FOLKLORE & MYTH · 1902 · PUBLIC DOMAIN
Witchcraft & Second Sight in the Highlands & Islands of Scotland
Tales and Traditions Collected Entirely from Oral Sources
John Gregorson Campbell
26 CHAPTERS · 73,219 WORDS · ABOUT 276 MINUTES
Campbell's second volume: second sight as the Gaelic actually names it — the two sights — the taibhsear and the taibhs, the clay corpse stuck with pins, witches in the shape of hares, Hugh of the Little Head riding for the Maclaines, and the two poltergeist cases he reports in full and then declines to believe.
CONTENTS
- 1_SOME PRESS OPINIONS_4 MIN
- 2_CHAPTER II_1 MIN
- 3_CHAPTER VI_1 MIN
- 4CHAPTER I. — part 112 MIN
- 5CHAPTER I. — part 213 MIN
- 6CHAPTER I. — part 311 MIN
- 7CHAPTER I. — part 410 MIN
- 8CHAPTER II.21 MIN
- 9“THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST.”15 MIN
- 10STIFF NECK,8 MIN
- 11THE DAUGHTER OF THE KING OF ENCHANTMENTS1 MIN
- 12CHAPTER III.9 MIN
- 13CHAPTER IV. — part 111 MIN
- 14CHAPTER IV. — part 211 MIN
- 15CHAPTER IV. — part 311 MIN
- 16CHAPTER IV. — part 411 MIN
- 17CHAPTER IV. — part 513 MIN
- 18CHAPTER V. — part 111 MIN
- 19CHAPTER V. — part 211 MIN
- 20CHAPTER V. — part 312 MIN
- 21CHAPTER V. — part 45 MIN
- 22CHAPTER VI.12 MIN
- 23NEW-YEAR’S DAY25 MIN
- 24ALL-FOOLS’ DAY — part 111 MIN
- 25ALL-FOOLS’ DAY — part 212 MIN
- 26ALL-FOOLS’ DAY — part 313 MIN
THE TEXT
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