Mr. Snell owns the tavern that the title character goes to in order to share his grief, bringing him to the attention of Dolly Winthrop who encourages him to go back to church. The title character was excommunicated (*) from Lantern Yard after being accused of burglary, returning years later with his adopted daughter, Eppie. Sixteen years after the
Mr. Snell owns the tavern that the title character goes to in order to share his grief, bringing him to the attention of Dolly Winthrop who encourages him to go back to church. The title character was excommunicated (*) from Lantern Yard after being accused of burglary, returning years later with his adopted daughter, Eppie. Sixteen years after the title character's gold is stolen, it is found along with the dead body of Dunsey Cass in a stone pit in, FTP, this George Eliot novel about a namesake weaver of Raveloe.
Mr. Snell owns the tavern that the title character goes to in order to share his grief, bringing him to the attention of Dolly Winthrop who encourages him to go back to church.
{Silas Marner}: The Weaver of Raveloe