Waverley

Chapter 2: Waverley-Honour - A Retrospect

Lawyer Clippurse found his patron involved…

Chapter 3: Education

Chapter 4: Castle-Building

Chapter 5: Choice of a Profession

Edward Waverley himself received with animated…

Chapter 6: The Adieus of Waverley

A yearly intercourse took place, of a short letter…

Chapter 7: A Horse-Quarter in Scotland

Chapter 8: A Scottish Manor-House

Chapter 9: More of the Manor-House

Chapter 10: Rose Bradwardine and Her Father

Chapter 11: The Banquet

When they were seated under the sooty rafters…

Chapter 12: Repentance and a Reconciliation

There was no refusing assent to a proposition…

Chapter 13: A More Rational Day…

It was perhaps owing to this sensibility to poetry…

Chapter 14: A Discovery

The Bailie, as prime minister, having received this…

Chapter 15: A Creagh, and Its Consequences

In fact, his voice was still for war…

Chapter 16: An Unexpected Ally Appears

It was towards evening as they entered…

Chapter 17: The Hold of a Highland Robber

Chapter 18: Waverley Proceeds

They now again entered the gorge of the cavern…

'And Donald was sae vexed about it…'

Chapter 19: The Chief and His Mansion

Whatever Fergus Mac-Ivor felt on this occasion…

Chapter 20: A Highland Feast

Chapter 21: The Chieftan's Sister

Chapter 22: Highland Minstrelsy

The borders of this romantic reservoir…

Chapter 23: Waverley Continues…

Chapter 24: Stag-Hunt and Its Consequences

Edward observed, with some surprise…

Chapter 25: News From England

'Sir, Having carried somewhat beyond the line…'

Chapter 26: An Eclaircissement

Chapter 27: Upon the Same Subject

She sat down upon a fragment of rock…

Chapter 28: A Letter From Tully-Veolan

Chapter 29: Waverley's Reception…

This last undaunted parry altogether foiled…

Chapter 30: Shows that the Loss…

'You certainly,' said Waverley, haughtily…

Chapter 31: An Examination

Waverley was struck with the coincidence…

Chapter 32: A Conference…

Chapter 33: A Confidant

Chapter 34: Things Mend a Little

Chapter 35: A Volunteer Sixty Years Since

Chapter 36: An Incident

Chapter 37: Waverley Is Still In Distress

Having nothing else to amuse his solitude…

Chapter 38: A Nocturnal Adventure

Chapter 39: The Journey Is Continued

The metamorphosed horse-dealer was silenced…

Chapter 40: An Old and a New Acquaintance

Chapter 41: The Mystery Begins…

There was something in this last sentence…

Chapter 42: A Soldier's Dinner

Here the Bailie shifted and fidgeted about…

Chapter 43: The Ball

Exertion, like virtue, is its own reward…

Chapter 44: The March

Chapter 45: An Incident Gives Rise…

Chapter 46: The Eve of Battle

Chapter 47: The Conflict

Chapter 48: An Unexpected Embarrassment

Chapter 49: The English Prisoner

Chapter 50: Rather Unimportant

Chapter 51: Intrigue of Love and Politics

'This Ruffin, I suppose, then…'

Chapter 52: Intrigues of Society and Love

Chapter 53: Fergus a Suitor

Chapter 54: 'To One Thing Constant Never'

Chapter 55: A Brave Man in Sorrow

Chapter 56: Exertion

Chapter 57: The March

Chapter 58: The Confusion of King…

Having heard the original cause of the quarrel…

Chapter 59: A Skirmish

'Last night I felt so feverish that I left…'

Chapter 60: Chapter of Accidents

Chapter 61: A Journey to London

Chapter 62: What's to Be Done Next?

Now entered Spontoon with an anxious…

Chapter 63: Desolation

It was evening when he approached the village…

Chapter 64: Comparing of Notes

Chapter 65: More Explanation

As this charge formed a sort of roving…

Chapter 66: 'Now is Cupid a child…'

Chapter 67: 'Happy's the wooing…'

They now reached Little Veolan.

Chapter 68: 'To-morrow? Oh, that's sudden!'

With a faltering voice he requested the solicitor…

Chapter 69: 'A darker departure is near…'

'You, Waverley, will soon know the happiness…'

Chapter 70: Dulce Domum

Chapter 71: 'This is no mine ain house…'

'An auld sang - an auld sang, if it please…'

Chapter 72: A Postscript, Which Should…