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E nglish L an g u a g e N otes R O U G H JUSTICE: PREMATURITY AND CHILD-MURDER IN GEORGE E L IO T ’S ADAM BEDE If tw en tieth -cen tu ry re a d e rs o f Adam Bede (1859) te n d to miss th e signs o f 17-year-old H etty S o rre ll’s p re g n a n c y u n til af te r she is ja ile d fo r infanticide, n in e te e n th -c e n tu ry read ers fo u n d its tre a tm e n t in d e c e n tly obvious. O n e reviewer, o b je c tin g to G eorge E lio t’s “d a tin g a n d discussing th e several stages th a t p re cede th e b ir th o f a c h ild ,” c o m p lain e d : H e tty ’s feelin g s a n d c h a n g e s a re in d ic a te d w
English Language Notes – Duke University Press
Published: Jun 1, 2000
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