A character in this novel dies after a late-night ride in which he cripples his brother's prize horse Wildfire.
In the tenth chapter of this novel, the protagonist receives unhelpful advice about having the tailor Tookey make him a Sunday suit from Mr. Macey but is cheered by the famous lard-cakes provided by a wheelwright's wife. A character in this novel dies after a late-night ride in which he cripples his brother's prize horse Wildfire. Another character in this novel is able to marry (*) Nancy Lammeter after revealing that his previous wife, the opium addict Molly Farren, had frozen to death. The protagonist of this novel is framed for theft by William Dane and kicked out of Lantern Yard, then later has his hoard of gold stolen by Dunstan Cass, but eventually finds happiness after adopting Eppie. For 10 points, identify this 1861 novel about a "weaver of Raveloe", written by George Eliot.
In the tenth chapter of this novel, the protagonist receives unhelpful advice about having the tailor Tookey make him a Sunday suit from Mr. Macey but is cheered by the famous lard-cakes provided by a wheelwright's wife.
Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe