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"The Miraculous Revenge"  1885⿡ ǥ ҼԴϴ.
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< Classics in English _ The Miraculous Revenge by Bernard Shaw >
"The Miraculous Revenge" is a short story published by George Bernard Shaw in 1885.
This novel is one of Shaw's early works, and it is a work that clearly shows his satirical style and social critical perspective. Set in Ireland, it contains a satirical story about religion and justice.

The plot revolves around a young lawyer, Horace Buller, who investigates strange incidents in a village where dead bodies are repeatedly dug up from graves.
It is revealed that the village priest, the resident priest, is behind these 'miracles'. He confesses that he committed these acts as revenge for being unjustly punished.
Through this story, Shaw sharply criticizes the concepts of religion, law, and justice. In particular, he satirically exposes the hypocrisy of religious leaders and the imperfections of the legal system.
"The Miraculous Revenge" is a work that clearly shows Shaw's characteristic humor and irony. He effectively criticizes the contradictions of real society by using supernatural elements.
This novel is considered a work that well demonstrates Shaw's literary talent and his aspect as a social critic. In particular, despite being his early work, the sharp social criticism seen in his later works is already present.

Although "The Miraculous Revenge" is a short work, it is an important text that well demonstrates Shaw's critical view on religion, justice, and social institutions. It is also considered an interesting work that provides a glimpse into Irish society in the late 19th century.
This novel deals with topics that are still relevant today, making it an interesting read for modern readers.

Summary
I arrived in Dublin on the evening of the fifth of August, and drove to the residence of my uncle, the Cardinal Archbishop. He is like most of my family, deficient in feeling, and consequently averse to me personally. He lives in a dingy house, with a side-long view of the portico of his cathedral from the front windows, and of a monster national school from the back. My uncle maintains no retinue. The people believe that he is waited upon by angels. When I knocked at the door, an old woman, his only servant, opened it, and informed me that her master was then officiating at the cathedral, and that he had directed her to prepare dinner for me in his absence. An unpleasant smell of salt fish made me ask her what the dinner consisted of.

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