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Conclusions to Part 1This chapter is in two parts. First, we try to draw together the various conclusions about . we have arrived at from all of our detailed study, in a descriptive discussion of the novel as a whole. Secondly, we bring together the various techniques and approaches that have been found useful in the preceding chapters, when analysing ..

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Regional Allocation of Public Investment,he reader. On the other hand, Mrs Dean has a narrow morality and is often foolish in both thought and action; and Mr Lockwood is a self-centred ass, ignorant of his own character. So there is no mystery about the ‘power’ of the story: Emily Bront? enhances the effect by characterising narrators who are shallow and easily pushed aside.

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