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Mrs Aeneas Gunn Memorial LibraryBook, George Routledge and Sons, Scenes of clerical life
... Clergy - Fiction...Clergy - Fiction Religion The stories that comprise 'Scenes of Clerical Life' display the central themes of what later became the hallmark of George Eliot's writing, namely the impact of religious controversy and social change and the power of love to transform people's lives. p.544. ...The stories that comprise 'Scenes of Clerical Life' display the central themes of what later became the hallmark of George Eliot's writing, namely the impact of religious controversy and social change and the power of love to transform people's lives.p.544.fictionThe stories that comprise 'Scenes of Clerical Life' display the central themes of what later became the hallmark of George Eliot's writing, namely the impact of religious controversy and social change and the power of love to transform people's lives. clergy - fiction, religion -
Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library CollectionBook - Novel, Collins, Mortimer et al, The village comedy. In three volumes : Vol I, 1878
... Fiction Social conditions Frances Collins Mortimer Collins Edward James Mortimer Collins English Literature Non-Fiction / Literature and Poetry A sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. ...A sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. This third and final volume traps a tight web of secrets, marriages, and reputations in a world where appearances mask deeper tensions. Set against Copse Hill’s social circles, the narrative follows the interwoven lives of Miss Temple, Jack, Mrs. Sebright, and the vicar, as rumors rise and loyalties shift. With humor and a keen eye for human foibles, it explores how public manners hide private motives.311p. ; green cover with author and title embossed in black on front cover, and in gold on the spinefictionA sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. This third and final volume traps a tight web of secrets, marriages, and reputations in a world where appearances mask deeper tensions. Set against Copse Hill’s social circles, the narrative follows the interwoven lives of Miss Temple, Jack, Mrs. Sebright, and the vicar, as rumors rise and loyalties shift. With humor and a keen eye for human foibles, it explores how public manners hide private motives.fiction, social conditions, frances collins, mortimer collins, edward james mortimer collins, english literature, non-fiction / literature and poetry -
Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library Collection
Book - Novel, Collins, Frances et al, The village comedy. In three volumes : Vol II, 1878
... Fiction English Literature Non-Fiction / Literature and Poetry Edward James Mortimer Collins Mortimer Collins Frances Collins A sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. ...A sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. Set against Copse Hill’s social circles, the narrative follows the interwoven lives of Miss Temple, Jack, Mrs. Sebright, and the vicar, as rumours rise and loyalties shift. With humour and a keen eye for human foibles, it explores how public manners hide private motives.229p. ; green cover with author and title embossed in black on front cover, and in gold on the spinefictionA sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. Set against Copse Hill’s social circles, the narrative follows the interwoven lives of Miss Temple, Jack, Mrs. Sebright, and the vicar, as rumours rise and loyalties shift. With humour and a keen eye for human foibles, it explores how public manners hide private motives.fiction, english literature, non-fiction / literature and poetry, edward james mortimer collins, mortimer collins, frances collins -
Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library Collection
Book - Novel, The village comedy. In three volumes : Vol III, 1878
... Fiction Non-Fiction / Literature and Poetry English Literature Mortimer Collins Frances Collins Edward James Mortimer Collins Social conditions A sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. ...A sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. This third and final volume traps a tight web of secrets, marriages, and reputations in a world where appearances mask deeper tensions. Set against Copse Hill’s social circles, the narrative follows the interwoven lives of Miss Temple, Jack, Mrs. Sebright, and the vicar, as rumors rise and loyalties shift. With humor and a keen eye for human foibles, it explores how public manners hide private motives.305p. ; p.1-9 Messrs. Hurst and Blackett's List of new works ; p.10-12 The new and popular novels. Published by Hurst and Blackett' ; p.13-16 Hurst and Blackett's standard library of cheap editions of popular modern works ; green cover with title and author embossed in black on front cover and in gold on spine.fictionA sharp, witty village tale with a wide cast of gentry, clergy, and small-town gossip. This third and final volume traps a tight web of secrets, marriages, and reputations in a world where appearances mask deeper tensions. Set against Copse Hill’s social circles, the narrative follows the interwoven lives of Miss Temple, Jack, Mrs. Sebright, and the vicar, as rumors rise and loyalties shift. With humor and a keen eye for human foibles, it explores how public manners hide private motives.fiction, non-fiction / literature and poetry, english literature, mortimer collins, frances collins, edward james mortimer collins, social conditions
