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by George Eliot
About 134 pages (40,065 words)
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Book 5: Chapter 3 Summary

The visit with Philip has brought a ray of sunshine into Maggie's sad life, but she feels that they shouldn't meet clandestinely. However, Philip persuades her to continue meeting him and letting him bring her books. She still thinks of him in brotherly terms, but he is in love with her.

Book 5: Chapter 3 Analysis

This will be the best time in Maggie's short life. It will be the only time when she will have the love she seeks and needs. She and Philip truly love each other. If they had.....

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