Multiple choice questions about George Eliot's Silas Marner, chapter 1.
The citizens of Raveloe often call on Silas for his
As a young man in Lantern yard, Silas was engaged to be married.
Silas' experience with his friend William Dane from Lantern Yard left him
What is Silas' primary occupation?
How is Silas' appearance described?
How long has Silas lived in Raveloe at the start of the novel?
What ailment does Silas suffer from?
Silas often invites his neighbors to his home and he longs for company.
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