The Betrothed

The Betrothed
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Вальтер Скотт. The Betrothed

INTRODUCTION – (1832.)

INTRODUCTION

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

CHAPTER THE TWENTY-FIRST

CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SECOND

CHAPTER THE TWENTY-THIRD

CHAPTER THE TWENTY-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

CONCLUSION

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HELD IN THE WATERLOO TAVERN, REGENT'S BRIDGE, EDINBURGH, 1_st

June_, 1825.

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Several persons present seemed to consider the business of the meeting as ended, and were beginning to handle their hats and canes, with a view to departure, when the Chairman, who had thrown himself back in his chair, with an air of manifest mortification and displeasure, again drew himself up, and commanded attention. All stopped, though some shrugged their shoulders, as if under the predominating influence of a bore. But the tenor of his discourse soon excited anxious attention.

"I perceive, gentlemen," he said, "that you are like the young birds, who are impatient to leave their mother's nest – take care your own penfeathers are strong enough to support you; since, as for my part, I am tired of supporting on my wing such a set of ungrateful gulls. But it signifies nothing speaking – I will no longer avail myself of such weak ministers as you – I will discard you – I will unbeget you, as Sir Anthony Absolute says – I will leave you and your whole hacked stock in trade – your caverns and your castles – your modern antiques, and your antiquated moderns – your confusion of times, manners, and circumstances – your properties, as player-folk say of scenery and dresses – the whole of your exhausted expedients, to the fools who choose to deal with them. I will vindicate my own fame with my own right hand, without appealing to such halting assistants, 'Whom I have used for sport, rather than need.'

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