Middlemarch, by George Eliot, 3. cilt1873 |
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Sayfa 19
... glad of that . It gives me an opportunity of doing some good work , — and I am aware that I have to justify his choice of me . But the consequence is , that the whole profession in Middlemarch have set themselves tooth and nail against ...
... glad of that . It gives me an opportunity of doing some good work , — and I am aware that I have to justify his choice of me . But the consequence is , that the whole profession in Middlemarch have set themselves tooth and nail against ...
Sayfa 20
... glad you have told me this , Mr Lydgate , " said Dorothea , cordially . " I feel sure I can help a little . I have some money , and don't know what to do with it - that is often an uncomfort- able thought to me . I am sure I can spare ...
... glad you have told me this , Mr Lydgate , " said Dorothea , cordially . " I feel sure I can help a little . I have some money , and don't know what to do with it - that is often an uncomfort- able thought to me . I am sure I can spare ...
Sayfa 32
... over the wine at a dinner - party , Mr Toller said , laugh- ingly , " Dibbitts will get rid of his stale drugs , then . I'm fond of little Dibbitts - I'm glad he's in luck . " " I see your meaning , Toller , " said 32 MIDDLEMARCH .
... over the wine at a dinner - party , Mr Toller said , laugh- ingly , " Dibbitts will get rid of his stale drugs , then . I'm fond of little Dibbitts - I'm glad he's in luck . " " I see your meaning , Toller , " said 32 MIDDLEMARCH .
Sayfa 45
... glad to come in . Things can't last as they are : there must be all sorts of reform soon , and then young fellows may be glad to come and study here . " Lydgate was in high spirits . " I shall not flinch , you may depend upon it , Mr ...
... glad to come in . Things can't last as they are : there must be all sorts of reform soon , and then young fellows may be glad to come and study here . " Lydgate was in high spirits . " I shall not flinch , you may depend upon it , Mr ...
Sayfa 52
... glad you are not Vesalius . I should have thought he might find some less horrible way than that . " " No , he couldn't , " said Lydgate , going on too earnestly to take much notice of her answer . " He could only get a complete ...
... glad you are not Vesalius . I should have thought he might find some less horrible way than that . " " No , he couldn't , " said Lydgate , going on too earnestly to take much notice of her answer . " He could only get a complete ...
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