PENELOPE’S EXPERIENCES IN SCOTLAND
Being extracts from the commonplace book of Penelope Hamilton
By Kate Douglas Wiggin
1913 Gay and Hancock edition
To G.C.R.
CONTENTS
[ Chapter I. A Triangular Alliance. ]
[ Chapter II. Edina, Scotia’s Darling Seat. ]
[ Chapter III. A vision in Princes Street. ]
[ Chapter IV. Susanna Crum cudna say. ]
[ Chapter V. We emulate the Jackdaw. ]
[ Chapter VI. Edinburgh society, past and present. ]
[ Chapter VII. Francesca meets th’ unconquer’d Scot. ]
[ Chapter VIII. ‘What made th’ Assembly shine?’ ]
[ Chapter IX. Omnia presbyteria est divisa in partes tres. ]
[ Chapter X. Mrs. M’Collop as a sermon-taster. ]
[ Chapter XI. Holyrood awakens. ]
[ Chapter XII. Farewell to Edinburgh. ]
[ Chapter XIII. The spell of Scotland. ]
[ Chapter XIV. The wee theekit hoosie in the loaning. ]
[ Chapter XV. Jane Grieve and her grievances. ]
[ Chapter XVI. The path that led to Crummylowe. ]
[ Chapter XVII. Playing Sir Patrick Spens. ]
[ Chapter XVIII. Paris comes to Pettybaw. ]
[ Chapter XIX. Fowk o’ Fife. ]
[ Chapter XX. A Fifeshire tea-party. ]
[ Chapter XXI. International bickering. ]
[ Chapter XXII. Francesca entertains the green-eyed monster. ]
[ Chapter XXIII. Ballad revels at Rowardennan. ]
[ Chapter XXIV. Old songs and modern instances. ]
[ Chapter XXV. A treaty between nations. ]