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Excerpt from Silas Marner, the Weaver of Raveloe
Since the first appearance of Silas Marner in the Riverside Literature Series, increased attention has been paid to the study of fiction in its great forms, and this book ofiers so admirable a subject for analytical and constructive criticism, that a. New edi tion is now issued, more fully equipped for this pur pose. Besides the general Introduction by Mr. Bliss Carman which has always accompanied the publica tion in this series, and the explanatory notes at the end of the volume, the Publishers now present with pleasure The Study of Silas Marner, a Obro nology of the Life and Works of George Eliot, References for the Study of George Eliot's Life, Suggestions to Teachers, and finally, at the end of the volume, Topics for Study, all these additions being prepared by Mrs. H. A. Davidson. The vol ume, thus equipped, is singularly well adapted for promoting a serious study of this work of literary art.
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