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research:Laura Lagomarsino  \n◎2002 Black Cat Publishing,an imprint of Cideb Editrice,Genoa,Canterbury  \nRevised edition  \n◎2007 Black Cat Publishing,an imprint of Cideb Editrice,Genoa,Canterbury  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book maybe reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted,in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording orotherwise,without the written permission of the publisher.  \nWewould be happy to receive your comments andsuggestions,and give you any other informationconcerning our material.editorial@blackcat-cideb.comwww.blackcat-cideb.comwww.cideb.it  \nISBN 978-88-7754-798-9 Book+CD  \nISBN 978-88-7754-873-3 Book  \nontents  \nGeorge Eliot and The Mill on the Floss  \n5  \n# Part 1 CHILDHOOD\n\nCHAPTER 1 Dorlcote Mill  \nTRACK  \n8  \nCHAPTER 2 Tom comes home  \n14  \nCHAPTER 3 The aunts and uncles are coming  \nTRACK③  \n18  \nCHAPTER 4 Maggie behaves worse than she expected  \n23  \nCHAPTER 5 Maggie runs away to the gypsies27  \nCHAPTER 6 Tom's new school31  \nCHAPTER 7 A love scene35  \nCHAPTER 8The golden gates are passed38  \nA CT IVI T IE S  \n7,12,17,22,26,30,34,37,39  \n# Part 2 DOWNFALL\n\nTRACK⑤  CHAPTER 9 What had happened at home42CHAPTER 10 The family council48CHAPTER 11 Tom looks for work52CHAPTER 12 How a hen protects her chicks57CHAPTER 13 Mr Tulliver comes downstairs63CHAPTER 14 A voice from the past69A C T I VITIE S46,51,56,62,68,72  \nPart 3 MAGGIE AND PHILIP  \nTRACK6 CHAPTER 15 In the Red Deeps  \n75  \nCHAPTER 16 Tom's business venture  \n80  \nCHAPTER 17 The wavering balance84  \nCHAPTER 18 Another love scene87  \nTRACK⑦  CHAPTER 19 Tom discovers the truth92  \nCHAPTER 20 A day of reckoning99  \nA CT IVITI E S  \n78,83,86,90,97,102  \nThe‘Woman Question'in Victorian Britain  \n104  \n# Part 4 TEMPTATION\n\nTRACK8 CHAPTER 21 A duet in paradise107CHAPTER 22 First impressions112CHAPTER 23 Maggie tells her secret119CHAPTER 24 Brother and sister122CHAPTER 25 Under a spell125CHAPTER 26 Philip re-enters130CHAPTER 27 Wakem in a new light135TRACK⑨CHAPTER 28 A dance at Park House138CHAPTER 29 Borne along by the tide143A CT I V IT IE S 111,118,121,124,129,134,136,142,148  \n# Part 5 THE FINAL RESCUE\n\nTRACK⑩CHAPTER 30 The return to the mill151  \nTRACK①  CHAPTER 31 The last conflict154  \nTRACK⑫  Conclusion159  \nA C T I VITIE S153,158,159  \n40  \nPART 1-THE TEXT AND BEYOND  \n73  \nPART 2-THE TEXT AND BEYOND  \n103  \nPART 3-THE TEXT AND BEYOND  \n149  \nPART 4-THE TEXT AND BEYOND  \n160  \nPART 5-THE TEXT AND BEYOND  \nThese symbols indicate the beginning and end of therecorded parts of the text.  \nGeorge Eliot painted byFrancois D'Albert-Durade in1849.She was not physicallyattractive(notice her eyes)buther intelligence was fascinating.  \nGeorge Eliot andThe Mill on the Floss  \nMary Ann Evans(later known as George Eliot)was born in 1819 at SouthFarm in Warwickshire.Her father was a farm manager,and her mother rana dairy.1 Although no one else in her family was 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