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Barney Snaith: character portrait from The Blue Castle: A Novel (Montgomery, L. M. (Lucy Maud))

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Barney Snaith

The Blue Castle: A Novel by Montgomery, L. M. (Lucy Maud)

The notorious, gossiped-about outlaw living on an island in Lake Mistawis whom Valancy asks to marry her; rumored a jail-bird and criminal, he is secretly the nature-writer John Foster and the estranged son of a patent-medicine magnate.

Also known as: Bernard Redfern, John Foster

Inside the story

Meet Barney Snaith

Barney Snaith is a reclusive man living on an island in Lake Mistawis, where local gossip brands him a dangerous outlaw and possible criminal. At the story’s outset, Valancy Stirling approaches him with an unexpected request to marry her, drawing him into her troubled life.

On the page

A raffish, disreputable-looking man of thirty-five with overlong tawny hair dashed with red, dark-brown eyes, ears that stick out just enough to look alert, a single straight eyebrow, and something a little grim about the jaw; often unshaven and grease-stained in muddy overalls, clean-shaven after marrying.

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