A character in Middlemarch
Middlemarch by Eliot, George
The sharp-tongued, aristocratic Rector's wife whose witty gossip and matchmaking commentary run through the Tipton and Freshitt social world.
Also known as: Mrs. Cadwallader
Inside the story
Mrs. Cadwallader is the sharp-tongued, aristocratic wife of the local rector, and a prominent voice in the social world of Tipton and Freshitt. She observes the people around her closely, offering witty gossip and pointed commentary on courtship and matchmaking.
A high-born, quick-eyed woman of decided manner and lively expression, dressed as a genteel country clergyman's wife.
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