Waverley; or, 'Tis sixty years since — Volume 2Walter Scott
Waverley; or, 'Tis sixty years since — Volume 2
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Original author: Walter Scott
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"Waverley; or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since — Volume 2" by Walter Scott is a historical novel published in 1814. Young English soldier Edward Waverley finds himself caught between Crown and cause during the Jacobite rising of 1745. Visiting Scotland, he encounters Baron Bradwardine and the charismatic Mac-Ivor siblings, discovering they support the exiled Prince Charles Edward Stuart. Accused of desertion, rescued by Highlanders, and drawn to the romantic rebellion, Waverley must choose where his loyalty lies as the uprising unfolds toward its inevitable conclusion.
Waverley; or, 'Tis sixty years since — Volume 2, by Walter Scott. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #4965.
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37 Chapters
- 1.Chapter XXXVI: An Incident1,773 words
- 2.Chapter XXXVII: Waverley Is Still in Distress2,535 words
- 3.Chapter XXXVIII: A Nocturnal Adventure1,905 words
- 4.Chapter XXXIX: The Journey Is Continued2,861 words
- 5.Chapter XL: An Old and a New Acquaintance2,062 words
- 6.Chapter XLI: The Mystery Begins to Be Cleared Up2,499 words
- 7.Chapter XLII: A Soldier's Dinner2,175 words
- 8.Chapter XLIII: The Ball2,611 words
- 9.Chapter XLIV: The March2,275 words
- 10.Chapter XLV: An Incident Gives Rise to Unavailing Reflections1,727 words
- 11.Chapter XLVI: The Eve of Battle2,136 words
- 12.Chapter XLVII: The Conflict1,919 words
- 13.Chapter XLVIII: An Unexpected Embarrassment1,925 words
- 14.Chapter XLIX: The English Prisoner2,008 words
- 15.Chapter L: Rather Unimportant1,926 words
- 16.Chapter LI: Intrigues of Love and Politics2,440 words
- 17.Chapter LII: Intrigues of Society and Love2,194 words
- 18.Chapter LIII: Fergus a Suitor1,984 words
- 19.Chapter LIV: 'to One Thing Constant Never'1,382 words
- 20.Chapter LV: A Brave Man in Sorrow1,430 words
- 21.Chapter LVI: Exertion1,482 words
- 22.Chapter LVII: The March2,197 words
- 23.Chapter LVIII: The Confusion of King Agramant's Camp2,966 words
- 24.Chapter LIX: A Skirmish2,504 words
- 25.Chapter LX: Chapter of Accidents1,983 words
- 26.Chapter LXI: A Journey to London1,758 words
- 27.Chapter LXII: What's to Be Done Next?3,210 words
- 28.Chapter LXIII: Desolation3,108 words
- 29.Chapter LXIV: Comparing of Notes1,680 words
- 30.Chapter LXV: More Explanation3,372 words
- 31.Chapter LXVI2,299 words
- 32.Chapter LXVII2,670 words
- 33.Chapter LXVIII: To morrow? O that's sudden!--Spare him, spare him'2,524 words
- 34.Chapter LXIX2,553 words
- 35.Chapter LXX: Dulce Domum1,587 words
- 36.Chapter LXXI: This is no mine ain house, I ken by the bigging o't3,423 words
- 37.Chapter LXXII: A Postscript Which Should Have Been a Preface8,088 words