Mrs. Dalloway; a novel published in 1925 AD, written by Virginia Woolf, and the events of this novel revolve around the main heroine Clarissa Dalloway, who belongs to the upper class in London and is married to a member of Parliament. The novel also explains the nature of time in personal experiences, through many intertwined stories.
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A novel that follows a day in the life of Clarissa Dalloway, an upper-class woman in London, and explores the psychological tensions and memories that shape her life.
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