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¡ºClayhanger¡» is a novel written by British author Arnold Bennett. Published in 1910, it is the first novel in the Clayhanger trilogy, followed by "Hilda Lessways" and "This Twain." The trilogy explores the lives and experiences of characters in the fictional Five Towns, a region based on the pottery village of Staffordshire, England.

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Summary
The story primarily focuses on Edwin Clayhanger, a young man from a middle-class family who works in his father's printing and stationery business. Edwin's life is marked by his aspirations, personal growth, and the difficulties he faces both in his career and in his relationships. The novel addresses the complexities of his family dynamics, his ambitions as an architect, and his romantic interests, including his relationship with Hilda Lessways.

It was a clear Friday in July 1872. A blue and white sky was reflected on the canal extending north to south. Heading towards the bridge, a long, narrow canal boat covered with a tarp came from the north. And a similar vessel slowly crawled towards the bridge from the south.