The "Conclusion" to this work features a wedding held at the Rainbow, which is looked in upon by suc
The "Conclusion" to this work features a wedding held at the Rainbow, which is looked in upon by such guests as Mr. Osgood and Mr. Crackenthorp.  In the previous chapter, the title character takes a journey to Lantern Yard to look up his old minister, Mr. Paston, but he only finds Prison Street.  When we first see the title character, he's working in his cottage near the edge of a deserted stone-pit.  He moved to a small village after being framed by William Dane, but his life gets better when he starts caring for the daughter of a barmaid named Molly.  FTP, name this work which features Godfrey Cass, his daughter Eppie, and the titular weaver of Raveloe, a short novel by George Eliot.
The "Conclusion" to this work features a wedding held at the Rainbow, which is looked in upon by such guests as Mr. Osgood and Mr. Crackenthorp.  
Silas Marner