Publisher;Penguin
Author; George Eliot
Title; Adam Bede
Once you get used to the dialect;
"Which was ye thinkin' on, Seth," "the pretty parson's face or her sarmunt, when ye forgot the panels?", the slow pace and domestic details, Adam Bede has a curiously compulsive effect. The chapter titled, A Crisis, where our hero comes to grief had me quite concerned.
I don't find the omniscient viewpoint annoying but the story might have been even more effective in the 1st person.
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What's a sarmunt?Hello Joy
Sour mint?