Bog-Myrtle and Peat

The following is from Bog-Myrtle and Peat: Tales Chiefly Of Galloway Gathered From the Years 1889 To 1895 by S. R. Crockett:

Preface
Kenmure

Book First - Adventures:

• I - The Minister of Dour
• II - A Cry across the Black Water
• III - Saint Lucy of the Eyes
• IV - Under The Red Terror
• V - The Case Of John Arniston's Conscience
• VI - The Glistering Beaches

Book Second - Intimacies:

• I - The Last Anderson of Deeside
• II - A Scottish Sabbath Day
• III - The Courtship of Tammock Thakanraip, Ayrshireman
• IV - The Old Tory
• V - The Great Right-Of-Way Case
• VI - Dominie Grier
• VII - The Prodigal Daughter

Book Third - Histories:

• I - Fenwick Major's Little 'Un
• II - Mac's Enteric Fever
• III - The Colleging Of Simeon Gleg
• IV - Kit Kennedy, Ne'er-Do-Well
• V - The Back O' Beyont
• VI - North to the Arctic

Book Fourth - Idylls:

• I - Across the March Dyke
• II - A Finished Young Lady
• III - The Little Lame Angel

Book Fifth - Tales of the Kirk:

• I - The Minister-Emeritus
• II - A Minister's Day
• III - The Minister's Loon
• IV - The Biography Of An Inefficient
• V - John
• VI - Euroclydon Of The Red Head
• VII - The Cairn Edward Kirk Militant

Epilogue: In Praise of Galloway:

• Night in the Galloway Woods
• Birds at Night
• The Coming of the Dawn
• Flood-Tide of Night
• Way for the Sun
• The Early Bird
• Full Chorus
• The Butcher's Boy of the Woods
• The Dust of Battle
• Comes the Day

Ballad of Mine Own Country (and Envoy by Andrew Lang)

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