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Catriona

by Robert Louis Stevenson

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First published
1893
Pages
262
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Read by Wayne Cooke · 11 h 4 min · 31 parts

  1. A Beggar on Horseback

    18:42

  2. The Highland Writer

    19:17

  3. I Go to Pilrig

    16:34

  4. Lord Advocate Prestongrange

    25:35

  5. In the Advocates House

    16:26

  6. Umquile the Master Of Lovat

    16:33

  7. I Make a Fault in Honour

    27:29

  8. The Bravo

    21:26

  9. The Heather on Fire

    18:17

  10. The Red-headed Man

    23:21

  11. The Wood by Silvermills

    16:32

  12. On the March Again with Alan

    21:32

  13. Gillane Sands

    22:05

  14. The Bass

    20:19

  15. Black Andie's Tale of Tod Lapraik

    30:57

  16. The Missing Witness

    23:16

  17. The Memorial

    29:05

  18. The Tee'd Ball

    22:33

  19. I am Much in the Hands of the Ladies

    22:32

  20. I Continue to Move in Good Society

    25:21

  21. The Voyage into Holland

    25:54

  22. Helvoetsluys

    19:40

  23. Travels in Holland

    23:34

  24. Full Story of a Copy of Heineccius

    27:07

  25. The Return of James Moore

    14:43

  26. The Threesome

    20:05

  27. A Twosome

    16:27

  28. In Which I am Left Alone

    21:27

  29. We Meet in Dunkirk

    17:02

  30. The Letter from the Ship

    32:30

  31. Conclusion

    7:50

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Picking up the moment Kidnapped left off, Robert Louis Stevenson sends David Balfour back into the political danger of 1750s Scotland, now determined to clear the name of a man wrongly charged with the Appin murder. His pursuit of justice runs headlong into powerful men who would rather the truth stayed buried, and his honesty nearly costs him his life. Along the way David meets Catriona Drummond, spirited daughter of a disgraced Jacobite, and the novel's second half turns from courtroom intrigue to the awkward, tender business of falling in love. Stevenson balances Highland history, moral courage, and young romance with his usual clean, driving prose. Read on its own or as a sequel, it rewards either way.

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Robert Louis Stevenson

Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish novelist, essayist, poet and travel writer. He is best known for the novels Treasure Island (1883), Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1886), and Kidnapped (1886) and for the poetry collection A Child's Garden of Verses (1885).

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Book facts

First published
1893
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
262
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Wayne Cooke