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Chapter 26 No.26
Word Count: 1886
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Released on: 06/12/2017
e inferred from the silence of the house that Bolton had not yet come home. She went up to her room, and after a gla
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Annie Kilburn
“Annie Kilburn, a New Englander, desperately tries to save her hometown from the negative effects of industrialization and eventually realizes that what they truly need is justice. Annie Kilburn reflects Howells's deepening disillusionment with American society.”