CALIDON
1042CHAPTER XIII
519CHAPTER XVIII. THE PLAGUE
1043CHAPTER XIV
520CHAPTER XIX. THE SACRIFICE
1044CHAPTER XV
521CHAPTER XX. THE JUDGMENT
1045CHAPTER XVI
522CHAPTER XXI. THE GOING OF THE MINISTER
1046CHAPTER XVII
523EPILOGUE
1047CHAPTER XVIII
524CHAPTER 1. THE PAINTED FLOOR
1048CHAPTER XIX
