He once again falls under suspicion after using a foxglove remedy to cure the dropsy of his neighbor Sally Oates.
The central secret in this novel takes shape after the death of the horse Wildfire. The title character's backstory is related early on, including his loss of his fiancée Sarah and his betrayal at the hands of his friend William Dane. He once again falls under suspicion after using a foxglove remedy to cure the dropsy of his neighbor Sally Oates. He does grow close with another neighbor, Dolly Winthrop, whose son Aaron marries his daughter at the novel's end. This happens after a visit from Nancy Lammeter and Godfrey Cass who fail to gain custody of the title character's daughter, Eppie. For 10 points, name this novel about the titular weaver of Raveloe, a work by George Eliot.
The central secret in this novel takes shape after the death of the horse Wildfire.
{Silas Marner}