Waverley Novels

Waverley Novels — Volume 12

Name: Waverley Novels — Volume 12
Author: Scott, Walter, 1771-1832

作者：Scott, Walter, 1771-1832
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字数：1,306,391　来源：Project Gutenberg

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WAVERLY NOVELS ABBOTSFORD EDITION
THE WAVERLY NOVELS,
BY SIR WALTER SCOTT.
COMPLETE IN TWELVE VOLUMES.
EMBRACING THE AUTHOR'S LAST CORRECTIONS, PREFACES, AND NOTES.
VOL. XII.
COUNT ROBERT OF PARIS.
ADVERTISEMENT.--(1833.)
INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS.
JEDEDIAH CLEISHBOTHAM, A.M.
TO THE LOVING READER WISHETH HEALTH AND PROSPERITY.
COUNT ROBERT OF PARIS.
CHAPTER THE FIRST.
CHAPTER THE SECOND.
CHAPTER THE THIRD.
CHAPTER THE FOURTH.
THE RETREAT OF LAODICEA.
CHAPTER THE FIFTH.
CHAPTER THE SIXTH.
CHAPTER THE SEVENTH.
CHAPTER THE EIGHTH.
CHAPTER THE NINTH.
CHAPTER THE TENTH.
CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH.
CHAPTER THE TWELFTH.
CHAPTER THE THIRTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE FIFTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE SIXTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE SEVENTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE EIGHTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE NINETEENTH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTIETH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-FIRST.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SECOND.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-THIRD.
CHAPTER THE TWENTH-FOURTH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-FIFTH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SIXTH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SEVENTH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-EIGHTH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTY-NINTH.
CHAPTER THE THIRTIETH.
CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FIRST.
CHAPTER THE THIRTY-SECOND.
CHAPTER THE THIRTY-THIRD.
CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FOURTH.
Having thus concluded her history, she adds the following two lines:--
CASTLE DANGEROUS
INTRODUCTION.--(1832.)
APPENDIX.
CASTLE DANGEROUS.
CHAPTER THE FIRST.
CHAPTER THE SECOND.
CHAPTER THE THIRD.
CHAPTER THE FOURTH.
CHAPTER THE FIFTH.
CHAPTER THE SIXTH.
CHAPTER THE SEVENTH.
CHAPTER THE EIGHTH.
CHAPTER THE NINTH.
CHAPTER THE TENTH.
CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH.
CHAPTER THE TWELFTH.
CHAPTER THE THIRTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE FIFTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE SIXTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE SEVENTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE EIGHTEENTH.
CHAPTER THE NINETEENTH.
CHAPTER THE TWENTIETH.
END OF CASTLE DANGEROUS.
MY AUNT MARGARET'S MIRROR
INTRODUCTION.--(1831.)
MY AUNT MARGARET'S MIRROR.
THE MIRROR.
CHAPTER THE FIRST.
CHAPTER THE SECOND.
Lady Forester sighed deeply, and Lady Bothwell replied--
THE TAPESTRIED CHAMBER;
OR,
THE LADY IN THE SACQUE.
DEATH OF THE LAIRD'S JOCK.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE KEEPSAKE.
Enough has been said and sung about
I remain, Sir,
THE AUTHOR OF WAVERLEY.
END OF THE WAVERLEY NOVELS.