Middlemarch

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 Middlemarch he had both a strengthened resolve to go and an equally strong resolve not to go till he had once more seen Doro ...

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 Middlemarch with the et caeteras. Here is a sample: ‘How must you spell honey to make it catch lady-birds? Answer— money.’ Y ...

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 Middlemarch Mr. Trumbull and every one else, whose appearance, how- ever, led to the supposition that he might be a relative ...

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 Middlemarch CHAPTER LXI ‘Inconsistencies,’ answered Imlac, ‘cannot both be right, but imputed to man they may both be true.’ ...

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 Middlemarch ‘Yes; it was as I had supposed. He is a man who at one time might have done better. But he has sunk into a drunk ...

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 Middlemarch go away with for the present. What he had wanted chiefly was to see his friend Nick and family, and know all abo ...

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 0 Middlemarch in the signs that God intended him for special instrumen- tality. Then came the moment of transition; it was wi ...