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Silas Marner by George Eliot ISBN 1 903552 15 X | |
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Silas Marner, a linen-weaver, works alone on his cottage loom. His earnings exceed his simple needs and by candlelight he bathes his hands in gold. The desolation of returning one night to find his gold stolen is only relieved a few weeks later when, in the fire-light, his short-sighted eyes discern gold lying beside the hearth: the golden ringlets of a young child deserted by her mother. But will Silas find happiness with the child?
This is a special, large-print, educational edition of Silas Marner by George Eliot. In content it is an exact copy of the Longman edition ISBN 0 582 23662 2. This type book is intended primarily for visually impaired students who attend mainstream schools. The design, layout and printing are specifically adapted to the needs of such pupils. It allows a school to use the same study material in a class of mixed visual abilities. | ||
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