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Show how Silas Marner is drawn back into society with the coming of Eppie.
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Show how Silas Marner is drawn back into society with the coming of Eppie.
Silas Marner had protuberant and myopic eyes and he used to live in Lanten yard and was a member of the church and he believed in god but one day an terrible incident happened that he stopped believing in god and started trusting no one so he decided to move to a different place where he was a pariah and that places name was Raveloe.
Silas Marner lived a hermit like life in Raveloe, he didn't talk to any one and didn't go to the rainbow and the only times he did talk to anyone was for business, and he worked the whole day without doing anything else and his work was his sewing loom. His daily theme was that the whole day he worked and at night the money he earned he would count it but the money didn't mean anything to him because he had no place to spend it because he stopped believing in god or any person.
Silas Marner continued his daily theme for fifteen years in Raveloe without any problems and he had lots of money because of
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