Story · Britain · 1855
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North and South
68Worth an evening.
The strike is the story, and people are hungry while the pair misjudge.
The review
People are hungry. I had this stored as a courtship with chimneys, and it will not stay there. Margaret Hale moves from a parsonage to a factory city. She and a mill owner misjudge each other across a strike. A house can read Gaskell. The work of the mill is the argument, so the machines and the wages come before the misunderstanding.
A strike is not a backdrop. They are wrong about each other while a town fights over the work. Read it with a teen who thinks the hands are scenery for the couple. If you tell someone the plot, start with the mill and the hunger, or you have told a thinner book than the one she wrote.
Journal
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No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
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The glance
Piety is the thin one.
Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?
This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.
The eight
- 9Industry
The work of the mill is the argument, not a romantic set.
- 6Household
She and the mill owner misjudge each other from opposite lives.
- 5Piety
She comes from a parsonage into a city run by the mill.
- 7Courage
The strike is the risk, and the two still misjudge across it.
- 9Republic
A strike is not a backdrop. People in the town are hungry.
- 5Temperance
Each wants to be right about the other before looking harder.
- 7Truth
They misjudge each other while the strike is the true fact.
- 6Stewardship
During the strike what the town has is hunger, not a wage.
Where to read
Finding the page.
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