The Poor Clare (eBook, ePUB) - Gaskell, Elizabeth
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“The poor clare” is a dark novel with a Gothic atmosphere. Intertwine love thwarted and a family curse, which illustrate clearly the social tensions of Victorian England, everything starts with the deliberate killing of the beloved dog of Bridget. This action triggers an enormous feeling of anger, hatred and vengeance. Bridget uina utter terrible curse against the killer dog: everything he loves more, will lose ...

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“The poor clare” is a dark novel with a Gothic atmosphere. Intertwine love thwarted and a family curse, which illustrate clearly the social tensions of Victorian England, everything starts with the deliberate killing of the beloved dog of Bridget. This action triggers an enormous feeling of anger, hatred and vengeance. Bridget uina utter terrible curse against the killer dog: everything he loves more, will lose ...
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Elizabeth Gaskell was an influential English novelist and biographer born in 1810. She is best known for her vivid depictions of Victorian society, portraying the lives of both the impoverished and the affluent. Her works, such as Mary Barton and North and South, examine class struggles and social issues, offering a nuanced perspective on industrial England.In addition to her novels, Gaskell is renowned for writing The Life of Charlotte Brontë, the first biography of her friend and fellow novelist. This biography not only solidified her place in literary history but also showcased her ability to write with compassion and discretion. Throughout her life, Gaskell balanced her writing career with raising a family, making her achievements even more impressive.Her work often highlighted the lives of women and their roles within a changing society, and her novels continue to be adapted for television and film. Gaskell's writing remains celebrated for its moral insights, vivid characters, and portrayal of the complexities of human nature.