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Far from the Madding Crowd

Thomas Hardy

Editora: Caelwick Press

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Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy is a richly atmospheric Victorian novel about love, independence, pride, loyalty, and the difficult choices that shape a life. Set in the rural landscapes of Wessex, the story follows Bathsheba Everdene, a spirited and self-reliant young woman who inherits a farm and must learn to manage both her estate and the complicated expectations placed upon her by society. Her beauty, ambition, and independence attract three very different suitors: the steady and devoted Gabriel Oak, the wealthy but emotionally troubled William Boldwood, and the charming yet reckless Sergeant Troy. Through these relationships, Hardy explores the tension between passion and judgment, freedom and responsibility, desire and consequence.

The novel is deeply rooted in country life, portraying the rhythms of farming, seasonal labor, village gossip, social hierarchy, and the close relationship between people and the natural world. Beneath its romantic plot lies a powerful study of character, fate, and moral growth, showing how impulsive decisions can lead to suffering, but also how endurance and humility can create the possibility of renewal. Blending romance, tragedy, pastoral realism, and psychological insight, this classic remains one of Hardy's most beloved works, admired for its vivid setting, complex heroine, emotional intensity, and timeless exploration of human love and resilience.
Disponível desde: 19/05/2026.
Comprimento de impressão: 486 páginas.

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