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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
AT LOS ANGELES
THE GIFT OF"Great TKttrfters,"
EDITED I1V
PROFESSOR ERIC S. M.A.ROBERTSON,
LIFE OF SCOTT.«LIFE
OF
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
BY
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CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
PAGP
aDirth and of Scott he becomes lame; throughparentage
childish fever his fondness for old ballads and; early
his schoolfellows as a teller of;legends popularity among
stories becomes a law student translates;; Burger's
"" "and vonGoethe's GotzLeonora," Berlichingen ;
marries is Sheriff of Selkirkshire a
; ;appointed publishes
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collection of Border forms a connexion with
;Minstrelsy
"" of the Last MinstrelTheBallantyne ; publishes Lay ;
condition of in at the time . 1 1English poetry general
CHAPTER II.
Scott obtains the reversion ofa ofSessions fromClerkship ; legacy
an uncle devotes himself to literature edits
; ;exclusively
works becomes with Wordsworth
;Dryden's acquainted
and Wordsworth's of lives at
; ;Southey opinion Dryden
Ashestiel becomes ofthe volun-
; Quarter-master Edinburgh
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teers Marmion the epistles ; imputed
; ; introductory
examina-of Fox Scott's conduct ;
; forgivendisparagement
" . 28Marmion's" title to be called antion of poemepic
CHAPTER III.
" &c. establishment ofHe undertakes an edition of Swift," ;
The Review his aid of and other; Hogg, literaryQuarterly
of his circle his hishis ; ;; enjoyment family dogsaspirants
first visit to London makesas a his ;
;eagerness sportsman
makes an excur-with &c.Gifford, ;acquaintance Canning,
"The of thesion into the Lake";Highlands; Lady
metre tosuitableness of the; octosyllabicJeffrey's praise
narrative idea and visits Staffa ;
; ;poetry Byron's practice
" "" of the Isles attack on Mar-The Lord
; Byron'splans
" and Reviewers" Paro-mion" in Bards ScotchEnglish ;
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. •dies Father Prout the Addresses"; ; 42Rejected
CHAPTER IV.
Purchase of Abbotsford with Scott; correspondence Byron;
" " "" Childe Harold his own comments; ;praises Rokeby
of his Moore'son the characteristics different ;poems jest-
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"The Bridal of Triermain publisheding description;
declines the of Poet Laureate
;anonymously ; appointment
of the character of"The Lord of the Isles" examination
;
as in the . . .Scott's 58genius displayed poems
CHAPTER V.
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aScott becomes novelist; Waverley anony.publishes
of the novels the of thethree classes ;
; designmously
a secondconstant of "Waverley";novels; popularity
. .to the Western 76Isles; "Guy Mannering"voyage