23] Pitcairn and Chambers.

[24] Star-grass, queries Pitcairn; but is it not rather
fox-tree--fox-glove?

[25] Chambers, Dalyell, Pitcairn.

[26] Dalyell, quoting the judiciary records of Orkney.

[27] Hibbert, quoting the Orkney Records.

[28] Pitcairn. Sharpe's Introduction to Law's 'Memorials.'

[29] Dalyell.

[30] Law's 'Memorials,' (Sharpe's Introduction,) and Dalyell.

[31] Chambers, Sinclair, Dalyell.

[32] Dalyell's 'Darker Superstitions.'

[33] Pitcairn. Law's 'Memorials.' Chambers.

[34] Dalyell.

[35] Chambers.

[36] Chambers.

[37] Dalyell.

[38] Chambers and Law; Sharpe's Introduction.

[39] Hibbert's 'Description of the Shetland Islands.'

[40] Dalyell. Evidently the same thing with a different reading:--_red_,
rode; _sool-soot_, stirrup; _sled_, slipped; _shinew_, sinew.

[41] Hibbert, &c.

[42] Sinclair's 'Invisible World Discovered.'

[43] Pitcairn.

[44] Sinclair.

[45] To the outer room.

[46] To the inner room.

[47] Chambers.

[48] Chambers.

[49] Pitcairn and Sinclair.

[50] Chambers' 'Domestic Annals.'

[51] Law--Sharp's Introduction.

[52] Dalyell.

[53] Chambers.

[54] Law's 'Memorials'--Sharp's Introductory Notice.

[55] Pitcairn.

[56] On life: alive.

[57] Chambers. Sinclair. Various tracts.

[58] Chambers. Dickie. Tracts.

[59] Law's 'Memorials.'

[60] Chambers.

[61] Law's 'Memorials.'

[62] Scots' Magazine.

[63] Sinclair's 'Invisible World.'

[64] Sinclair.

[65] Hibbert's 'Shetland Islands.'

[66] Hibbert and Sinclair.

[67] Fountainhall.

[68] Hibbert.

[69] Chambers.

[70] Watson's Tract, printed 1698. Chambers, Dickie, and various other
sources.

[71] Chambers.

[72] Chambers.

[73] Chambers; Sinclair; and an anonymous tract.

[74] Chambers.

[75] Hibbert.

[76] Law's 'Memorials;' and Chambers.

[77] A crazy old Illuminatus, who had a "call," and wrote the Tinkler's
Testament.

[78] Scott. Dickie. Chambers, &c.

[79] Dickie's 'Philosophy of Magic.'

[80] 'Select Cases of Conscience.'

[81] 'Discoverie of Witchcraft.'

[82] 'Discoverie of Witchcraft,' 1584.

[83] 'Dialogue concerning Witches,' 1603.

[84] 'Select Cases of Conscience touching Witches and Witchcraft,' 1646.

[85] 'Advertisement to the Jurymen of England,' 1653.

[86] 'A Candle in the Dark,' 1656.

[87] 'Question of Witchcraft debated,' 1669. "Wagstaffe was a little
crooked man, of a despicable presence. He was laughed at by th