THE EBB-TIDE |
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| Note by Mr. Lloyd Osbourne | [3] |
PART I.—THE TRIO |
| CHAPTER | | |
| I. | Night on the Beach | [7] |
| II. | Morning on the Beach—the Three Letters | [19] |
| III. | The Old Calaboose—Destiny at the Door | [29] |
| IV. | The Yellow Flag | [39] |
| V. | The Cargo of Champagne | [46] |
| VI. | The Partners | [69] |
PART II.—THE QUARTETTE |
| VII. | The Pearl-Fisher | [81] |
| VIII. | Better Acquaintance | [96] |
| IX. | The Dinner Party | [109] |
| X. | The Open Door | [118] |
| XI. | David and Goliath | [131] |
| XII. | A Tail-piece | [151] |
WEIR OF HERMISTON |
| Introductory | [159] |
| I. | Life and Death of Mrs. Weir | [161] |
| II. | Father and Son | [175] |
| III. | In the Matter of the Hanging of Duncan Jopp | [181] |
| IV. | Opinions of the Bench | [196] |
| V. | Winter on the Moors: | |
| | 1. At Hermiston | [205] |
| | 2. Kirstie | [208] |
| | 3. A Border Family | [212] |
| VI. | A Leaf from Christina’s Psalm-Book | [228] |
| VII. | Enter Mephistopheles | [253] |
| VIII. | A Nocturnal Visit | [270] |
| IX. | At the Weaver’s Stone | [278] |
| Sir Sidney Colvin’s Note | [284] |
| Glossary of Scots Words | [297] |