Sir Walter Scott Studied in Eight Novels
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Xlvi.
no Sir Walter Scott Studied "When Charity, imprisoned here, Longs for a more expanded sphere, Doff thy robes of sin and clay : Christian, rise, and come away. " 1 This sad case, it is to be feared, is no in- vention, though the character of Madge Wild- fire may be so ; for it is a fact that absurd and intense horror of supposed witchcraft long influenced some of the English and many of the Scottish peasantry. 2 One of the most exciting scenes in this novel is the strange interview between... Jeanie and George Staunton, her sister's lover, at Muschat's Cairn, where he threatens her life if she refuses to swear a falsehood to save her accused sister. It is here that Jeanie first displays that high courage which, united with strong common- 1 Chap. Xl.
2 The last execution for witchcraft in the British Empire took place in Presbyterian Scotland. The associated Presbytery in 1736 left a solemn protest against the repeal of the laws against witchcraft (Lecky's " England in the Eighteenth Century, " vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xlvi.
no Sir Walter Scott Studied "When Charity, imprisoned here, Longs for a more expanded sphere, Doff thy robes of sin and clay : Christian, rise, and come away. " 1 This sad case, it is to be feared, is no in- vention, though the character of Madge Wild- fire may be so ; for it is a fact that absurd and intense horror of supposed witchcraft long influenced some of the English and many of the Scottish peasantry. 2 One of the most exciting scenes in this novel is the strange interview between... Jeanie and George Staunton, her sister's lover, at Muschat's Cairn, where he threatens her life if she refuses to swear a falsehood to save her accused sister. It is here that Jeanie first displays that high courage which, united with strong common- 1 Chap. Xl.
2 The last execution for witchcraft in the British Empire took place in Presbyterian Scotland. The associated Presbytery in 1736 left a solemn protest against the repeal of the laws against witchcraft (Lecky's " England in the Eighteenth Century, " vol.
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