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The Antiquary — Volume 02   By: (1771-1832)

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In the second volume of "The Antiquary" by Walter Scott, the story continues to captivate readers with its rich historical detail and complex characters. The narrative unfolds with a mix of adventure, mystery, and romance that keeps the reader eagerly turning the pages.

The author masterfully weaves together multiple storylines that converge in unexpected ways, creating a tapestry of intrigue and suspense. The characters are well-developed and their interactions are believable, making it easy for readers to become emotionally invested in their fates.

Scott’s vivid descriptions of the Scottish landscape and society add depth to the story, bringing the setting to life in a way that transports the reader back in time. His attention to historical detail is impressive, giving readers a real sense of the period in which the novel is set.

Overall, "The Antiquary" Volume 02 is a compelling read that will appeal to fans of historical fiction and classic literature. Scott’s storytelling prowess shines through in this engrossing tale, making it a must-read for anyone looking for a well-crafted and engaging novel.

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THE ANTIQUARY

By Sir Walter Scott

VOLUME TWO.

Titlepage, Second Volume Frontispiece, Second Volume

CONTENTS

CHAPTER FIRST.

CHAPTER SECOND.

CHAPTER THIRD.

CHAPTER FOURTH.

CHAPTER FIFTH.

CHAPTER SIXTH.

CHAPTER SEVENTH.

CHAPTER EIGHTH.

CHAPTER NINTH

CHAPTER TENTH.

CHAPTER ELEVENTH

CHAPTER TWELFTH.

CHAPTER THIRTEENTH.

CHAPTER FOURTEENTH

CHAPTER FIFTEENTH.

CHAPTER SIXTEENTH.

CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH.

CHAPTER EIGHTEENTH.

CHAPTER NINETEENTH

CHAPTER TWENTIETH.

CHAPTER TWENTY FIRST.

CHAPTER TWENTY SECOND.

CHAPTER TWENTY THIRD.

CHAPTER TWENTY FOURTH.

NOTES TO THE ANTIQUARY.

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Frontispiece 2

The Funeral of the Countess

Lord Glenallen and Elspeth

The Antiquary Visits Edie in Prison

My Good Friends, 'favete Linguis'

The Antiquary Arming

CHAPTER FIRST.

Wiser Raymondus, in his closet pent, Laughs at such danger and adventurement When half his lands are spent in golden smoke, And now his second hopeful glasse is broke, But yet, if haply his third furnace hold, Devoteth all his pots and pans to gold.

The author cannot remember where these lines are to be found: perhaps in Bishop Hall's Satires... Continue reading book >>


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