1915. 202P. by Thomas Cassels. 

In "Men of the Knotted Heart," the narrative explores the character of Grant, who embodies a blend of humor and irony, often misunderstood due to his self-deprecating nature. The story emphasizes the joy of a congregation as they celebrate a gifted piece of land, expressing their gratitude through a Psalm during worship. Grant's passion for preaching and his deep spiritual connection with his congregation highlight the importance of Scottish identity, literature, and spirituality in shaping his character and experiences.