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CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
PAGE
Strathmore-Lochs of Feithie and Forfar— Village of Glamis-Castle
of Glamis-Reopening of the Chapel-Ancient Obelisks-Original
Castle of Glamis-Macbeth-The Raid of Ruthven-The Lyons of
Strathmore,
1
CHAPTER II.
Kinnettles-Traditions of Waterkelpy—The Dominie of Kinnettles-
The Kerbet—The “ Ancient Mill,”
19
CHAPTER III.
Brigton-Legend of Sir David Guthrie and the Ladye of Brigton-
In Memoriam : Joannis Guthrie ; Annæ Dovglas,
27
CHAPTER IV.
The Romance of Association—The Hill of Denoon–Legend of the
First Castle of Glamis-Compact between the Fairies and the Evil
Spirits, The Demons Demolish the Castle,
30
CHAPTER V.
Legend of the First Lyon of Glamis-Robert II. - The Royal Pages--
Ladye Jean-The Plot-The Knight of France-Unfolding of the
Plot—The King's Resolution-Nuptials of Ladye Jean and Sir
John de Lyon-Discovery of the Plot—The Lindsay's Threat-
Balhill Moss-Death of Lyon,
38
CHAPTER VI.
Legend of the Murder of Malcolm II.—The King on his way to the
Castle of Glamis-His Assassination in the Wood of Thornton
Disappearance of the Lord of Glamis-Drowning of the Murderers
in the Loch of Forfar—The " Minstrel’s Lament"-King Malcolm's
Gravestone-Mysterious Death of Ladye Glamis,
9
54
CHAPTER VII.
Legend of the Secret Chamber- The Hunt-The Revel—Doom of Earl
Beardie and his boon Companions till the Great Judgment Day-
Secret Room Undiscovered,
62
CHAPTER VIII.
Legend of the Grove-The Hunter Hill—Edmund Græme-The False
Lover-Her Doom,
66
CHAPTER IX.
Legend of Ladye Glamis burned on the Castle Hill of Edinburgh-The
Trial—The Sentence–The Execution,
72
CHAPTER X.
The Forester's Daughter-First Love--Spring-Illness of Eliza--
Summer-Eliza's Dream-Autumn-Eliza's Death,
80
CHAPTER XI.
Will o' the Wisp—The Farmer of Foffarty-His absence at Market-
Arrival Home-- The Dominie-The Farmer's account of bis on-
counters with the “Spunkies" in the Moss—“My Bonnie Wee
Wifie "— The Dominie's Disappearance in the Kerbet-The Result, 100
CHAPTER XII.
The Village Club, 1830— The Dominio— The Laird—The Student-The
Miller-The Smith-Celebration of Auld Yule_“The Bonnie
Howe o' Sweet Strathmore" -“ The Swift Flowing Kerbet”-
“Glamis' Bonnie Burnie "-"My Ain Bonnie Dean “ The Days o'
Langsyne "—When will These Five Meet Again?
118
CHAPTER XIII.
St Orland's Stone--Traditions connected therewith--The Butler's
Daughter-fler Coquetry and its Reward—“Early Love—The Crofter's Daughter-Her Two Lovers—The Unlucky Funeral- The Consequences,
110
CHAPTER XIV.
The Lily of the Vale—Reminiscences of Kinnettles School- Percy
Guthrie-“Rest, Love, Joy"-Dark Clouds—The Betrothal of the
“Lily"--Her “Farewell"--Her Death at Sea,
154 CHAPTER XV.
St Fergus' Well-Cemetries and Country Burying-grounds—The
Ancient Monastery-Joe Wighton--His Ambition-His Vow-His
Voyage to London-His successful career in the Metropolis-
Becomes Lord Mayor of London- The Civic Banquet-Early
Memories—"My Boy does not Return,”
173
CHAPTER XVI.
The Warning–Tribute to a Parent-Sabbath Evening—The Village
Tailor–The Unearthly Noise--Predictions of the Tailor-The
Mysterious Procession - The Lost Brother - The Sailor's Return-
Predictions Falsified—“Loud the Timbrel Sound !”
192
CHAPTER XVII.
A Sabbath Day at Kinnettles-Associations connected with the Sab-
bath-A Country Churchyard-First Religious Impressions-
Missions-Decline of Sacred Music— The Songs of Zion,
207
CHAPTER XVIII.
Lucy Johnstone-Part I. : Sunshine-Lucy's Girlhood-Her Cottage
Home-Blaeberry Excursion to the Hunter Hill--The Snowstorm
-Lucy's Song. PART II. : The Destroyer-Hayston-Walter
Ogilvy-His first appearance at Church-His Resolution—“The
Reaper's Song." Part III. : The Victim-Changed Demeanour
of Lucy-Walter Ogilvy's Departure-Dark Clouds o'ershadow
Lucy's Home. Part IV.: The Retribution-Captain Vernon-
Search for Lucy's Grave—The Stranger in Thornton Wood--His
Death-The Discovery,
222
CHAPTER XIX.
Legend of the Nine Maidens—Glen Ogilvy-St Donivald and his Nine
Daughters--The Hermitage-Removal to Abernethy-Canonised
as “ The Nine Maidens,"
263
CHAPTER XX.
Life--When do Mankind begin to Live ?- The Last Night at Home--
The Departure from Strathmore-The Gift-The Farewell— First
Impressions of Life,
267
CHAPTER XXI.
Death-The Weaver Poet-Death on Land—“In Memoriam "_First
Sight of the Sea-Montrose—The Academy-Billy Dickson-Death
at Sea--First Impressions of Death,
276 CHAPTER XXII.
Kinnaird Castle-Early History of the Carnegies of Kinnaird— The
Old Mansion House-The Present Castle of Kinnaird- The
Carnegies of Southesk in a literary point of view—Tradition of
James, Second Earl of Southesk-Tradition of “ The Deil's Den”
- -"Saskatchewan, and the Rocky Mountains”—Majority of Lord
Carnegie—" Congratulatory Ode”—“Song of Welcome.”
291
CHAPTER XXIII.
Guthrie Castle—The Barony of Guthrie-The Family of Guthrie-
Feuds between the Gardynes and Guthries-Roman Camp-
James Guthrie, the Martyr-William Guthrie, Author of “The
Christian's Great Interest”_ William Guthrie the Historian-
Bishop Guthrie-Origin of the name of Guthrie,
310
CHAPTER XXIV.
Aberlemno--Melgund Castle-Traditions connected therewith
Cardinal Beaton—Turin Hill-Ancient Obelisks—Traditions as
to their Origin and Design, .
315
CHAPTER XXV.
Finhaven Castle—The "Tiger Earl"--Legend of the Highland Gillie-
Cardinal Beaton-Marriage of his Daughter to the Master of
Crawford — The Vitrified Fort-Roman Camp of Battledykes,
320
CHAPTER XXVI.
Fearn-Legend of Lady Vane-Legend of the Treasure Dungeon –
The Waterkelpies, Brownies, and Ghaists of Fearn- The Old
Fortlace of Brandyden-" The Ghaist o' Ferne Den,"
325
CHAPTER XXVII.
Careston Castle The Noran and the South Esk— The Vandalic Laird
-Legend of Young Donald of the Isles—Antiquities of Careston,
333
CHAPTER XXVIII.
Maulesden-Influence of Summer-Combination of the Romantic and
the Beautiful-Reminiscencesą“ The Bell in the Old Brechin
Tower struck One,"
338 CHAPTER XXIX.
The Recognition-Twenty Years' Absence-Reflections thereupon-
The Snow Storm-The Open Grave—The Way-side Hostelrie-
The Attempted Murder prevented—The Explanation—The Sick-
Bed—The Unexpected Meeting,
342
CHAPTER XXX.
The Miller's Daughter--Squire Graham of Kincaldrum-The Young
Student-Annie Glen-The Student's Declaration of Love-
Affianced to Annie_Their Last Meeting—The Discovery-Annie's
Sudden and Mysterious Death-The Maniac—The Closing Scene,
357
CHAPTER XXXI.
First and Last Love-Definition of Woman's Love-The Declaration-
The Vow—The Parting-Change of Scene and its Consequences-
India-Chelsea-Christmas at Brompton-The Re-union-Love as
a passion, and Love as a deep-seated feeling of the heart,
372
CHAPTER XXXII.
A Sister's Love-Realization of a Youthful Dream-Marguerette-
Her Spiritual Surroundings—Leaves Strathmore for Portobello-
The Sands and Bay-Her Foretaste of Heaven and its Joys-
Her Last Wish–Inveresk Churchyard-Her Epitaph,
386
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CHAPTER XXXIII.
Eassie and Kinpurnie Hill—The Old Church of Eassie_Traditions of
the Diluvian Mount and Monumental Pillar-Bothy Systems of
Scotland and Norway contrasted-Dialects of Angus and Iceland,
Sweden and Denmark-Castle of Hatton-Legend of the Pechts'
House-View from Kinpurnie Hill—The Observatory-Thunder-
storm,
395
CHAPTER XXXIV.
Meigle-Scotland as a Savage and Barbarous Nation-Civilization
progresses greatly in the reigns of James I., James IV., and
James V.-The Art of Printing Introduced in 1508-Ancient and
Modern Names of Scotland and its Inhabitants-General and
Ecclesiastical History of Scotland-Science of Antiquities-
Memorials of Macbeth-Sepulchral Monument of Vanora-
Legends of Vanora, and King Arthur,
406