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"The Lion's Share" from Arnold Bennett. English writer (1867-1931).

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Anna and her half-sister Agnes grow up unloved by their strict father, Ephraim Tellwright, a wealthy miser and a rigid Methodist. Anna dutifully allows her father to manage her inheritance, a fortune that attracts a marriage proposal from Henry Mynors, a religion teacher with business acumen. The engaged couple plan to live in the former home of Titus Price, Ephraim's delinquent tenant who committed suicide. Long accustomed to being dominated by her father and her fiance, Anna is tragically unable to act on her long-suppressed love for Price's timid son Willie, who kills himself in despair."