The Life of Mansie Wauch / Tailor in Dalkeith, written by himself
by D. M. Moir
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- THE LIFE of MANSIE WAUCH tailor in dalkeith written by himself
- ADVERTISEMENT.
- PRELIMINARIES.
- CHAPTER I.—OUR OLD GRANFATHER.
- CHAPTER II.—MY OWN FATHER.
- CHAPTER III.—COMING INTO THE WORLD.
- CHAPTER IV.—CALF-LOVE.
- CHAPTER V.—CURSECOWL.
- CHAPTER VI.—PUSHING MY FORTUNE.
- CHAPTER VII.—THE FOREWARNING.
- CHAPTER VIII.—LETTING LODGINGS.
- CHAPTER IX.—BENJIE’S CHRISTENING.
- CHAPTER X.—THE RESURRECTION MEN.
- CHAPTER XI.—TAFFY WITH THE PIGTAIL.
- SONG.
- SONG OF THE SOUTH.
- SCHOOL RECOLLECTIONS.
- ELEGIAC STANZAS.
- DIRGE.
- CHAPTER XII.—VOLUNTEERING.
- CHAPTER XIII.—THE CHINCOUGH PILGRIMAGE.
- CHAPTER XIV.—MY LORD’S RACES.
- CHAPTER XV.—THE RETURN.
- CHAPTER XVI.—THE BLOODY CARTRIDGE.
- CHAPTER XVII.—MY FIRST AND LAST PLAY.
- CHAPTER XVIII.—THE BARLEY-FEVER—AND REBUKE.
- CHAPTER XIX.—THE AWFUL NIGHT.
- CHAPTER XX.—ADVENTURES IN THE SPORTING LINE.
- CHAPTER XXI.—ANENT MUNGO GLEN.
- CHAPTER XXII.—THE JUNE JAUNT.
- CHAPTER XXIII.—CATCHING A TARTAR.
- CHAPTER XXIV.—JAMES BATTER AND THE MAID OF DAMASCUS.
- THE MAID OF DAMASCUS.
- CHAPTER XXV.—A PHILISTINE IN THE COAL-HOLE.
- CHAPTER XXVI.—BENJIE ON THE CARPET.
- CHAPTER XXVII.—“PUGGIE, PUGGIE,”—A STORY WITHOUT A TAIL.
- CHAPTER XXVIII.—SERIOUS MUSINGS.
- CONCLUSION.
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