Middlemarch

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10 Middlemarch BOOK VII. TWO TEMPTATIONS. Chapter LXIII These little things are great to little man.—GOLDSMITH. ‘H ave you seen ...

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1 Middlemarch heard hints of Lydgate’s expenses being obviously too great to be met by his practice, but he thought it not unl ...

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1 Middlemarch much streaked with jealousy when Mr. Farebrother sat down by her. Fred used to be much more easy about his own a ...

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 0 Middlemarch the perversity which will often spring from the moodiness of a man ill at ease in his affairs. He answered in a ...