The Bride of Lammermoor Walter cites the pressures faced

Walter cites the pressures faced by a gifted artist striving for perfection

In a new introduction

Reprint of the Wadsworth Publishing Co

As the Victorian era gave way to the Edwardian

" ― Publishers Weekly

The Bride of Lammermoor Walter cites the pressures facedEdgar, the brooding young master of Ravenswood, retains none of his ancestral estates but a crumbling castle. Embittered by the lawsuits that have stripped him of his patrimony and shortened his despairing father's life, he determines to confront Sir William Ashton, the lawyer whose machinations led to the decline of Ravenswood's fortunes. But Edgar's plans take an abrupt turn upon meeting Sir William's lovely daughter, Lucy, and a romance blossoms