In a George Eliot novel, this miserly weaver becomes stepfather to Eppie Cass
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SparkNotes: Silas Marner: Part II, Chapters 1618  A summary of Part II, Chapters 1618 in George Eliot's Silas Marner. ... Squire Cass has died, but his inheritance was divided after his death, and Godfrey did not inherit the title of Squire. ... Eppie tells Silas that she wants a garden, and Aaron offers to dig it for them. ... Discuss the character of Eppie in the novel Silas Marner.
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Book - Ray Sahelian, M.D.  book. ... George Eliot 1819-1880 leading writers of the Victorian era. ... Silas Marner this miserly weaver becomes stepfather to Eppie Cass (1861), Middlemarch...
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Free Flashcards about FICTIONAL CHARACTERS - StudyStack  IN A GEORGE ELLIOT NOVEL, THIS MISERLY WEAVER BECOMES STEPFATHER TO EPPIE CASS, SILAS MARNER. AFTER GIVING UP HIS WEALTH, THIS...
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SparkNotes: Silas Marner: Character List  George Eliot ... Silas Marner - A simple, honest, and kindhearted weaver. ... Eppie is the biological child of Godfrey Cass and Molly Farren, Godfrey's secret wife. ... Mr. Kimble is usually an animated conversationalist and joker, but becomes irritable when he plays ... Discuss the character of Eppie in the novel Silas Marner.
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Book Summary - CliffsNotes  In the village of Raveloe lives a weaver named Silas Marner. He is viewed ... George Eliot. BUY ... The greatest man of Raveloe is Squire Cass. His wife is .... Dolly Winthrop has become Eppie's godmother, and she is a close friend of Silas.
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Manuscript of Silas Marner by George Eliot - The British Library  The title page includes the novel's subtitle, 'The Weaver of Raveloe'. ... George Eliot's (1819-1880) short novel of 1861, in which the protagonist is obliged to...
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Middlemarch and Me - The New Yorker  Feb 14, 2011 ... Rebecca Mead on George Eliot's novel: I have gone back to ... From Chapter 64, where Lydgatethe high-minded, ambitious young doctor whose ... (To a friend, a professor of English literature, I giddily wrote, All these ... A bronze statue of George Eliot stands in the center of Nuneaton, the market town in...
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Middlemarch Chapters 12-22 Summary and Analysis | GradeSaver  Middlemarch study guide contains a biography of George Eliot, literature ... and Celia are strong enough not to be broken by Dorothea's marriage. ... in the book; they seem to be the most compatible emotionally and practically, yet it ... Lydgate was very intelligent as a young man, and fell in love with anatomy at a young age.
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Act II - CliffsNotes  Pygmalion By George Bernard Shaw Act II ... Here [he offers her his silk handkerchief]! LIZA. What's ... I shall make a duchess of this draggletailed guttersnipe.
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Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham  Reviews ...  Somerset Maugham's novel Of Human Bondage is considered a ... The novel starts off when Philip Carey is orphaned and left to the care of his Willia. I want to...
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The Mill on the Floss - Novels for Students | Encyclopedia.com  The Mill on the Floss, published in 1860, is based partially on Eliot's own experiences with her ... Eliot's father, like Mr. Tulliver in the novel, was a businessman who had married a woman from a ... The two parents discuss their other child, Maggie, who takes after her father. ... Bored, she heads out to talk to Luke, the miller.
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Miss Havisham - Wikipedia  Family, Arthur Havisham (half brother). Significant other(s)  Compeyson. Children, Estella (adoptive daughter). Relatives, Pocket family (cousins) Cousin Raymond Georgiana Bentley Drummle (son-in-law). Nationality, British. Miss Havisham is a significant character in the Charles Dickens novel Great Expectations ... Miss Havisham's father was a wealthy brewer and her mother had died...
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Mill on the Floss | classicsbookclub  May 14, 2015 ... In his letter to Eliot's publisher, Bulwer-Lytton lays out the criticism that ... the steps that lead towards an end so gloomy are not sufficiently ... The books last words are Tom and Maggie's epitaph: In their death .... Mr. Tulliver loses at law and loses Dorlcote Mill. .... Virginia Woolf on George Eliot's heroines.
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GEORGE ELIOT'STHE MILL ON THE FLOSS  Gordon S. Haight's book George Eliot; A Biography (Oxford University Press, 1968), .... The work, according to George Eliot, was to be a novel as long as Adam ... The title of the novel underwent many changes before it was finally decided. ..... the first description of the river Floss, the town of St. Oggs and the Dorlcote Mill.
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David Copperfield 1: Meeting Mr. Murdstone | English (ELA) | Video ...  David's first encounter with his cruel stepfather, Mr. Murdstone, shatters his idyllic ... over the innocent, vulnerable David echoes Dickens's own experiences.
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Emily Webb Gibbs - CliffsNotes  Emily Webb, who later becomes Mrs. George Gibbs, carries most of the ... Thornton Wilder ... Emily's character is best revealed in Act II when she and George discover love. ... After dying in childbirth and leaving behind a four-year-old son, she ... In the final scene, Emily, who has loved George very deeply, has attained a...
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WFotW ~ Soldiers' Pay: COMMENTARY  Jun 26, 2008 ... Faulkner's first novel, Soldiers' Pay, is about World War I and its ... his soldier's pay: Cecily marries George Farr, while Margaret Powers, out ... of acclaimed writer Sherwood Anderson, whose wife Faulkner had met ... and Anderson agreed to recommend it to his publisher, provided he didn't have to read it.
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George Eliot Quotes  GEORGE ELIOT, Adam Bede ... GEORGE ELIOT, Daniel Deronda ... GEORGE ELIOT, Silas Marner ..... A woman's lot is made for her by the love she accepts.
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Great Expectations by Charles Dickens Chapter 1 My father's family ...  Chapter 1. My father's family name being Pirrip, and my Christian name Philip, ..... Page 11 ...... Give me,' said Joe, 'a good book, or a good news- paper, and sit me down afore ...... AT the appointed time I returned to Miss Havisham's, and my hesitating ring at the ...... he starts up with a scream, and screams out, ''Here she is!
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Our Mutual Friend, by Charles Dickens  'He's enough to break his mother's heart, is this boy,' said Miss Wren, half appealing ... He'd be sharper than a serpent's tooth, if he wasn't as dull as ditch water.
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Chapter VIII. Eliza's Escape. Volume I. Harriet Beecher Stowe. 1852 ...  ELIZA made her desperate retreat across the river just in the dusk of twilight. ... So, now, old coon, said he to the man at the bar, get us hot water, and sugar, .... at all p'ints along shore, that does up any little jobs in our line quite reasonable. .... Marks had got from his pocket a greasy pocket-book, and taking a long paper...