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Lorna Doone. By R. D. Blackmore FULL Audiobook
Here's a detailed summary of "Lorna Doone" by R. D. Blackmore:

Overview:
Originally published in 1869, Lorna Doone is a captivating historical romance set in the wilds of Exmoor—a rugged region on the border of Devonshire and Somerset, England. The novel weaves together adventure, love, and political intrigue against the backdrop of the 17th century.

Plot Summary:
John Ridd, the protagonist, hails from a respectable farming family in Exmoor. His life takes a dramatic turn when the notorious Doone clan—a once-noble family turned outlaws—murders his father. The Doones inhabit a secluded family compound in a hidden valley, venturing out only to rob and occasionally kill. Their reign of terror casts a shadow over the countryside.

One day, John accidentally stumbles into the Doone territory and encounters a beautiful young girl named Lorna. Despite her ostensible Doone lineage and higher social status, John falls deeply in love with her. Seven years later, he returns, and their secret courtship begins.

Meanwhile, the Doones continue their reign of terror, making powerful enemies. Lorna, however, is set to marry Carver Doone—the sadistic heir apparent to the clan and the same man who killed John's father. Despite numerous obstacles, John manages to steal Lorna away to safety.

Tensions escalate between the Doones and the local population. Treasonous plots emerge, and King Charles II's death leaves his son, the Duke of Monmouth, fighting for the throne against his uncle. Amid this tumultuous backdrop, John and Lorna are separated. Lorna's true birthright is revealed—she is of even higher social standing than initially believed. As Lady Lorna Dugal, she is swept away to London, beyond John's reach.

John's life hangs in the balance after a battle, but he pleads his case in London and is both pardoned and reunited with Lorna. Her unwavering desire to marry him warms his heart. John's heroic actions earn him a knighthood and a coat of arms. Back home, he wages war against the Doones, who have exhausted the people's patience with their villainy.

Throughout the novel, John Ridd serves as the narrator, describing the Exmoor landscape and capturing the local dialect. His love for Lorna transcends social boundaries, and their star-crossed romance remains at the heart of this timeless tale.

Lorna Doone has inspired several television and movie adaptations, cementing its place as a critically acclaimed work that continues to enchant readers and viewers alike .

Remember, this summary captures the essence of the novel, but there's much more to discover within its pages. 📖
More: Lorna Doone, R. D. Blackmore, Audiobook
Romance, Exmoor, Devonshire
John Ridd, Doones, Valley of the Doones
Love story, 17th century, Great Winter
Duke of Monmouth, Judge Jeffries, Shakespeare
Highwaymen, Battles, Smugglers
King Charles II, Public Domain

00:00:00 I: Elements of Education
00:09:19 II: An Important Item
00:29:45 III: The Warpath of the Doones
00:57:16 IV: A Very Rash Visit
01:15:11 V: An Illegal Settlement
01:28:33 VI: Necessary Practice
01:44:50 VII: Hard It Is to Climb
02:10:02 VIII: A Boy and a Girl
02:26:19 IX: There Is No Place Like Home
02:40:46 X: A Brave Rescue and a Rough Ride
02:58:37 XI: Tom Deserves His Supper
03:15:49 XII: A Man Justly Popular
03:38:11 XIII: Master Huckaback Comes In
03:59:37 XIV: A Motion Which Ends in a Mull
04:10:22 XV: Quo Warranto?
04:32:46 XVI: Lorna Growing Formidable
04:45:54 XVII: John Is Bewitched
05:04:23 XVIII: Witchery Leads to Witchcraft
05:15:11 XIX: Another Dangerous Interview
05:29:21 XX: Lorna Begins Her Story
05:45:22 XXI: Lorna Ends Her Story
06:05:06 XXII: A Long Spring Month
06:20:47 XXIII: A Royal Invitation
06:42:31 XXIV: A Safe Pass for King’s Messenger
07:01:44 XXV: A Great Man Attends to Business
07:22:12 XXVI: John Is Drained and Cast Aside
07:41:07 XXVII: Home Again at Last
07:50:27 XXVIII: John Has Hope of Lorna
08:15:45 XXIX: Reaping Leads to Revelling
08:34:34 XXX: Annie Gets the Best of It
08:57:45 XXXI: John Fry’s Errand
09:25:23 XXXII: Feeding of the Pigs
09:49:48 XXXIII: An Early Morning Call
09:58:49 XXXIV: Two Negatives Make an Affirmative
10:11:50 XXXV: Ruth Is Not Like Lorna
10:27:25 XXXVI: John Returns to Business
10:42:38 XXXVII: A Very Desperate Venture
11:12:24 XXXVIII: A Good Turn for Jeremy