Silas Marner

Silas Marner tells a story that has long been the favourite among George Eliot's novels.

Silas is the friendless miserly weaver who lives by himself in a small cottage near the village of Raveloe in the heart of the English countryside. Nobody in the village knows anything about his strange past. The very sight of him terrifies the local children. His life and those of his neighbours become entwined through a series of extraordinary events in which a small child plays a very central part.
'A great treasure of beauty and humanity...' were the words with wihich Henry James described the work of George Eliot.

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