LAURA EVERINGHAM;
Reading edition
OR,
THE HIGHLANDERS OF GLEN ORA.
BY
JAMES GRANT,
AUTHOR OF "THE ROMANCE OF WAR," "THE AIDE-DE-CAMP," ETC. ETC.
"Ruin's wheel has driven o'er us, Not a hope dare now attend; The world wide is all before us, But a world without a friend!" Strathallan's Lament.
LONDON: GEORGE ROUTLEDGE AND SONS, THE BROADWAY, LUDGATE. NEW YORK: 416, BROOME STREET.
LONDON: BRADBURY AND EVANS, PRINTERS, WHITEFRIARS.
CONTENTS.
CHAP.
I. The Foster Brothers II. The Feudal Lords of the Nineteenth Century III. Mr. Ephraim Snaggs IV. The Rock of the Boar V. Callum Dhu VI. Which Treats of many Things VII. The Rent Court VIII. Minnie IX. The Red Priest of Applecross X. The Stone of the Sun XI. My Mother XII. The Gathering XIII. The Stone of Strength XIV. The Seven Bullets XV. The Sixth Day XVI. Sir Horace XVII. Mr. Snobleigh XVIII. Death! XIX. The Eviction XX. Desolation XXI. The Heather on Fire! XXII. The Uisc Dhu XXIII. The Ruined Cottage XXIV. The White Stag XXV. The Gael and the Saxon XXVI. A Last Interview XXVII. Dumbarton XXVIII. My Regiment XXIX. The Route—We Sail XXX. The Troop Ship XXXI. The Reefs of Palegrossa XXXII. The Yuze Bashi XXXIII. The Khan XXXIV. Story of the Greek Lieutenant XXXV. The Execution XXXVI. In Orders for Duty XXXVII. I March To Rodosdchigg XXXVIII. The Vision of Corporal Moustapha XXXIX. The Turkish Veil XL. A Love Adventure XLI. A Strange Task XLII. Two Charming Eyes XLIII. I Scale the Window XLIV. Temptation and Folly XLV. Story of the Wise King and the Wicked Geni XLVI. Hussein's Wrath XLVII. Sequel to Chapter Forty-Three XLVIII. The Turkish Boat XLIX. The Bagnio L. The Two Turkish Lieutenants LI. Dreams and Longings LII. The Galiondoi LIII. A Row in the Bagnio LIV. Flight LV. Resume my Command LVI. Biodh Treun! LVII. The Isle of Marmora LVIII. The Fairy Bell LIX. A Gleam of other Days LX. Farewell