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The Mill on the Floss

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Founding TextsPublished 1860

The Mill on the Floss

by George Eliot

Pages

205

Difficulty

Approachable

Tone

Salon

Chapters

58

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  1. Chapter I.
  2. Chapter Ii.
  3. Chapter Iii.
  4. Chapter Iv.
  5. Chapter V.
  6. Chapter Vi.
  7. Chapter Vii.
  8. Chapter Viii.
  9. Chapter Ix.
  10. Chapter X.
  11. Chapter Xi.
  12. Chapter Xii.
  13. Chapter Xiii.
  14. Chapter I.
  15. Chapter Ii.
  16. Chapter Iii.
  17. Chapter Iv.
  18. Chapter V.
  19. Chapter Vi.
  20. Chapter Vii.
  21. Chapter I.
  22. Chapter Ii.
  23. Chapter Iii.
  24. Chapter Iv.
  25. Chapter V.
  26. Chapter Vi.
  27. Chapter Vii.
  28. Chapter Viii.
  29. Chapter Ix.
  30. Chapter I.
  31. Chapter Ii.
  32. Chapter Iii.
  33. Chapter I.
  34. Chapter Ii.
  35. Chapter Iii.
  36. Chapter Iv.
  37. Chapter V.
  38. Chapter Vi.
  39. Chapter Vii.
  40. Chapter I.
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