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XV.— The fire in Callendar's yard 94 XVI.— In the key of boy natural 101 XVII.— The Knuckle Dusters 110 XVIII.— Big Smith subdues the Knuckle Dusters 116 XIX.— The pilgrims of the penny gaff 123 XX.— The difficulties of Adonis betwixt two Venuses 129 XXI.— An idyll of Bogie roll 139 XXII.— The seduction of a bailie 143 XXIII.— The amorous adventures of a night-shift man 147 XXIV.— The crook in the lot of Cleaver's boy 153 XXV.— A comely Providence in a new frock 157 XXVI.— R. S. V. P. 163 XXVII.— Janet of Inverness tastes the herb bitter-sweet 167 XXVIII.— The engine-driver with the beard 172 XXIX.— Muckle Alick's Bannockburn 177 XXX.— How Geordie Grierson's engine broke its buffer 181 XXXI.— The "awfu' woman" 184 XXXII.— Maid Greatheart and her pilgrims 190 XXXIII.— The babes in the haystack 194 XXXIV.— That of Mary Bell, byre lass 198 XXXV.— The knight in the soft hat 202 XXXVI.— The madness of Hugh Boy 207 XXXVII.— Boy Hugh finds out the nature of a kiss 212 XXXVIII.— Of Miss Briggs and her ten cats 216 XXXIX.— The adventure of Snap's porridge 222 XL.— A new kind of hero