ATION_ 204

RED CAP TALES FROM "ROB ROY"

THE FIRST TALE:
FRANK THE HIGHWAYMAN 211
_INTERLUDE OF DISCUSSION_ 236

THE SECOND TALE:
I. IN THE TOILS OF RASHLEIGH 241
II. ROB ROY AT LAST 254
III. THE BAILIE FIGHTS WITH FIRE 267
IV. THE DROWNING OF THE SPY 276
_INTERLUDE OF EXPOSTULATION_ 284

THE THIRD TALE:
I. IN THE HANDS OF THE PHILISTINES 288
II. THE ESCAPE 294
III. THE DEATH OF RASHLEIGH 307

RED CAP TALES FROM "THE ANTIQUARY"
THE FIRST TALE:
I. THE MYSTERIOUS MR. LOVEL 326
II. THE NIGHT OF STORM 337
_INTERLUDE OF WARNING_ 352

THE SECOND TALE:
I. LOVEL FIGHTS A DUEL 354
II. THE SEEKERS OF TREASURE 370
III. MISTICOT'S GRAVE 377
_A QUITE SUPERFLUOUS INTERLUDE_ 389

THE THIRD TALE:
I. THE EARL'S SECRET 396
II. THE MOTHER'S VENGEANCE 400
III. THE HEIR OF GLENALLAN 408

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

BY SIMON HARMON VEDDER

1 Red Cap among the Wizard's treasures _Frontispiece_

WAVERLEY
_Facing page_
2 In an instant his red cap was off and he was
bowing and saluting . . . with . . . extravagant gestures 20
3 So fierce was the attack . . . made on Edward, that the
young man was compelled to draw his pistol 66
4 Rose Bradwardine . . . watched him with a sigh on her lip
and colour on her cheek 84
5 "Vich Ian Vohr," it said in a dreadful voice, "beware of
to-morrow" 102

GUY MANNERING

6 "Ride your ways, Laird of Ellangowan," she cried 136
7 He would stand there transfixed . . . till a serving-maid
pulled h