Middlemarch

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10  Middlemarch strode, which on the one hand would have inclined her to desire that the mildest view of his character should ...

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10  Middlemarch that if anything were known to have gone wrong in Mr. Bulstrode’s affairs, she should see or hear some sign of ...

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10  Middlemarch quarrel of which the most important consequence was a perturbation of Mr. Bulstrode’s health. Beforehand Mrs. ...

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10  Middlemarch ‘But you must bear up as well as you can, Harriet. People don’t blame YOU. And I’ll stand by you whatever you ...

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10  Middlemarch he might find it necessary to pay a visit to Middlemarch within the next few weeks—a very pleasant necessity, ...

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10  Middlemarch believed that she had heard the bad news. Would she speak to him about it, or would she go on forever in the s ...

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