Manor-House Farmer's Vefela

Manor-House Farmer's Vefela

The novel follows the story of a farmer who lives in a manor house and his struggles with the changing social and economic landscape of rural Germany during the late 19th century.

By Berthold Auerbach · First published 1843 · Genre: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Farm Life · 11,421 words

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Not many will divine the orthography of this name in the Almanac; yet it is by no means uncommon, and the fate of the poor child who bore it reminds one strongly of the German story of her afflicted patroness, the holy St. Genevieve.

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Farming · Manor House · Village Life · Rural Setting · German Literature · 19th Century · Social Commentary · Humor · Satire · Irony · Prose Poetry · Microcosm

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