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The teller in the tale : aspects of narratorial voice in the novels of George Eliot
The primary concerns of this study are certain aspects of narratorial voice in Eliot's novels, and how, through them, the narrator manoeuvres the reader into positions conducive to the "extension of sympathy" that Eliot wishes to inculcate in her readers, hoping, as she does, that sympathy aroused t
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