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A Pair of Blue Eyes Classics
Highlights
English
Language
NA
Edition
0
Pages
9780140432664
ISBN-13
0140432664
ISBN-10
Faber And Faber Penguin India
Publisher
176 mm
Height
110 mm
Width
21 mm
Thickness
Paperback
BindingDescription
The eyes in question belong to Elfride, a literary incarnation of Emma Gifford, Hardys first wife, and are her last and best treasure. Elfrides vitality and beauty exert a strong fascination and influence over men: firstly Stephen Smith, the ingenuous suitor who fails to win her hand, then Henry Knight, whose obsessive insistence on her purity embodies the double stand The eyes in question belong to Elfride, a literary incarnation of Emma Gifford, Hardys first wife, and are her last and best treasure. Elfrides vitality and beauty exert a strong fascination and influence over men: firstly Stephen Smith, the ingenuous suitor who fails to win her hand, then Henry Knight, whose obsessive insistence on her purity embodies the double standards of Victorian morality. But Elfrides inability to act, to shape her own future, is the trait which precipitates her tragic destiny a destiny which is intolerable not only for its victim, but also for those who love her.
