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Fardorougha, The Miser - William Carleton

By William Carleton

Release Date: 1869-01-01

Genre: Fiction & Literature

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Fardorougha Donovan and his wife, Honor, have been married 13 years and are childless. Honor continues to pray that she will bear a child, while her husband abandons such hopes, giving himself over the accumulation of wealth through usury and other exactions inflicted upon poorer neighbours.

Fardorougha, The Miser - William Carleton

By William Carleton

Release Date: 1869-01-01

Genre: Fiction & Literature

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Fardorougha Donovan and his wife, Honor, have been married 13 years and are childless. Honor continues to pray that she will bear a child, while her husband abandons such hopes, giving himself over the accumulation of wealth through usury and other exactions inflicted upon poorer neighbours.

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