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The Mayor of Casterbridge
A man sells his wife and child to a sailor, remarries on becoming mayor, and learns his daughter is actually the sailor's.
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A man sells his wife and child to a sailor, remarries on becoming mayor, and learns his daughter is actually the sailor's.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sidney Morgan
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