This author collected his "Olalla" and "Markheim" along with a story about the Reverend Murdoch Soulis's reception of the titular "Thrawn Janet," in a collection named after "The Merry Men."
The narrator of one of this author's stories is avenged by the title character's idiot brother Felipe after his mother bites him. This author collected his "Olalla" and "Markheim" along with a story about the Reverend Murdoch Soulis's reception of the titular "Thrawn Janet," in a collection named after "The Merry Men." In one novel by this author, this author himself is accompanied by the Trappist Father Apollinaris and utters "proot" to get Modestine moving in a journey through the Cévennes, and one sequel by this author of Travels with a Donkey deals with attempts to reason with Lord Prestongrange and the protagonist's travels to Holland to study law with his love, the title daughter of James MacGregor Drummond. Author of The Wrong Box, The Black Arrow, and Catriona, this author set the Jacobite revolt as the backdrop for a novel about Ephraim Mackellar's memoir, and wrote another about some potion that changes a friendly doctor into a mean murderer. For 10 points, name this author of The Master of Ballantrae, Kidnapped, and Treasure Island.
The narrator of one of this author's stories is avenged by the title character's idiot brother Felipe after his mother bites him.
Robert Louis Balfour {Stevenson}