poems, Mr. Charles Murray's "Whistle" and his versions of Horace,
and a few fragments from the "poet's corners" of country newspapers.
To my own edition of this anthology I would add unhesitatingly Mrs.
Jacob's "Tam i' the Kirk," and "The Gowk."

JOHN BUCHAN.



CONTENTS

TAM I' THE KIRK
THE HOWE O' THE MEARNS
THE LANG ROAD
THE BEADLE O' DRUMLEE
THE WATER-HEN
THE HEID HORSEMAN
JEEMSIE MILLER
THE GEAN-TREES
THE TOD
THE BLIND SHEPHERD
THE DOO'COT UP THE BRAES
LOGIE KIRK
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE DITCH
THE LOST LICHT
THE LAD I' THE MUNE
THE GOWK
THE JACOBITE LASS
MAGGIE
THE WHUSTLIN' LAD