Near the beginning of this novel, the protagonist believed that Bob was wicked because his mother was fat and she had seen him handle bats and a snake, but Bob later offers to give her a dog as long as it is not his own dog Mumps.
Near the beginning of this novel, the protagonist believed that Bob was wicked because his mother was fat and she had seen him handle bats and a snake, but Bob later offers to give her a dog as long as it is not his own dog Mumps. This novel's protagonist's mother's maiden name is Dodson, and they have borrowed money from her sister, Jane Glegg. The main family in this book eventually goes bankrupt thanks to a lawsuit by Lawyer Wakem, which confuses the relationship between Philip Wakem and Maggie Tulliver. Name this George Eliot novel whose title refers to Jeremy Tulliver's workplace.
Near the beginning of this novel, the protagonist believed that Bob was wicked because his mother was fat and she had seen him handle bats and a snake, but Bob later offers to give her a dog as long as it is not his own dog Mumps.
(The) Mill on the Floss