The Blind Mother and The Last Confession

The Blind Mother and The Last ConfessionThe Blind Mother and The Last Confession (1893) is a collection of two novellas by British master of fiction Hall Caine. In the Lake District of northwest England, a young blind woman named Mercy lives with her son and elderly father on land passed down through generations. After failing both as a farmer and as a prospectorthey live in country known for its rich veins of copperher father gives up their rights to the land to Hugh Ritson, a local

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