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Elizabeth
Feb 24, 2007 rated it it was amazing
Shelves: england, fiction, classics
I'm still not entirely sure if I read this book in college...it felt vaguely familiar. Regardless, the book has a pervasive sweetness to it that makes today's novels seem hopelessly jaded. The main character, Margaret, suffers through a series of difficult circumstances with a courage and patience that could be called old-fashioned--and quite wonderful. She's an interesting mix of dutiful daughter and independent spirit.

Gaskell's thoughtful opinions about industrialization in England are woven
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