List of Figures Introduction Contributions to Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country , 1830-1836 February 1830-January 1831 (Volumes 1 - 2) The Flower of Annisley I Hae Naebody Now The Lass o' Carlisle Lines for the Eye of the Beautiful Miss E. B. The Unearthly Witness Strange Letter of a Lunatic February 1831-January 1832 (Volumes 3 - 4) Geordie Scott The Barber of Duncow.--A Real Ghost Story Disagreeables Aunt Susan Crawford John On the Separate Existence of the Soul February-December 1832 (Volumes 5 - 6) The Twa Burdies One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-one The Elder in Love The Mountain-Dew Men This Warld's an Unco Bonny Place Ewan M'Gabhar January-December 1833 (Volumes 7 - 8) An Auld Wife's Dream A Remarkable Egyptian Story The Shepherd's Noctes [ Manuscript Version ] The Shepherd's Noctes, and the Reason Why They Do Not Appear in Fraser's Magazine The Miller Correspondence. XXVII.--James Hogg January-December 1834 (Volumes 9 - 10) Extraordinary History of a Border Beauty [O saw ye ought o' the Queen o' Hearts] The Frasers in the Correi Love's Legacy January-December 1835 (Volumes 11 - 12) Anecdotes of Ghosts and Apparitions. No. I and II A Very Ridiculous Sermon The Hunter of Comar A Dream The Three Sisters The Chickens in the Corn January-December 1836 (Volumes 13 - 14) [Posthumous] The Turners Helen Crocket Appendix A: Oliver Yorke's Introduction to the Ettrick Shepherd's Last Tale Appendix B: I.

Works Attributed to Hogg for which Hogg's Authorship is Unlikely, Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country , 1830-1836 II. Biographical Articles, Fictive Depictions, and Reviews of Hogg's Works in Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country , 1830-1836 Hyphenation List Notes Glossary.