1869. Miller's stories, arranged as nearly as possible in the chronological order, form a long vista into the past of Scotland, with all its obsolete practices and all its exploded beliefs. His style illustrates a truth of scenery, justness of perspective and proportion and costume of the figures. Sample contents: Alypos; Bay of Cromarty; Macbeth; Remains of the Old Mythology; Fisherman's Widow; Dropping Cave; The Mermaid; Literati of Cromarty; Gudewife of Minitarf; Burn of Eathie; and much more.
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- His Lordship by Leslie Thomas on page 88, and page 103
- Paradise Lost (Harlequin Presents) by Donald on page 377
- Paradise Lost (Penguin Classics) by John Milton on page 377
- Wisdom of the Ancients by Francis Bacon on page 60
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