Folklore of Scottish Lochs and Springs
James M. (James Murray) Mackinlay
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1. Front matter2. PREFATORY NOTE.3. Introductory material4. CHAPTER I. Worship of Water.5. CHAPTER II. How Water became Holy.6. CHAPTER III. Saints and Springs.7. CHAPTER IV. More Saints and Springs.8. CHAPTER V. Stone Blocks and Saints’ Springs.9. CHAPTER VI. Healing and Holy Wells.10. CHAPTER VII. Water-Cures.11. CHAPTER VIII. Some Wonderful Wells.12. CHAPTER IX. Witness of Water.13. CHAPTER X. Water-Spirits.14. CHAPTER XI. More Water-Spirits.15. CHAPTER XII. Offerings at Lochs and Springs.16. CHAPTER XIII. Weather and Wells.17. CHAPTER XIV. Trees and Springs.18. CHAPTER XV. Charm-Stones in and out of Water.19. CHAPTER XVI. Pilgrimages to Wells.20. CHAPTER XVII. Sun-Worship and Well-Worship.21. CHAPTER XVIII. Wishing-Wells.22. CHAPTER XIX. Meaning of Marvels.23. INDEX.24. Colophon