The Hunter of Comar

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. The Collected Works of James Hogg v
3. Contents xi
4. List of Figures xiii
5. Introduction xv
6. February 1830–January 1831 (Volumes 1–2)
7. The Flower of Annisley 1
8. I Hae Naebody Now 3
9. The Lass o’ Carlisle 4
10. Lines for the Eye of the Beautiful Miss E. B. 5
11. The Unearthly Witness 7
12. Strange Letter of a Lunatic 19
13. February 1831–January 1832 (Volumes 3–4)
14. Geordie Scott 30
15. The Barber of Duncow.— A Real Ghost Story 37
16. Disagreeables 48
17. Aunt Susan 51
18. Crawford John 63
19. On the Separate Existence of the Soul 73
20. February–December 1832 (Volumes 5–6)
21. The Twa Burdies 89
22. One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-one 92
23. The Elder in Love 93
24. The Mountain-Dew Men 98
25. This Warld’s an Unco Bonny Place 114
26. Ewan M‘Gabhar 118
27. January–December 1833 (Volumes 7–8)
28. An Auld Wife’s Dream 135
29. A Remarkable Egyptian Story 142
30. The Shepherd’s Noctes 161
31. The Shepherd’s Noctes, and the Reason Why They Do Not Appear in Fraser’s Magazine 172
32. The Miller Correspondence 185
33. January–December 1834 (Volumes 9–10)
34. Extraordinary History of a Border Beauty 186
35. [O saw ye ought o’ the Queen o’ Hearts] 209
36. The Frasers in the Correi 210
37. Love’s Legacy 219
38. January–December 1835 (Volumes 11–12)
39. Anecdotes of Ghosts and Apparitions 243
40. A Very Ridiculous Sermon 258
41. The Hunter of Comar 267
42. A Dream 272
43. The Three Sisters 275
44. The Chickens in the Corn 295
45. January–December 1836 (Volumes 13–14) [Posthumous]
46. The Turners 299
47. Helen Crocket 318
48. Appendix A: Oliver Yorke’s Introduction to the Ettrick Shepherd’s Last Tale 337
49. Appendix B
50. I. Works Attributed to Hogg for which Hogg’s Authorship is Unlikely, Fraser’s Magazine for Town and Country, 1830–1836 350
51. II. Biographical Articles, Fictive Depictions, and Reviews of Hogg’s Works in Fraser’s Magazine for Town and Country, 1830–1836 354
52. Hyphenation List 356
53. Notes 357
54. Glossary 499