Eli Makower

Summary

A two-volume novel of Polish and Jewish life by Orzeszkowa, who made the question of how the two peoples could live together one of her great subjects. It opens on an ageing woman whose proud, brilliant youth has long gone, and goes back from her to the family of the title. This book uses the racial and other slurs of its period as written; the Book Guide explains these words where they occur.

Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5, an AI assistant, from the text of the book.

Chapters (24)

1. 1. Tom I — I
2. 2. Tom I — II
3. 3. Tom I — III
4. 4. Tom I — IV
5. 5. Tom I — V
6. 6. Tom I — VI
7. 7. Tom I — VII
8. 8. Tom I — VIII
9. 9. Tom I — IX
10. 10. Tom I — X
11. 11. Tom I — XI
12. 12. Tom II — I
13. 13. Tom II — II
14. 14. Tom II — III
15. 15. Tom II — IV
16. 16. Tom II — V
17. 17. Tom II — VI
18. 18. Tom II — VII
19. 19. Tom II — VIII
20. 20. Tom II — IX
21. 21. Tom II — X
22. 22. Tom II — XI
23. 23. Tom II — XII
24. 24. Tom II — XIII