19th-century novels

Welcome to the 19th-century novels category of Questions LLC! If you are a lover of classic literature and find yourself captivated by the enchanting world of 19th-century novels, you have come to the right place. Within this category, you will find a treasure trove of questions relating to these timeless literary masterpieces. Whether you are seeking a deeper understanding of beloved classics like Pride and Prejudice or Wuthering Heights, or are curious about lesser-known hidden gems, this category is sure to satisfy your curiosity. Engage in discussions, explore different perspectives, and dive into the rich narratives that have shaped the literary landscape. Get ready to unravel the complexities, themes, and characters that have made these novels enduring works of art. Let the exploration begin!

Questions (7)

How does Erik (the phantom) from The Phantom of the Opera show romance?
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2. asked by Rose
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What is an example of dramatic irony in Hard Times? I think the answer is bWhen the audience knows that Stephen changed his name
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Could you please check these sentences, please? Thank you.1) Jane Austen appeared on the literary scene with her novel of
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2. asked by Henry2
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Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe increased public support for the abolitionist movement by doing what?Responses: A.
1. 1 answer
2. asked by NicePerson
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The following text is excerpted from The Red Badge of Courage, an 1895 novel by Stephen Crane. In the text, a young Civil War
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2. asked anonymously
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The monster says he willa appear when his companion is ready b help create his mate c go with Frankenstein
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2. asked anonymously
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Which series of novels is considered Émile Zola's most significant literary achievement?a The Three Musketeers b Les
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2. asked anonymously
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