The House of Mirth (Oxford World's Classics) by Edith Wharton

The House of Mirth (Oxford World's Classics)

Edith Wharton
368 pages
Oxford University Press; Reprint edition
Mar 2009
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From Barnes & NobleEdith Wharton's classic tale of social mores in early-20th-century New York focuses on the travails of Lily Bart, a ravishing young woman who lacks a fortune of her own and needs to find a wealthy husband in order to secure her position. Torn between her desire for freedom and the rigid conventions of upper-class society, Lily tragically misses her chance for real love with the intellectually refined attorney Lawrence Selden, the one man who could make her happy.




From the Publisher"Beautifully produced, this may well become the standard reading text."--E.N. Feltskog,
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Pages 368
Publisher Oxford University Pr...
Published 2009
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