By Sir Walter Scott
By Sir Walter Scott
Condensation by REV. DR. R. PERRY BUSH THERE could be no fitter setting for a story of love and tragedy than that afforded by the court of…
By Sir Walter Scott: Tressilian
The story opens at an inn kept by one Gosling, whose nephew, Michael Lambourne, a swaggering drunkard, returns after years of absence and…
By Sir Walter Scott: Wayland
And her Scott makes use of a superstitious bent of the age. Tressilian's horse loses a shoe and a blacksmith cannot be found until an imp…