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Chapter 29 No.29
Word Count: 2826
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Released on: 30/11/2017
midst of a profound silence. The trees stood stark in the grey air as if petrified;
n except the wet sheep, nor did
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“Hailed by Yeats as a masterpiece, this 1886 novel sheds light on the Anglo-Irish marriage market. Moore offers a satiric yet sympathetic look at five unmarried daughters of the Anglo-Irish gentry and details their desperate antics to locate suitable husbands. Written with vivid and rich attention to period details, the book is a prime example of Moore's innate ability to grasp women's issues.”