1902

To Andrew Carnegie,
The Munificent Benefactor Of
Scots Students

CONTENTS

[ I.—HIS MAJESTY BABY ]

[ II.—NEWS OF A FAMOUS VICTORY ]

[ III.—A MODEST SCHOLAR ]

[ IV.—MY FRIEND THE TRAMP ]

[ V.—OUR BOY ]

[ VI.—A RESIDUARY ]

[ VII.—A RACONTEUR ]

[ VIII.—WITH UNLEAVENED BREAD ]

[ IX.—OUR FOREIGN MANNERS ]

[ X.—NILE VIEWS ]

[ XI.—THE RESTLESS AMERICAN ]

[ XII.—A SCOT INDEED ]

[ XIII.—HIS CROWNING DAY ]

[ XIV.—“DINNA FORGET SPURGEON” ]

[ XV.—THEIR FULL RIGHTS ]

[ XVI.—AN EXPERT IN HERESY ]

[ XVII.—THE SCOT AT AN ARGUMENT ]

[ XVIII.—UPON THE LECTURE PLATFORM ]

[ XIX.—FOR THE SAKE OF A HORSE ]

[ XX.—NO RELEVANT OBJECTION ]

[ XXI.—WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN ]

[ XXII.—THE VISION OF THE SOUL ]