The daughter of the priest. Orwell J.

England, the era of great depression. Dorothy is the daughter of the Monk Charles Heir, the abbot of the Church of St. Athenstan in Suffolka. She is a skilled mistress, commits good deeds, tries to cultivate only good thoughts in herself, and when bad ones arise, she points her hand with a pin. Even when she sees the costumes for the school performance, she is haunted by thoughts of poverty that surrounds her, and about debts that she cannot afford to pay. And suddenly she is in London. She has silk stockings, in her pocket money, and she cannot remember her name...

This is a novel about a girl who has lost her memory due to an accident, she rethinks for herself the questions of faith and identity in The world of unemployment and hunger.