George Eliot's "Impressions of Theophrastus Such" offers a sharp and insightful collection of character sketches and social commentary, viewed through the discerning eyes of its eponymous narrator. A work of astute satire, the essays within provide a fascinating window into the nuances and complexities of Victorian society. Eliot's keen observations explore a range of human foibles and social hypocrisies with characteristic wit and intelligence.

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