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June 08, 2020

(I) Nature is, nature does...

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June 08, 2020

(II) Maggie & Tom: their Nature and the Natural World

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June 08, 2020

(III) Imagination as the Prospective Expansion

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June 08, 2020

(IV) Implications of Natural Forces: The History of Future

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Maggie Tulliver

"strangely old for her years in everything except in her entire want of that prudence and self-command"

Tom Tulliver

"he is not a youth of whom you would prophesy failure in anything he had thoroughly wished"

Mr. Tulliver

“Mr Tulliver was, on the whole, a man of safe traditional opinions”

Mrs. Tulliver

“Mrs Tulliver was what is called a good-tempered person,—never cried, when she was a baby, on any slighter ground than hunger and pins; and from the cradle upward had been healthy, fair, plump, and dull-witted; in short, the flower of her family for beauty and amiability.”

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