A young Scottish man, born into a family and village filled with witches, sorcerers, and Popery, falls into Devilish ways but is saved by the intervention of two mysterious and magical women. Enraged, the Devil seeks revenge by subjecting the lad to trial as a witch himself, but he defeats the charges and goes on to wealth and happiness.
| Date | Publication | Publisher | Type | Page | |
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| 1828 | The Shepherd's Calendar: Tales Illustrative of Pastoral Occupations, Country Life, and Superstitions | William Blackwood & T. Cadell | Collection | ||
| April 1828 | Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, April 1828 | William Blackwood & Sons | MAGAZINE | 509 | |
| 1837 | Tales and Sketches | Blackie & Son | Collection | 173|4173 | |
| June 1979 |
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The Weird Gathering and Other Tales: "Supernatural" Woman in American Popular FIction, 1800-1850 | Fawcett Crest | Anthology | 91 |
| October 1989 |
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The Weird Gathering and Other Tales: "Supernatural" Woman in American Popular FIction, 1800-1850 | Fawcett Crest | Anthology | 91 |