The Life of Mansie WauchFront matterReading editionChapter navigation34 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE LIFE OF MANSIE WAUCH tailor in dalkeith written by himself and edited by D. M. MOIR illustrated in colour by charles martin hardie, r.s.a.PRELIMINARIES TO THIS VOLUMELIST OF CONTENTSIntroductory materialCHAPTER ONE—IN THE TIME OF MY GRANDFATHERCHAPTER TWO—MY OWN FATHERCHAPTER THREE—THE COMING INTO THE WORLD OF MANSIE WAUCHCHAPTER FOUR—CALF-LOVECHAPTER FIVE—CURSECOWLCHAPTER SIX—MANSIE WAUCH ON THE PUSHING OF HIS FORTUNECHAPTER SEVEN—MANSIE WAUCH AND HIS FOREWARNINGCHAPTER EIGHT—LETTING LODGINGSCHAPTER NINE—BENJIE’S CHRISTENINGCHAPTER TEN—RESURRECTION MENCHAPTER ELEVEN—TAFFY WITH THE PIGTAIL: SCHOOL RECOLLECTIONSCHAPTER TWELVE—MANSIE ON THE OLD VOLUNTEERING DAYSCHAPTER THIRTEEN—MANSIE IN SEARCH OF A CURE FOR CHINCOUGHCHAPTER FOURTEEN—MANSIE AND TAMMIE AT MY LORD’S RACESCHAPTER FIFTEEN—MANSIE ON THE RETURN FROM MY LORD’S RACESCHAPTER SIXTEEN—TAILOR MANSIE AND THE BLOODY CARTRIDGECHAPTER SEVENTEEN—MANSIE WAUCH—HIS FIRST AND LAST PLAYCHAPTER EIGHTEEN—MANSIE’S BARLEY-FEVER: AND THE REBUKECHAPTER NINETEEN—MANSIE’S ADVENTURES OF THE AWFUL NIGHTCHAPTER TWENTY—MANSIE’S ADVENTURES IN THE SPORTING LINECHAPTER TWENTY-ONE—ANENT THE YOUNG CALLANT MUNGO GLENCHAPTER TWENTY-TWO—THE JUNE JAUNT WITH PETER FARRELCHAPTER TWENTY-THREE—ON CATCHING A TARTAR—CURSECOWLCHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR—JAMES BATTER & THE MAID OF DAMASCUSCHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE—CATCHING A PHILISTINE IN THE COAL-HOLECHAPTER TWENTY-SIX—ANENT BENJIE IN HIS THIRTEENTH YEARCHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN—“PUGGIE, PUGGIE”—A STORY WITHOUT A TAILCHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT—MANSIE WAUCH ON SOME SERIOUS MUSINGSCHAPTER TWENTY-NINE—CONCLUSIONBeginning of this editionNext chapter →THE LIFE OF MANSIE WAUCH tailor in dalkeith written by himself and edited by D. M. MOIR illustrated in colour by charles martin hardie, r.s.a.All chapters and sections (34)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE LIFE OF MANSIE WAUCH tailor in dalkeith written by himself and edited by D. M. MOIR illustrated in colour by charles martin hardie, r.s.a.PRELIMINARIES TO THIS VOLUMELIST OF CONTENTSOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsCHAPTER ONE—IN THE TIME OF MY GRANDFATHERCHAPTER TWO—MY OWN FATHERCHAPTER THREE—THE COMING INTO THE WORLD OF MANSIE WAUCHCHAPTER FOUR—CALF-LOVECHAPTER FIVE—CURSECOWLCHAPTER SIX—MANSIE WAUCH ON THE PUSHING OF HIS FORTUNECHAPTER SEVEN—MANSIE WAUCH AND HIS FOREWARNINGCHAPTER EIGHT—LETTING LODGINGSCHAPTER NINE—BENJIE’S CHRISTENINGCHAPTER TEN—RESURRECTION MENCHAPTER ELEVEN—TAFFY WITH THE PIGTAIL: SCHOOL RECOLLECTIONSCHAPTER TWELVE—MANSIE ON THE OLD VOLUNTEERING DAYSCHAPTER THIRTEEN—MANSIE IN SEARCH OF A CURE FOR CHINCOUGHCHAPTER FOURTEEN—MANSIE AND TAMMIE AT MY LORD’S RACESCHAPTER FIFTEEN—MANSIE ON THE RETURN FROM MY LORD’S RACESCHAPTER SIXTEEN—TAILOR MANSIE AND THE BLOODY CARTRIDGECHAPTER SEVENTEEN—MANSIE WAUCH—HIS FIRST AND LAST PLAYCHAPTER EIGHTEEN—MANSIE’S BARLEY-FEVER: AND THE REBUKECHAPTER NINETEEN—MANSIE’S ADVENTURES OF THE AWFUL NIGHTCHAPTER TWENTY—MANSIE’S ADVENTURES IN THE SPORTING LINECHAPTER TWENTY-ONE—ANENT THE YOUNG CALLANT MUNGO GLENCHAPTER TWENTY-TWO—THE JUNE JAUNT WITH PETER FARRELCHAPTER TWENTY-THREE—ON CATCHING A TARTAR—CURSECOWLCHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR—JAMES BATTER & THE MAID OF DAMASCUSCHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE—CATCHING A PHILISTINE IN THE COAL-HOLECHAPTER TWENTY-SIX—ANENT BENJIE IN HIS THIRTEENTH YEARCHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN—“PUGGIE, PUGGIE”—A STORY WITHOUT A TAILCHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT—MANSIE WAUCH ON SOME SERIOUS MUSINGSCHAPTER TWENTY-NINE—CONCLUSIONTranscribed from the 1911 T. N. Foulis edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org◇One of the Duke’s huntsmenTHE LIFE OF MANSIE WAUCH tailor in dalkeith written by himself and edited by D. M. MOIR illustrated in colour by charles martin hardie, r.s.a. →
