This novel's seven books include "The Great Temptation," "The Valley of Humiliation," and "Wheat and Tares."
This novel's seven books include "The Great Temptation," "The Valley of Humiliation," and "Wheat and Tares." It ends with the epitaph "In their death they were not divided," a reference to the two central characters. Its setting is a town named for the son of Beorl, St. Ogg, and it is this town that is home to the two title landmarks. Humor is provided by Sister Pullet and Sister Glegg, the aunts of the central characters, while three major participants in this novel's tragedies are Lucy Deane, her fiance Stephen Guest, and Philip Wakem. FTP, identify this work centering on Tom and Maggie Tulliver, a novel by George Eliot.
This novel's seven books include "The Great Temptation," "The Valley of Humiliation," and "Wheat and Tares."
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