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<Classics to read in English _ Riceyman Steps _ A Novel by Arnold Bennett>
¡°Leishman Steps¡± is a novel by Arnold Bennett, a British writer known for his works in the early 20th century. This novel was published in 1923 and is one of Bennett's most important works.
The story is set in the Pimlico area of London and revolves around the lives of the two main characters, Henry Earlforward and his wife Violet Arb. Henry, a widower in his 50s, runs a used bookstore in Reishman Steps. He is a meticulous and somewhat obsessive man with a strict and frugal lifestyle. His wife, Violet, is a young woman who is dissatisfied with her simple living environment and longs for a more comfortable life.
As the story unfolds, "Riceyman Steps" tells the story of the complexities of the Earlforwards' marriage and their differing values and expectations. The novel addresses themes of love, money, and the human condition as the characters grapple with their desires and insecurities.

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Summary
On an autumn afternoon of 1919 a hatless man with a slight limp might have been observed ascending the gentle, broad acclivity of Riceyman Steps, which lead from King's Cross Road up to Riceyman Square, in the great metropolitan industrial district of Clerkenwell. He was rather less than stout and rather more than slim. His thin hair had begun to turn from black to grey, but his complexion was still fairly good, and the rich, very red lips, under a small greyish moustache and over a short, pointed beard, were quite remarkable in their suggestion of vitality