Sir Andrew Wylie of That Ilk / edited by John Galt and Sharon Ruth Alker.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Galt, John, Author.

Contributor:

Galt, John, 1779-1839, editor.

Alker, Sharon, editor.

Series:

The Edinburgh Edition of the Works of John Galt Series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Scotland--Social life and customs--Fiction.

Scotland.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (566 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, [2024]

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Contents:

Frontmatter

CONTENTS

PREFACE TO THE EDINBURGH EDITION OF THE WORKS OF JOHN GALT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CHRONOLOGY OF JOHN GALT

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I. The cottage

CHAPTER II. The magpie

CHAPTER III. The task

CHAPTER IV. The fair

CHAPTER V. Common sense

CHAPTER VI. The consultation

CHAPTER VII. The outfit

CHAPTER VIII. Changes

CHAPTER IX. Preparations

CHAPTER X. Departure

CHAPTER XI. Edinburgh

CHAPTER XII. London

CHAPTER XIII. First impressions

CHAPTER XIV. A masquerade

CHAPTER XV. An invitation

CHAPTER XVI. A dinner party

CHAPTER XVII. Borrowing

CHAPTER XVIII. An accident

CHAPTER XIX. A paragraph

CHAPTER XX. an explanation

CHAPTER XXI. An event

CHAPTER XXII. Negociation

CHAPTER XXIII. Perplexities

CHAPTER XXIV. A man of business

CHAPTER XXV. Gratitude

CHAPTER XXVI. An ale-house

CHAPTER XXVII. A dowager

CHAPTER XXVIII. An attempt

CHAPTER XXIX. The family mansion

CHAPTER XXX. Noble authorship

CHAPTER XXXI. A secret expedition

CHAPTER XXXII. A mystery

CHAPTER XXXIII. A discovery

SIR ANDREW WYLIE, OF THAT ILK

CHAPTER I. Outside travelling

CHAPTER II. Conversation

CHAPTER III. New lights

CHAPTER IV. The castle

CHAPTER V. Inexperience

CHAPTER VI. At fault

CHAPTER VII. A scientific baronet

CHAPTER VIII. A remonstrance

CHAPTER IX. Encouragement

CHAPTER X. Insight

CHAPTER XI. Strategems

CHAPTER XII. The forest

CHAPTER XIII. Hsospitality

CHAPTER XIV. Esxplanations

CHAPTER XV. The examination

CHAPTER XVI. Presumptive evidence

CHAPTER XVII. Sagacity

CHAPTER XVIII. A friendless barrister

CHAPTER XIX. Doubts

CHAPTER XX. Consultations

CHAPTER XXI. Inferences

CHAPTER XXII. The trial

CHAPTER XXIII. The tables turned

CHAPTER XXIV. Party-spirit

CHAPTER XXV. A journey

CHAPTER XXVI. Discoveries

CHAPTER XXVII. A visit

CHAPTER XXVIII. Magnanimity

CHAPTER XXIX. Fortune-telling

CHAPTER XXX. A friend

CHAPTER XXXI. Decision

CHAPTER XXXII. Love in a dickey

CHAPTER XXXIII. The reconciliation

CHAPTER XXXIV. Patronage

CHAPTER XXXV. Retrospections

CHAPTER XXXVI. Partnership

CHAPTER XXXVII. Economy

SIR ANDREW WYLIE, OF THAT ILK. VOL. III

CHAPTER I. A friend in need

CHAPTER II. Patriotism

CHAPTER III. An election

CHAPTER IV. A royal residence

CHAPTER V. Windsor park

CHAPTER VI. A levee

CHAPTER VII. The spirit of improvement

CHAPTER VIII. Politics

CHAPTER IX. A plot

CHAPTER X. A statesman

CHAPTER XI. A proselyte

CHAPTER XII. The disclosure

CHAPTER XIII. I ntentions

CHAPTER XIV. The baronetcy

CHAPTER XV. The return

CHAPTER XVI. The church

CHAPTER XVII. The church-yard

CHAPTER XVIII. Daft Jamie

CHAPTER XIX. The laird’s drawing-room

CHAPTER XX. The landed interest

CHAPTER XXI. Breaking the ice

CHAPTER XXII. Preliminaries

CHAPTER XXIII. Cripple Janet

CHAPTER XXIV. The fire-side

CHAPTER XXV. A serving lass

CHAPTER XXVI. A debate

CHAPTER XXVII. A dream

CHAPTER XXVIII. Pride

CHAPTER XXIX. Recollections

CHAPTER XXX. The grief of distant relations

CHAPTER XXXI. Ladies without gentlemen

CHAPTER XXXII. The compact

CHAPTER XXXIII. An accident

CHAPTER XXXIV. The death and burial

CHAPTER XXXV. The conclusion

EMENDATIONS

EXPLANATORY NOTES

GLOSSARY

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ISBN:

1-4744-4351-6