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Devil in Scotland
Permanent URLhttps://digital.nls.uk/125652020
DescriptionBeing four great Scottish stories of diablerie along with an introductory essay and thirty-nine original wood engravings by Douglas Percy Bliss. Contents: The devil and his folk in Scottish life and literature, by Douglas Percy Bliss.--Tam O'Shanter, by Robert Burns.--Wandering Willie's tale, by Sir Walter Scott.--Thrawn Janet, by Robert Louis Stevenson.--The tale of Tod Lapraik, by Robert Louis Stevenson.
ShelfmarkX.170.b
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  • With permission of D.P. Bliss's daughter
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DescriptionItems in Scots that have been selected by Scriever Hamish MacDonald from the National Library of Scotland's collections and digitised for the 'Wee Windaes' website.
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    The 'Wee Windaes' website charts the continuum of the Scots language in printed form from the 15th century to the present day through items in the National Library of Scotland.
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