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Hosted by Unknown Host · Fiction · EN · 0 episodes
The Walter Scott Library brings the great historical novels of Sir Walter Scott to life through complete, immersive readings. Journey through chivalry, clan loyalty, and the dramatic landscapes of Scotland and medieval Britain - one chapter at a time. Whether you’re rediscovering classics like Ivanhoe and Waverley or exploring Scott for the first time, this podcast offers a rich literary escape into the past.
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Episode #30
In which the worthy Tressilian, committed to the protection of the distressed Amy Robsart, finds himself embroiled in perilous intrigues within the castle walls, whilst the crafty Wayland endeavors to navigate the shifting currents of loyalty and danger. Meanwhile, the prison keepers, grumbling yet fearful of ghostly tales, prepare for the Queen's impending arrival, all amid a backdrop of suspicion, mirth, and unsettling midnight watch.
Episode #29
In which the restless Tressilian, descending a winding staircase, encounters the brazen Michael Lambourne, whose coarse familiarity and veiled insinuations stir his indignation though he restrains himself for Amy's sake. A wary uneasy truce is forged between them as Lambourne, emboldened by his bribe, hints at lurking dangers and the fragile secrecy surrounding Tressilian's lodgings within the lordly castle.
Episode #28
In which the restless bustle of Kenilworth Castle sets the scene for a secretive and uneasy reunion between Tressilian and Amy Robsart, whose melancholy and mysterious presence casts a solemn shade over the splendid festivities preparing to greet the Queen. Bound by promises and painful misunderstandings, they navigate a delicate silence fraught with unspoken hopes and sorrows, whilst the mischievous Dickie adds a touch of mischievous levity to the court’s intricate designs.
Episode #27
In which the Countess of Leicester and her guide gain entrance to the venerable Castle of Kenilworth, encountering a strange mixture of imposing pageantry and rugged guardianship as they pass through its majestic courts and venerable towers. Amidst the bustling hospitality and cautious whispers, the Countess composes a secret letter beseeching aid, whilst her faithful companion contemplates the wisdom of entrusting her fate to those within the castle’s politic bounds.
Episode #26
In which the Countess of Leicester, tenderly nurtured yet unseasoned in resolve, embarks on a perilous journey through a bustling and jovial throng en route to the magnificent Castle of Kenilworth, guided by the resourceful Wayland Smith. Surrounded by the splendour and tumult of preparations for the Queen’s arrival, she faces the heavy weight of uncertainty and woe while drawing near to the grand fortress that bears witness to the pride and ambition of her husband.
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