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By George Eliot
25 Sep, 2019
Written between the inception of Middlemarch and the completion, seven years later, of Daniel Deronda, this book is a charming treatment of a subject taken from Boccaccio; a poem interesting by virtue of its graceful form.
Written between the inception of Middlemarch and the completion, seven years later, of Daniel Deronda, this book is a charming treatment of a subject taken from Boccaccio; a poem interesting by virtue of its graceful form. Less
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- 363.991 KB
- 68
- Public Domain Books
- 2009-08-19
- English
- 978-1245832731
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