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LIST OF STORIES.
419
PLACE. COLLECTOR. REFERENCE.
, Compare 118, English .
Strath Gair-
loch, June
1859
Barra, 1860 H. MacLean . . Compare Dean's MS. 13,
Poem.
Good. 14. Poem
Compare Gillies — marked 11.
15. Poem
Ossian — marked 12. 16. Poem
Marked 15. 17. Poem
Barra . H. MacLean . . No. LXXIX.
Compare page 31. — MacGregor
MSS.— Marked 16. 18. Poem
Glendaruel J. Dewar .
Arrochar No. LX XVIII. . .
South Uist H. MacLean . .No. LXXXIII.
No. XXXIII.
. Version of the death of ConaB,
etc.
Benbecula . D. Torrie . . 19- P°em.
North Uist . . . ,20. Poem
. 21. Poem
Benbecula 22. Poem
23. Poem
Skye
!".".!!! no. xxViil
New to me — novel
Good — Woman and Water-horse
Barra Widow .
. Glamour ....
. Ditto. ....
Enchantment .
Barra . H. MacLean . . No. LXXXV.
Poem ....
South Uist Straparola, like Shortshanks.
Version of Battle of Birds.
Curious — very original — don't
know it at all
Syke . . D. K. Torrie . . Fingalian tale .
. A. Carmichael . Best version of the Gray Goat
, ', ' . . . See Urvashi ; enchanted Swans
appear. A very pretty version
of the Sharp Gray sheep.

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