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| CHAPTER I., | 11 |
| The Scottish Tongue—Its graphic force and powers of pathos and humour. | |
| CHAPTER II., | 32 |
| Characteristics of Scotch Humour. | |
| CHAPTER III., | 56 |
| Humour of Old Scotch Divines. | |
| CHAPTER IV., | 87 |
| The Pulpit and the Pew. | |
| CHAPTER V., | 122 |
| The Old Scottish Beadle—His Character and Humour. | |
| CHAPTER VI., | 149 |
| Humour of Scotch Precentors. | |
| CHAPTER VII., | 169 |
| Humour of Dram-Drinking in Scotland. | |
| CHAPTER VIII., | 195 |
| The Thistle and the Rose. | |
| CHAPTER IX., | 222 |
| Screeds o’ Tartan—A Chapter of Highland Humour. | |
| CHAPTER X., | 247 |
| Humour of Scottish Poets. | |
| CHAPTER XI., | 285 |
| ’Tween Bench and Bar—A Chapter of Legal Facetiæ. | |
| CHAPTER XII., | 313 |
| Humour of Scottish Rural Life. | |
| CHAPTER XIII., | 342 |
| Humours of Scottish Superstition. | |
| CHAPTER XIV., | 367 |
| Humour of Scotch Naturals. | |
| CHAPTER XV., | 386 |
| Jamie Fleeman, the Laird of Udny’s Fool. | |
| CHAPTER XVI., | 401 |
| “Hawkie”—A Glasgow Street Character. | |
| CHAPTER XVII., | 429 |
| The Laird o’ Macnab. | |
| CHAPTER XVIII., | 440 |
| Kirkyard Humour. | |
| INDEX, | 455 |