George Eliot's invaluable life lessons on confronting reality
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This is a CBC podcast. Welcome to Ideas. I'm Nala Ayed. Dearly beloved, we are gathered here in the sight of God and in the face of this congregation. Consider the happy ending you find in old books.
A Jane Austen novel usually ends with a wedding. To join together this man and this woman, or in pride and prejudice, two weddings. And this man and this woman. Happily ever after and ever after. That's standard fare for the Victorian novel.
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