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Evan Harrington - Complete
George Meredith
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'Engaged?' Mrs. Wishaw whispered aloud.
The Countess, an adept in the lie implied—practised by her, that she might not subject herself to future punishment (in which she was so devout a believer, that she condemned whole hosts to it)—deeply smiled.
'Really!' said Mrs. Wishaw, and was about to inquire why Evan, with these brilliant expectations, could think of trade and tailoring, when the young man, whose forehead had been growing black, jumped up, and quitted them; thus breaking the harmony of the table; and as the Countess had said enough, she turned the conv. . . Read More
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George Meredith has the dubious distinction of being the most critically heralded Victorian writer to fall into obscurity. He is a comedic writer in the vein of Dickens and Thackeray, but also a deep thinker and artist not afraid to touch upon sensitive topics (in this novel he covers unwed mothers,
Top-notch entry into that esteemed category of fiction, Victorian era British comedy, in which manners are king and the euphuists rule with velvet gloves. The titular Evan here is one born to serve in a snipocracy, but who not-so-secretly aspires to the good life, sampled at Beckley Court and in the