Vintage Fair Condition - Cloth boards heavily faded, stained and worn, with frayed and torn corners and spine ends. Front hinge badly split, text block pulling away. Pages browned and spotted, with an inscription dated 1910.
Betrayed by the religious community he once trusted, Silas Marner settles in the village of Raveloe and withdraws into a life of weaving and hoarding gold. To his neighbours he is a strange, isolated figure, and his savings become the centre of an existence emptied of affection. When the gold is stolen, his fragile security collapses. Then a small child appears at his hearth, setting him on a path towards a very different kind of attachment. Her arrival also touches the lives and secrets of the wealthy Cass family, drawing private choices into the wider village world. George Eliot’s novel combines a memorable story of loss and renewal with a thoughtful examination of responsibility, belonging and the bonds through which people recover trust.
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