THE MONASTERY & Its Sequel, The Abbot (Illustrated Edition). Walter Scott

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       Walter Scott

      The Monastery & Its Sequel, The Abbot (Illustrated Edition)

      Tales from Benedictine Sources (Historical Novels Set in the Elizabethan Era)

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      Table of Contents

       Tales from Benedictine Sources

      

       THE MONASTERY

       THE ABBOT

      Tales from Benedictine Sources

       Table of Contents

      THE MONASTERY

       Table of Contents

       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

       Chapter the Thirty-Second

       Chapter the Thirty-Third

       Chapter the Thirty-Fourth

       Chapter the Thirty-Fifth

       Chapter the Thirty-Sixth

       Chapter the Thirty-Seventh

      Chapter the First

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      O ay! the Monks, the Monks they did the mischief!

       Theirs all the grossness, all the superstition

       Of a most gross and superstitious age—

       May He be praised that sent the healthful tempest

       And scatter'd all these pestilential vapours!

       But that we owed them all to yonder Harlot

       Throned on the seven hills with her cup of gold,

       I will as soon believe, with kind Sir Roger,

       That old Moll White took wing with cat and broomstick,

       And raised the last night's thunder.

      OLD PLAY.

      The village described in the Benedictine's manuscript by the name of Kennaquhair, bears the same Celtic termination which occurs in Traquhair, Caquhair, and