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"Reads very similarly to George Eliot’s omnipotent narrator in ‘Mill on the Floss’ and their character-driven social commentary. Reads more satirically of course, probably because of Oliphant’s past lighter work but I’m enjoying it! Highly recommend for fans of Victorian literature." — Apr 15, 2026 05:26PM
"Reads very similarly to George Eliot’s omnipotent narrator in ‘Mill on the Floss’ and their character-driven social commentary. Reads more satirically of course, probably because of Oliphant’s past lighter work but I’m enjoying it! Highly recommend for fans of Victorian literature." — Apr 15, 2026 05:26PM
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"Letter VI might be one of the most beautiful letters I’ve ever read. Such vulnerability and wisdom is a shining light in such a dark and unforgiving an age as the present. I shall love all, indiscriminately." — Mar 15, 2026 04:08PM
"Letter VI might be one of the most beautiful letters I’ve ever read. Such vulnerability and wisdom is a shining light in such a dark and unforgiving an age as the present. I shall love all, indiscriminately." — Mar 15, 2026 04:08PM
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