CHAP. I. -- A Word to Donald. -- The Scotch Anecdote and its Character. -- The Scotch painted by Themselves. CHAP. II. -- Donald, a British Subject, but no Englishman. -- Opinion of the greatest English Wit on the Scotch, and the worth of that Opinion. -- The Wit of Donald and the Wit of the Cockney. -- Intelligence and Intellectuality. -- Donald's Exterior. -- Donald's Interior. -- Help yourself and Heaven will help you. -- An Irish and a Scotch Servant facing a Difficulty. -- How a small Scotchman may make himself useful in the Hour of Danger. -- Characteristics. -- Donald on Train Journeys. --One Way of avoiding Tolls.…
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