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The Bride of Lammermoor

by Walter Scott

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First published
1819
Pages
254
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  1. Introduction

    24:05

  2. Chapter I

    34:31

  3. Chapter II

    22:43

  4. Chapter III

    24:52

  5. Chapter IV

    15:29

  6. Chapter V

    35:01

  7. Chapter VI

    18:36

  8. Chapter VII

    34:54

  9. Chapter VIII

    26:59

  10. Chapter IX

    32:56

  11. Chapter X

    22:09

  12. Chapter XI

    15:26

  13. Chapter XII

    28:43

  14. Chapter XIII

    17:03

  15. Chapter XIV

    16:48

  16. Chapter XV

    21:35

  17. Chapter XVI

    18:38

  18. Chapter XVII

    14:28

  19. Chapter XVIII

    28:58

  20. Chapter XIX

    19:11

  21. Chapter XX

    24:13

  22. Chapter XXI

    30:32

  23. Chapter XXII

    40:52

  24. Chapter XXIII

    23:45

  25. Chapter XXIV

    19:15

  26. Chapter XXV

    31:05

  27. Chapter XXVI

    26:26

  28. Chapter XXVII

    16:46

  29. Chapter XXVIII

    8:38

  30. Chapter XXIX

    16:34

  31. Chapter XXX

    16:56

  32. Chapter XXXI

    17:05

  33. Chapter XXXII

    8:38

  34. Chapter XXXIII

    22:41

  35. Chapter XXXIV

    26:13

  36. Chapter XXXV

    21:14

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Promises, family authority and wounded pride shape Walter Scott's historical novel of Scotland. Published in 1819, The Bride of Lammermoor brings love and arranged marriage into a world where family standing and political loyalties carry weight. Scott's introduction recounts the older Scottish family story behind the novel, including a secret pledge and a mother who presses her daughter toward another match. That account gives the fiction a troubling context of private feeling constrained by public expectations.

The dialogue brings those pressures into sharp focus. Captain Craigengelt delivers a challenge on behalf of Bucklaw to the Master of Ravenswood, turning a dispute over hospitality into a test of honour. Ravenswood questions both the message and its messenger.

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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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Book facts

First published
1819
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
254
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Gillian Hendrie