Miser Farebrother, published in 1888 by B. L. Farjeon, is a fictional novel that centers on the character of Miser Farebrother, who inherits the dilapidated estate of Parksides. The narrative delves into themes of greed and neglect, intertwining the lives of various characters, including the impoverished Barley couple and their daughter Jane, who confronts their dire situation. The story also hints at ghostly tales surrounding the estate, creating a rich backdrop for the unfolding drama and social critique of the era.
