The Life of Mansie Wauch
- Subtitle
- Tailor in Dalkeith, written by himself
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1. Front matter2. ADVERTISEMENT.3. PRELIMINARIES.4. CHAPTER I.—OUR OLD GRANFATHER.5. CHAPTER II.—MY OWN FATHER.6. CHAPTER III.—COMING INTO THE WORLD.7. CHAPTER IV.—CALF-LOVE.8. CHAPTER V.—CURSECOWL.9. CHAPTER VI.—PUSHING MY FORTUNE.10. CHAPTER VII.—THE FOREWARNING.11. CHAPTER VIII.—LETTING LODGINGS.12. CHAPTER IX.—BENJIE’S CHRISTENING.13. CHAPTER X.—THE RESURRECTION MEN.14. CHAPTER XI.—TAFFY WITH THE PIGTAIL.15. CHAPTER XII.—VOLUNTEERING.16. CHAPTER XIII.—THE CHINCOUGH PILGRIMAGE.17. CHAPTER XIV.—MY LORD’S RACES.18. CHAPTER XV.—THE RETURN.19. CHAPTER XVI.—THE BLOODY CARTRIDGE.20. CHAPTER XVII.—MY FIRST AND LAST PLAY.21. CHAPTER XVIII.—THE BARLEY-FEVER—AND REBUKE.22. CHAPTER XIX.—THE AWFUL NIGHT.23. CHAPTER XX.—ADVENTURES IN THE SPORTING LINE.24. CHAPTER XXI.—ANENT MUNGO GLEN.25. CHAPTER XXII.—THE JUNE JAUNT.26. CHAPTER XXIII.—CATCHING A TARTAR.27. CHAPTER XXIV.—JAMES BATTER AND THE MAID OF DAMASCUS.28. CHAPTER XXV.—A PHILISTINE IN THE COAL-HOLE.29. CHAPTER XXVI.—BENJIE ON THE CARPET.30. CHAPTER XXVII.—“PUGGIE, PUGGIE,”—A STORY WITHOUT A TAIL.31. CHAPTER XXVIII.—SERIOUS MUSINGS.32. CONCLUSION.