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(Classics to read in English _ The Old Maid (The Fifties) by Edith Wharton)
"The Old Maid" is a novella by Edith Wharton first published in 1924. Also known as "The Fifties" because the story is set in New York City in the 1850s.
Wharton explores themes of social class, gender, and the constraints of social mores in her "The Old Maid." She provides a nuanced and sympathetic portrayal of Delia and Charlotte, highlighting the complexities and contradictions of their personalities and the challenges they face navigating their roles as women in a patriarchal society.
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Summary
The story begins in the life of Delia Lovell, a young woman who became pregnant out of wedlock and was abandoned by the father of her child.
Her Delia's wealthy cousin, Charlotte, offers to raise her child as her own and provide financial support for her Delia's, but she agrees that Delia will renounce her rights to her child and never see her again. It is only possible if you cannot see it.
Delia reluctantly agrees to Charlotte's terms and the story covers the lives of a woman and a child named Tina over several decades. Delia is haunted by the loss of her child and is haunted by her guilt and remorse, while Charlotte struggles to raise a child of hers that is not her own...
CONTENTS
Part I
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II
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Part II
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