CONTENTS OF VOL. III.
CHAPTER
- [The-Kirk-Of-Field]
- [The Midnight Mass]
- [Guilt Levels All]
- [The Prebend of St. Giles]
- [The Papists' Pillar]
- [Remorse]
- [The Rescue]
- [The Challenge]
- [Ainslie's Supper]
- [Hans and Konrad]
- [How Bothwell Made Use of the Bond]
- [Love and Scorn]
- [The Cry]
- [Hans' Patience is Rewarded]
- [The Legend of St. Mungo]
- [Mary's Despair]
- [The Bridal at Beltane]
- [The Whirlpool]
- [Bothwell and the Great Bear]
- [Christian Alborg]
- [The Castellana]
- [The Vain Resolution]
- [Retribution]
- [Malmö]
——— [Notes]
BOTHWELL;
OR,
THE DAYS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.
CHAPTER I.
THE KIRK-OF-FIELD.
They make me think upon the gunner's lintstock,
Which yielding forth a light about the size
And semblance of the glow-worm, yet applied
To powder, blew a palace into atoms.
Sent a young king—a young queen's mate, at least—
Into the air, as high as ere flew night-hawk,
And made such wild work in the realm of Scotland.
Auchindrane, Act ii.