Rob Roy

by Sir Walter Scott

Rob Roy was Scott's popular adventure novel, considered the magnus opus of his Waverley novels, published in 1817. It is considered a quintessential work in the genre of Romanticism, inspiring countless tales of swashbuckling and chivalry ever since. Lovely epigrams start lead off each chapter.

Introduction by Andrew Lang

Volume I - Chapter First

Volume I - Chapter Second

Volume I - Chapter Third

Volume I - Chapter Fourth

Volume I - Chapter Fifth

Volume I - Chapter Sixth

Volume I - Chapter Seventh

Volume I - Chapter Eighth

Volume I - Chapter Ninth

Volume I - Chapter Tenth

Volume I - Chapter Eleventh

Volume I - Chapter Twelfth

Volume I - Chapter Thirteenth

Volume I - Chapter Fourteenth

Volume I - Chapter Fifteenth

Volume I - Chapter Sixteen

Volume I - Chapter Seventeen

Volume II - Chapter First

Volume II - Chapter Second

Volume II - Chapter Third

Volume II - Chapter Fourth

Volume II - Chapter Fifth

Volume II - Chapter Sixth

Volume II - Chapter Seventh

Volume II - Chapter Eighth

Volume II - Chapter Ninth

Volume II - Chapter Tenth

Volume II - Chapter Eleventh

Volume II - Chapter Twelfth

Volume II - Chapter Thirteenth

Volume II - Chapter Fourteenth

Volume II - Chapter Fifteenth

Volume II - Chapter Sixteenth

Volume II - Chapter Seventeenth

Volume II - Chapter Eighteenth

Volume II - Chapter Nineteenth

Volume II - Chapter Twentieth

Volume II - Chapter Twenty-First

Volume II - Chapter Twenty-Second

Postscript