1. Silas Marner
... extreme Christian sects of the nineteenth century. The sect constantly seeks signs and visions from God, which is how Marner's alleged guilt is finally confirmed. "Narrow pews" hemmed in by "white washed" walls offer no identity or exception to a place of little expression; inevitably though it would soon become just another mark in the heart of the soon-to-be industrialized ... over his native place..." and is disbelieving about the town's identity, thinking himself to have made a mistake. Not only Silas" discomfort is apparent - Eppie is "ill at ease", amidst the "noise" and the "move...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate