Middlemarch

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 Middlemarch avoided dwelling on his own honorable actions.’ She did not feel that her husband’s conduct was depreciated; but ...

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 Middlemarch very handsomely of my late tractate on the Egyptian Mys- teries,—using, in fact, terms which it would not become ...

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 Middlemarch CHAPTER XXXVIII ‘C’est beaucoup que le jugement des hommes sur les actions humaines; tot ou tard il devient effi ...

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