Front matter
Reading edition
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