However, her death turns out to be a trick by Ephraim Jenkinson and Mr. Burchell is revealed to be the uncle of Squire Thornhill.
R.H. Hopkins claims that, in this novel, the inconsistencies and improbable events in the narrative reveal the narrator's "hypocrisy." One character in this novel rudely follows every statement of Miss Skeegs and Lady Blarney with obnoxious cries of "Fudge." Later, that character's lettercase is opened and the letter within is misinterpreted as condemning the central family as opposed to the aforementioned ladies. A poem recited in this novel claims "And what is friendship but a name" as part of its overarching story about Edwin and Angelina. (*) Sophia is saved from drowning in a river and, near the end, Olivia is thought to be dead. However, her death turns out to be a trick by Ephraim Jenkinson and Mr. Burchell is revealed to be the uncle of Squire Thornhill. Arabella Wilmot and George Primrose are married at its end. For 10 points, name this novel about the titular clergyman by Oliver Goldsmith.
R.H. Hopkins claims that, in this novel, the inconsistencies and improbable events in the narrative reveal the narrator's "hypocrisy.
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