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26 2031 107119199.3.jpg 104184163 National Library of Scotland Watty and May, or The wife reclaimed Together with Habbie Simpson and his wife, or A new way of raising the wind; Donald and his dog; The West Kintra weaver turned teetotaler; The loss o' the pack; John Thomson's cart; Takin it out o' his mouth New way of raising the wind| Robber outwitted| Wife reclaimed| Donald and his dog or, The robber outwitted| John Tamson's cart| The puzzled Dutchman text Chapbooks-Scotland-Aberdeen-1801-1900. stk Aberdeen     1880-1900] 1880 monographic eng print 23 p. : ill. ; 16 cm. Imprint and date from external evidence.| In verse.| Woodcut on title page. Scotland Aberdeen http://digital.nls.uk/104184163 New way of raising the wind or Habbie Simpson and his wife| Taking it out of his mouth| Watty and Meg| The loss o' the pack   aacr dcrb StEdNL 41112 20190819200516 9937049273804341 Converted from MARCXML to MODS version 3.6 using MARC21slim2MODS3-6.xsl (Revision 1.119 2018/06/21) L.C.2788(5) This item was digitised as part of a project to digitise chapbooks printed in Scotland, in 2015. The images were captured at the National Library of Scotland’s Causewayside studio by Picturae (https://picturae.com/). Transcriptions were generated from optical character recognition (OCR) performed by the National Library of Scotland. The collection was digitised as part of Library activity to make more Scottish collections available online and was also selected due to ease as all volumes are the same size. Digitisation was funded by the National Library of Scotland. local publicDomain01 Copyright Public domain GB 2019-11-11 local capture_104184163 capture 2015-05-14~ Preservation master files captured. Capture device: Nikon D800E. Capture application: Pixel (Picturae). local pdfCreation_104184163 creation 2015-05-14~ Complete item pdf created using Luratech PDF Compressor application local derivativeCreation_104184163 creation 2015-05-15~ Created from cropped master files using ImageMagick (version 6.7.6 Q16).