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Time of novel
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Raveloe is very isolated and therefore Dolly remains uneducated
2
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Class
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Dolly is part of the working class, as is her son
Silas Marner characters
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
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How is Silas presented in the beginning of the novel?4
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How is Silas presented in the middle of the novel?6
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How is Silas Marner presented at the end of the novel?7
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Silas context3
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How is Godfrey presented in the beginning of the novel?4
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How is Godfrey presented in the middle of the novel?6
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How is Godfrey presented in the end of the novel?5
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Godfrey context3
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How is Nancy presented at the beginning of the novel?6
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How is Nancy presented in the middle of the novel?6
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How is Nancy presented at the end of the novel?3
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Nancy context3
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How is Eppie presented as joyous?4
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How is Eppie presented as a replacement for Silas' gold?4
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How is Eppie presented as happy not being upper class?3
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Eppie context2
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How is Dolly presented as she comforts Silas?4
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How does Dolly introduce Silas back to religion?4
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Dolly context2
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Dunstan quotes4
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Squire quotes4
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Cass family context2
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Molly quotes3
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Molly context2
