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Old Mortality

by Walter Scott

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  1. Volume 1 Chapter 1

    33:31

  2. Chapter 2

    21:22

  3. Chapter 3

    21:12

  4. Chapter 4

    27:45

  5. Chapter 5

    25:37

  6. Chapter 6

    37:22

  7. Chapter 7

    24:18

  8. Chapter 8

    56:42

  9. Chapter 9

    27:12

  10. Chapter 10

    39:20

  11. Chapter 11

    24:05

  12. Chapter 12

    33:42

  13. Chapter 13

    32:54

  14. Chapter 14

    30:42

  15. Chapter 15

    25:37

  16. Chapter 16

    31:29

  17. Chapter 17

    22:58

  18. Chapter 18

    21:11

  19. Chapter 19

    23:50

  20. Chapter 20

    18:26

  21. Chapter 21

    25:16

  22. Volume 2 Chapter 1

    29:03

  23. Chapter 2

    19:00

  24. Chapter 3

    25:17

  25. Chapter 4

    37:04

  26. Chapter 5

    22:52

  27. Chapter 6

    24:57

  28. Chapter 7

    25:22

  29. Chapter 8

    24:49

  30. Chapter 9

    38:39

  31. Chapter 10

    21:16

  32. Chapter 11

    15:13

  33. Chapter 12

    23:49

  34. Chapter 13

    13:37

  35. Chapter 14

    26:52

  36. Chapter 15

    27:45

  37. Chapter 16

    23:48

  38. Chapter 17

    56:46

  39. Chapter 18

    29:12

  40. Chapter 19

    16:34

  41. Chapter 20

    19:16

  42. Chapter 21

    22:00

  43. Chapter 22

    33:18

  44. Chapter 23

    33:27

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Scotland in 1679, torn between the Covenanters and government troops, is the setting of Scott's historical romance, which draws in the young Henry Morton and Edith at Tillietudlem Castle and sets the dragoon commander Claverhouse on the other side. The Battle of Bothwell Bridge falls within the story. The title comes from a wandering stonemason who tended the graves of Covenanters, and the tale is presented as gathered by the schoolmaster Jedediah Cleishbotham. The editor's introduction describes how Joseph Train's suggestion in 1816 led Scott to the subject.

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Walter Scott

Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) was a Scottish poet and novelist who effectively invented the historical novel with works like Ivanhoe and Waverley. Enormously popular across Europe, he shaped how the nineteenth century imagined the past.

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Pages
393
Language
English
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