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<A classic read in English_ These Twain by Arnold Bennett>
"This Twain" by Arnold Bennett is a fascinating novel published in 1916 and the third book in the acclaimed Clayhanger trilogy.
"This Twain" takes place several years after the events of "Clayhanger" and "Hilda Lessways". Edwin, finally free from his father's oppressive influence, establishes himself as a successful architect.
The novel's themes include marital discord, artistic ambition, and the changing role of women in early 20th-century society.
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Summary
Paramount among the old was the house of the Member of Parliament, near the top of the important mound that separates Hanbridge from Bursley. The aged and widowed Member used the house little, but he kept it up, and sometimes came into it with an unexpectedness that extremely flattered the suburb