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by Beryl Bainbridge
About 53 pages (16,013 words)
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Master Georgie Study Guide consists of approx. 53 pages of summaries and analysis on Master Georgie by Beryl Bainbridge. Browse the literature study guide below:

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The story begins in the year 1846, when the orphan, Myrtle, is twelve years old and living with the upper middle-class Hardy family of Liverpool. When Mr. Hardy brought her into his home as a young girl, she was only to remain with the family temporarily, just until the smallpox epidemic was brought under control. However, the Hardy daughter, Beatrice, takes a liking to her, so she becomes a permanent member of the household. She does not know her exact age or name, but is named Myrtle after the street where the orphanage stands, where she would have been placed, had not the vagaries of chance and fate played a significant role in her life. (read more)
      Chapter 1, Plate 1 1846 "Girl in the Presence of Death"
      Chapter 2, Plate 2 1850 "A Veil Lifted"
      Chapter 3, Plate 3 1854 "Tug-of-War Beside the Sweet Waters of Europe"
      Chapter 4, Plate 4 August 1854 "Concert Party at Varna"
      Chapter 5, Plate 5 October 1854 "Funeral Procession Shadowed by Beatrice"
      Chapter 6, Plate 6 November 1854 "Smile, Boys, Smile"

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