Penelope Hamilton, Salemina, and Francesca carry their sharp American wit into Edinburgh and the Scottish countryside. Castles, kirks, ballads, village customs, rival national loyalties, friendship, and romance turn their travels into a lively comic adventure.
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Romance
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Chapter 1
CHAPTER I: A Triangular Alliance -
Chapter 2
CHAPTER II: Edina, Scotia's Darling Seat -
Chapter 3
CHAPTER III: A Vision in Princes Street -
Chapter 4
CHAPTER IV: Susanna Crum couldna say -
Chapter 5
CHAPTER V: We emulate the Jackdaw -
Chapter 6
CHAPTER VI: Edinburgh Society, Past and Present -
Chapter 7
CHAPTER VII: Francesca meets th' Unconquer'd Scot -
Chapter 8
CHAPTER VIII: What made th' Assembly shine? -
Chapter 9
CHAPTER IX: Omnia Presbyteria est Divisa in Partes Tres -
Chapter 10
CHAPTER X: Mrs. M'collop as a Sermon-Taster -
Chapter 11
CHAPTER XI: Holyrood awakens -
Chapter 12
CHAPTER XII: Farewell to Edinburgh -
Chapter 13
CHAPTER XIII: The Spell of Scotland -
Chapter 14
CHAPTER XIV: The Wee Theekit Hoosie in the Loaning -
Chapter 15
CHAPTER XV: Jane Grieve and her Grievances -
Chapter 16
CHAPTER XVI: The Path that led to Crummylowe -
Chapter 17
CHAPTER XVII: Playing Sir Patrick Spens -
Chapter 18
CHAPTER XVIII: Paris comes to Pettybaw -
Chapter 19
CHAPTER XIX: Fowk o' Fife -
Chapter 20
CHAPTER XX: A Fifeshire Tea-Party -
Chapter 21
CHAPTER XXI: International Bickering -
Chapter 22
CHAPTER XXII: Francesca entertains the Green-Eyed Monster -
Chapter 23
CHAPTER XXIII: Ballad Revels at Rowardennan -
Chapter 24
CHAPTER XXIV: Old Songs and Modern Instances -
Chapter 25
CHAPTER XXV: A Treaty between Nations -
Chapter 26
CHAPTER XXVI: Scotland's burning! Look out! -
Chapter 27
CHAPTER XXVII: Three Magpies and a Marriage