The protagonist of this novel has eyes that "seemed too unusual and striking," while her sister is "so amiable and innocent-looking.
The protagonist of this novel has eyes that "seemed too unusual and striking," while her sister is "so amiable and innocent-looking." They at first live with their uncle, whose "conclusions were as difficult to predict as the weather."  That Uncle Arthur runs a newspaper called The Pioneer, and his political goals fail because he is a bad landlord. The protagonist's sister, who marries James Chettam, is Celia. Chettam's estate is called Freshitt, while much of this novel takes place on Tipton Grange. The protagonist marries a man trying to write The Key to All Mythologies, but he dies.  Name this novel featuring the marriage of Will Ladislaw and Dorothea Brooke written by George Eliot.
The protagonist of this novel has eyes that "seemed too unusual and striking," while her sister is "so amiable and innocent-looking.
Middlemarch