VOLUME II.
Reading edition
THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN.
CHAPTER FIRST.
CHAPTER SECOND
CHAPTER THIRD
CHAPTER FOURTH.
CHAPTER FIFTH.
CHAPTER SIXTH.
CHAPTER SEVENTH.
CHAPTER EIGHTH.
CHAPTER NINTH.
CHAPTER TENTH.
CHAPTER ELEVENTH.
CHAPTER TWELFTH.
CHAPTER THIRTEETH
CHAPTER FOURTEENTH.
CHAPTER FIFTEENTH.
CHAPTER SIXTEENTH.
CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH.
CHAPTER EIGHTEENTH.
CHAPTER NINETEENTH.
CHAPTER TWENTIETH.
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIRST.
CHAPTER TWENTY-SECOND.
CHAPTER TWENTY-THIRD.
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOURTH.
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIFTH.
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIXTH.
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVENTH.
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHTH.
NOTES
NOTE A.—AUTHOR’S CONNECTION WITH QUAKERISM
NOTE B.—TOMBSTONE TO HELEN WALKER.
NOTE C.—THE OLD TOLBOOTH.
NOTE D—THE PORTEOUS MOB.
NOTE E.—CARSPHARN JOHN.
NOTE F.—PETER WALKER.
NOTE G.—MUSCHAT’S CAIRN.
NOTE H.—HANGMAN, OR LOCKMAN.
NOTE I.—THE FAIRY BOY OF LEITH,
NOTE J.—COVENANTERS WITH THE INVISIBLE WORLD.
NOTE K.—CHILD-MURDER.
NOTE L.—CALUMNIATOR OF THE FAIR SEX.
NOTE M.—Sir William Dick of Braid.
NOTE N.—Doomster, or Dempster, of Court.
NOTE O.—John Duke of Argyle and Greenwich.
NOTE P.—Expulsion of the Bishops.
NOTE Q.—Half-hanged Maggie Dickson.
NOTE R.—Madge Wildfire.
NOTE S.—Death of Francis Gordon.
NOTE T.—Tolling to Service in Scotland.