Hall Farm

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Hall Farm is the rural dairy farm in George Eliot’s novel "Adam Bede" where the sharp-tongued, capable farmer’s wife Mrs. Poyser manages the household and agricultural affairs.

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Hall Farm canonical 4
Hayslope Farm 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional farm
fictional location
agriculturalAffairsManagedBy Mrs. Poyser
linked to: Mrs Poyser
appearsInChapterRange multiple chapters of Adam Bede
appearsInWork Adam Bede
associatedCharacter Adam Bede
Dinah Morris
Hetty Sorrel
Mr. Poyser
linked to: Mr Poyser

Mrs. Poyser
linked to: Mrs Poyser
countryInFiction England
createdBy George Eliot
genreOfWorkContext Victorian realist novel
householdManagedBy Mrs. Poyser
linked to: Mrs Poyser
knownFor comic and satirical scenes
efficient dairy management
orderly household
literaryPeriod 19th-century English literature
locatedInFictionalRegion Hayslope
managedByCharacter Mrs. Poyser
linked to: Mrs Poyser
medium novel
narrativeRole central rural setting in Adam Bede
primaryFunction dairy farm
settingType rural setting
thematicRole depicts rural agricultural life
illustrates social and domestic order
workOriginalLanguage English
workPublicationYear 1859

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mrs Poyser livesAt Hall Farm
Mrs. Poyser residesIn Hall Farm
Mr Poyser residence Hall Farm
Tommy Poyser residence Hayslope Farm
linked to: Hall Farm
Martin Poyser residence Hall Farm