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Look Homeward, Angel Study Guide

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by Thomas Wolfe
About 92 pages (27,554 words)
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Part 2, Chapter 23 Summary

Eugene doesn't tell the Leonards that he is getting up early and delivering papers. By the beginning of his fifteenth year, he knows almost every English poet and has committed many of the poems to memory. Mrs. Leonard inspires him and encourages his scholarship. Eliza goes to Florida, and Eugene rooms and boards at the Leonards. The Leonards make good reports of him, and Gant hears about his accomplishments from his friends.

Part 2, Chapter 23 Analysis

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