Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Chambers's Pocket Miscellany, Vol. 15
The little lonely Inn of Crook, near the source of the Tweed, is a spot well known to travellers and tourists, and withal one much admired by them, being, as it were, an oasis in the desert, a place of rest and refreshment in a cold and mountainous wilderness. This place, or rather its neighbourhood, was the scene of a strange adventure, many years ago, which we propose to narrate to the reader in a more complete form than it has hitherto appeared.
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