Middlemarch (1871)
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The marriages, bills and professional ambitions have room to become complicated before anyone can pronounce a verdict. Eliot’s wit helps make that patience pleasurable: a whole town is trying to interpret itself, often badly. Choose it when you want to spend time with the compromises behind a respectable life. It is long and generously populated, so returning without a deadline is an advantage.
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