DICTIONARY OF BROAD SCOTS is at the end of this book.
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DONAL GRANT
BY
GEORGE MACDONALD, LL.D.
1905 edition
CONTENTS
I. FOOT-FARING. II. A SPIRITUAL FOOT-PAD. III. THE MOOR. IV. THE TOWN. V. THE COBBLER. VI. DOORY. VII. A SUNDAY. VIII. THE GATE. IX. THE MORVEN ARMS. X. THE PARISH CLERGYMAN. XI. THE EARL. XII. THE CASTLE. XIII. A SOUND. XIV. THE SCHOOLROOM. XV. HORSE AND MAN. XVI. COLLOQUIES. XVII. LADY ARCTURA. XVIII. A CLASH. XIX. THE FACTOR. XX. THE OLD GARDEN. XXI. A FIRST MEETING. XXII. A TALK ABOUT GHOSTS. XXIII. A TRADITION OF THE CASTLE. XXIV. STEPHEN KENNEDY. XXV. EVASION. XXVI. CONFRONTMENT. XXVII. THE SOUL OF THE OLD GARDEN. XXVIII. A PRESENCE YET NOT A PRESENCE. XXIX. EPPY AGAIN. XXX. LORD MORVEN. XXXI. BEWILDERMENT. XXXII. THE SECOND DINNER WITH THE EARL. XXXIII. THE HOUSEKEEPER’S ROOM. XXXIV. COBBLER AND CASTLE. XXXV. THE EARL’S BEDCHAMBER. XXXVI. A NIGHT-WATCH. XXXVII. LORD FORGUE AND LADY ARCTURA. XXXVIII. ARCTURA AND SOPHIA. XXXIX. THE CASTLE-ROOF. XL. A RELIGION-LESSON. XLI. THE MUSIC-NEST. XLII. COMMUNISM. XLIII. EPPY AND KENNEDY. XLIV. HIGH AND LOW. XLV. A LAST ENCOUNTER. XLVI. A HORRIBLE STORY.