First published in 1893, this novel came to question many subjects which were considered taboo. Through a few interconnected plots and sub plots, the story examines the role of women and the different opportunities women and men had. Through the twins of the title, a girl and a boy, and through two other ladies we discover the Victorian world in a different light. What does a woman have to do if, after marriage, she discovers very unsettling things about her husband's past? Yes, society expects her to stay with him and honor the marriage. But what if she is not willing? What are women expected to do when trapped in loveless marriages? The book also examine in many ways the idea that women are not inferior to men and should receive the same education, information about life, and preparation for the real world. This book received much academic attention. It is a must read for all feminist fiction admirers, history lovers, and many more from every field. It tells about Victorian society as it really was. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
PREFACEBOOK I. CHAPTER IBOOK I. CHAPTER IIBOOK I. CHAPTER IIIBOOK I. CHAPTER IVBOOK I. CHAPTER VBOOK I. CHAPTER VIBOOK I. CHAPTER VIIBOOK I. CHAPTER VIIIBOOK I. CHAPTER IXBOOK I. CHAPTER XBOOK I. CHAPTER XIBOOK I. CHAPTER XIBOOK I. CHAPTER XIIIBOOK I. CHAPTER XIVBOOK I. CHAPTER XV. PART IBOOK I. CHAPTER XV . PART IIBOOK I. CHAPTER XVIBOOK I. CHAPTER XVIIBOOK I. CHAPTER XVIIIBOOK I. CHAPTER XIXBOOK I. CHAPTER XX. PART IBOOK I. CHAPTER XX. PART IIBOOK I. CHAPTER XXIBOOK I. CHAPTER XXIIBOOK II. CHAPTER IBOOK II. CHAPTER IIBOOK II. CHAPTER IIIBOOK II. CHAPTER IVBOOK II. CHAPTER VBOOK II. CHAPTER VIBOOK II. CHAPTER VIIBOOK II. CHAPTER VIIIBOOK II. CHAPTER IXBOOK II. CHAPTER XBOOK II. CHAPTER XIBOOK II. CHAPTER XIIBOOK II. CHAPTER XIIIBOOK III. CHAPTER IBOOK III. CHAPTER IIBOOK III. CHAPTER IIIBOOK III. CHAPTER IVBOOK III. CHAPTER VBOOK III. CHAPTER VIBOOK III. CHAPTER VIIBOOK III. CHAPTER VIIIBOOK III. CHAPTER IXBOOK III. CHAPTER XBOOK III. CHAPTER XIBOOK III. CHAPTER XIIBOOK III. CHAPTER XIIIBOOK III. CHAPTER XIVBOOK III. CHAPTER XVBOOK IV. CHAPTER IBOOK IV. CHAPTER IIBOOK IV. CHAPTER IIIBOOK IV. CHAPTER IVBOOK IV. CHAPTER VBOOK IV. CHAPTER VIBOOK IV. CHAPTER VIIBOOK IV. CHAPTER VIIIBOOK IV. CHAPTER IXBOOK IV. CHAPTER XBOOK IV. CHAPTER XIBOOK IV. CHAPTER XIIBOOK IV. CHAPTER XIIIBOOK IV. CHAPTER XIVBOOK IV. CHAPTER XV. PART IBOOK IV. CHAPTER XV. PART IIBOOK V. CHAPTER IBOOK V. CHAPTER IIBOOK V. CHAPTER IIIBOOK V. CHAPTER IVBOOK V. CHAPTER VBOOK V. CHAPTER VIBOOK V. CHAPTER VIIBOOK V. CHAPTER VIIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER IBOOK VI. CHAPTER IIBOOK VI. CHAPTER IIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER IVBOOK VI. CHAPTER VBOOK VI. CHAPTER VIBOOK VI. CHAPTER VIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER VIIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER IXBOOK VI. CHAPTER XBOOK VI. CHAPTER XIBOOK VI. CHAPTER XIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER XIIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER XIVBOOK VI. CHAPTER XVBOOK VI. CHAPTER XVIBOOK VI. CHAPTER XVIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER XVIIIBOOK VI. CHAPTER XIX
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