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The Bride of Lammermoor

by Walter Scott

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Historical fictionPsychological fictionLove storiesScotland -- FictionWomen murderers -- Fiction

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  1. 01Front matter~24 min
  2. 02CHAPTER I — part 1~25 min
  3. 03CHAPTER I — part 2~10 min
  4. 04CHAPTER II.~23 min
  5. 05CHAPTER III. — part 1~25 min
  6. 06CHAPTER III. — part 2~1 min
  7. 07CHAPTER IV.~15 min
  8. 08CHAPTER V. — part 1~23 min
  9. 09CHAPTER V. — part 2~12 min
  10. 10CHAPTER VI.~19 min
  11. 11CHAPTER VII. — part 1~25 min
  12. 12CHAPTER VII. — part 2~10 min
  13. 13CHAPTER VIII. — part 1~25 min
  14. 14CHAPTER VIII. — part 2~2 min
  15. 15CHAPTER IX. — part 1~25 min
  16. 16CHAPTER IX. — part 2~9 min
  17. 17CHAPTER X.~22 min
  18. 18CHAPTER XI.~16 min
  19. 19CHAPTER XII. — part 1~25 min
  20. 20CHAPTER XII. — part 2~4 min
  21. 21CHAPTER XIII.~17 min
  22. 22CHAPTER XIV.~17 min
  23. 23CHAPTER XV.~21 min
  24. 24CHAPTER XVI.~18 min
  25. 25CHAPTER XVII.~14 min
  26. 26CHAPTER XVIII. — part 1~25 min
  27. 27CHAPTER XVIII. — part 2~5 min
  28. 28CHAPTER XIX.~18 min
  29. 29CHAPTER XX.~25 min
  30. 30CHAPTER XXI. — part 1~25 min

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By Cauk and keel to win your bread, Wi’ whigmaleeries for them wha need, Whilk is a gentle trade indeed To carry the gaberlunzie on. Old Song.

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