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Of Human Bondage Study Guide

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by W. Somerset Maugham
About 68 pages (20,349 words)

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Of Human Bondage Study Guide consists of approx. 68 pages of summaries and analysis on Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Of Human Bondage is the story of a young man's struggle to find the meaning of in a world that is cruel. Philip Carey has a club foot, making him the subject of cruelty at school and ridicule in the adult world. Philip allows this treatment to warp his personality, making him introspective and solitary. Due to this, Philip suffers greatly in silence, aching only to find someone to love him without condition. It is a desire that is universal, making this novel one that readers of all ages will identify with. (read more)
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      Chapters 5-7
      Chapters 8-12
      Chapters 13-19
      Chapters 20-25
      Chapters 26-28
      Chapters 29-34
      Chapters 35-39
      Chapters 40-43
      Chapters 44-50
      Chapter 51-56
      Chapters 57-65
      Chapters 66-71
      Chapters 72-78
      Chapters 79-86
      Chapters 87-94
      Chapters 95-107
      Chapters 108-114
      Chapters 115-122

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