Jeremy Poldark is the third of twelve novels in Poldark, a series of historical novels by Winston Graham. It was published in 1950. Jeremy Poldark continues the story of the Poldark marriage and family. The previous novel in the series (Demelza) ended on several dark notes in January 1790. Jeremy Poldark closes in June 1791, one month after the birth of the child for whom the novel is named. The events in Jeremy Poldark are the basis for Season 2, Episodes 1-4 in the television series adaptation launched in 2015 produced by the BBC.
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| - Jeremy Poldark è il terzo di dodici romanzi dei Poldark, una serie di romanzi storici di Winston Graham. È stato pubblicato nel 1950. Jeremy Poldark continua la storia del matrimonio e della famiglia Poldark. Il romanzo precedente della serie (Demelza) si è concluso su diverse note oscure nel gennaio 1790. Jeremy Poldark termina nel giugno 1791, un mese dopo la nascita del bambino da cui il romanzo prende il titolo. (it)
- Jeremy Poldark is the third of twelve novels in Poldark, a series of historical novels by Winston Graham. It was published in 1950. Jeremy Poldark continues the story of the Poldark marriage and family. The previous novel in the series (Demelza) ended on several dark notes in January 1790. Jeremy Poldark closes in June 1791, one month after the birth of the child for whom the novel is named. The events in Jeremy Poldark are the basis for Season 2, Episodes 1-4 in the television series adaptation launched in 2015 produced by the BBC. (en)
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| - "Just in St. Ann's I am, about me ordinary, proper, reasonable, human, respectable, decent, fair an' honest business when first I seen the two of 'em eyeing me as if I was a green goose ready for the Christmas pot. Ullo, I says. Footpads, I says. Or some such, I says. I'd best be off home, else they'll likely slit me throat when I aren't looking. Tes a crying shame," Jud went on, "what the country's coming to. Can't stir outside your own front door wi'out blackguards lying in wait. Tedn right. Tedn proper. Tedn fair." (en)
- His daughter was dead, his cousin had betrayed him, his much-labored-over smelting scheme was in ashes, he faced charges in the criminal court for which he might well be sentenced to death or life transportation, and if by some chance he survived that, it would be only a matter of months before bankruptcy and imprisonment followed. But in the meantime, fields had to be sown and reaped, copper had to be raised and marketed, Demelza had to be clothed and fed and cherished--so far as it was in his scope to cherish anyone at this stage. (en)
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| - Jeremy Poldark is the third of twelve novels in Poldark, a series of historical novels by Winston Graham. It was published in 1950. Jeremy Poldark continues the story of the Poldark marriage and family. The previous novel in the series (Demelza) ended on several dark notes in January 1790. Jeremy Poldark closes in June 1791, one month after the birth of the child for whom the novel is named. The events in Jeremy Poldark are the basis for Season 2, Episodes 1-4 in the television series adaptation launched in 2015 produced by the BBC. During the course of the novel, Ross defends himself in court, sells his interest in Wheal Leisure, enters into partnership with a smuggler, deepens his quarrel with George Warleggan, continues his admiration of Elizabeth Poldark, grows in his understanding of Demelza's virtues, and mends his estrangement with Francis Poldark. Demelza earns the respect and admiration of Ross's social and family circles. Dwight Enys meets and falls in love with the lively heiress Caroline Penvenen, whose station in life is much above his. Jud Paynter dies and is resurrected. (en)
- Jeremy Poldark è il terzo di dodici romanzi dei Poldark, una serie di romanzi storici di Winston Graham. È stato pubblicato nel 1950. Jeremy Poldark continua la storia del matrimonio e della famiglia Poldark. Il romanzo precedente della serie (Demelza) si è concluso su diverse note oscure nel gennaio 1790. Jeremy Poldark termina nel giugno 1791, un mese dopo la nascita del bambino da cui il romanzo prende il titolo. (it)
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