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  • 030 - Chapter 29

    030 - Chapter 29
    Feb 8 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    20 m
  • 029 - Chapter 28

    029 - Chapter 28
    Feb 7 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    16 m
  • 028 - Chapter 27

    028 - Chapter 27
    Feb 6 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    10 m
  • 027 - Chapter 26

    027 - Chapter 26
    Feb 5 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    36 m
  • 026 - Chapter 25

    026 - Chapter 25
    Feb 5 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    13 m
  • 025 - Chapter 24

    025 - Chapter 24
    Feb 5 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    24 m
  • 024 - Chapter 23

    024 - Chapter 23
    Feb 5 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    38 m
  • 023 - Chapter 22

    023 - Chapter 22
    Feb 5 2026
    Muslin, also known as A Drama In Muslin, is a poignant and realistic novel by George Moore that delves into the lives of five Irish girls navigating the tumultuous waters of adulthood after graduating from convent school. At the heart of the story is Alice Barton, a young woman who feels stifled by the societal expectations placed upon her and yearns for self-discovery, yet finds her path obstructed by the constraints of her gender. Her younger sister, Olive, though less popular in school, thrives in the real world, highlighting the stark contrast and rivalry between the two sisters. But this narrative extends beyond their personal struggles, capturing the early stirrings of conflict between landlords and peasants in Ireland, the pervasive poverty, and much more. Upon its release, the book faced condemnation and was banned by major British libraries due to its perceived immorality. Yet, as the public began to embrace realism, it gained immense popularity and has remained in print ever since. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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    21 m