Waverley Synopses; a Guide to the Plots And Characters of Scott's "waverley Novels"
Waverley Synopses; a Guide to the Plots And Characters of Scott's "waverley Novels"
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Fourteen years pass by. Effie becomes Lady Staunton, through her husband's ac- cession to the baronetcy, and is a leader in London court life. After her father's death, she pays a visit to Jeanie, in the hope of tracing her lost child who, (Meg Murdockson has confessed) was not killed but sold to the bandits. Sir George also takes part in this search, and in an en- counter with these outlaws is slain, and it is believed, by this same unknown son.
The boy, an untutored savage, escapes cap- tivit...y through the connivance of Jeanie, and sails to America, where he joins an In- dian tribe and is lost to view.
Lady Staunton eventually ends her days in a convent. Jeanie and her husband live quiet but happy lives, with their three chil- dren.
WAVERLEY OR, 'tis sixty years since IPirst novel Published anonymously i in 1814, and giving its name to the entire series of later works.
Scene: Various parts of England and Scotland.
Time: 1745.
1 Scott preserved his anonymity to this and all suc- ceeding novels, more or less successfully, until 1826.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fourteen years pass by. Effie becomes Lady Staunton, through her husband's ac- cession to the baronetcy, and is a leader in London court life. After her father's death, she pays a visit to Jeanie, in the hope of tracing her lost child who, (Meg Murdockson has confessed) was not killed but sold to the bandits. Sir George also takes part in this search, and in an en- counter with these outlaws is slain, and it is believed, by this same unknown son.
The boy, an untutored savage, escapes cap- tivit...y through the connivance of Jeanie, and sails to America, where he joins an In- dian tribe and is lost to view.
Lady Staunton eventually ends her days in a convent. Jeanie and her husband live quiet but happy lives, with their three chil- dren.
WAVERLEY OR, 'tis sixty years since IPirst novel Published anonymously i in 1814, and giving its name to the entire series of later works.
Scene: Various parts of England and Scotland.
Time: 1745.
1 Scott preserved his anonymity to this and all suc- ceeding novels, more or less successfully, until 1826.
What to read after Waverley Synopses; a Guide to the Plots And Characters of Scott's "waverley Novels"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcspadden, J. Walker (Joseph Walker), 1874-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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