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Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe by George Eliot (1861)
A lonely, miserly weaver, falsely accused of theft and betrayed by his best friend, withdraws from humanity — until a golden-haired orphan child appears at his hearth and redeems his life. Eliot's most compact and beloved novel.
Historical Significance:
George Eliot wrote Silas Marner in just four months in 1861, calling it a story that "thrust itself between me and the other book I was meditating." At just 70,000 words, it is her s...
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A lonely, miserly weaver, falsely accused of theft and betrayed by his best friend, withdraws from humanity — until a golden-haired orphan child appears at his hearth and redeems his life. Eliot's most compact and beloved novel.
Historical Significance:
George Eliot wrote Silas Marner in just four months in 1861, calling it a story that "thrust itself between me and the other book I was meditating." At just 70,000 words, it is her s...
Read free on BoingyBooks: https://boingybooks.com/marketplace/product.php?id=199
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