The Life of Mansie Wauch / tailor in Dalkeith
by D. M. Moir
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- THE LIFE OF MANSIE WAUCH tailor in dalkeith written by himself and edited by D. M. MOIR illustrated in colour by charles martin hardie, r.s.a.
- PRELIMINARIES TO THIS VOLUME
- LIST OF CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- CHAPTER ONE—IN THE TIME OF MY GRANDFATHER
- CHAPTER TWO—MY OWN FATHER
- CHAPTER THREE—THE COMING INTO THE WORLD OF MANSIE WAUCH
- CHAPTER FOUR—CALF-LOVE
- CHAPTER FIVE—CURSECOWL
- CHAPTER SIX—MANSIE WAUCH ON THE PUSHING OF HIS FORTUNE
- CHAPTER SEVEN—MANSIE WAUCH AND HIS FOREWARNING
- CHAPTER EIGHT—LETTING LODGINGS
- CHAPTER NINE—BENJIE’S CHRISTENING
- CHAPTER TEN—RESURRECTION MEN
- CHAPTER ELEVEN—TAFFY WITH THE PIGTAIL: SCHOOL RECOLLECTIONS
- CHAPTER TWELVE—MANSIE ON THE OLD VOLUNTEERING DAYS
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN—MANSIE IN SEARCH OF A CURE FOR CHINCOUGH
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN—MANSIE AND TAMMIE AT MY LORD’S RACES
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN—MANSIE ON THE RETURN FROM MY LORD’S RACES
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN—TAILOR MANSIE AND THE BLOODY CARTRIDGE
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN—MANSIE WAUCH—HIS FIRST AND LAST PLAY
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN—MANSIE’S BARLEY-FEVER: AND THE REBUKE
- CHAPTER NINETEEN—MANSIE’S ADVENTURES OF THE AWFUL NIGHT
- CHAPTER TWENTY—MANSIE’S ADVENTURES IN THE SPORTING LINE
- CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE—ANENT THE YOUNG CALLANT MUNGO GLEN
- CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO—THE JUNE JAUNT WITH PETER FARREL
- CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE—ON CATCHING A TARTAR—CURSECOWL
- CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR—JAMES BATTER & THE MAID OF DAMASCUS
- The Maid Of Damascus
- CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE—CATCHING A PHILISTINE IN THE COAL-HOLE
- CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX—ANENT BENJIE IN HIS THIRTEENTH YEAR
- CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN—“PUGGIE, PUGGIE”—A STORY WITHOUT A TAIL
- CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT—MANSIE WAUCH ON SOME SERIOUS MUSINGS
- CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE—CONCLUSION
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