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The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot

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V.3. The Wavering Balance........................................................................................ 233

V.4. Another Love-Scene ........................................................................................... 238

V.5. The Cloven Tree.................................................................................................. 242

V.6. The Hard-Won Triumph ..................................................................................... 251

V.7. A Day of Reckoning ........................................................................................... 255

Book VI: The Great Temptation..................................................................... 260

VI.1. A Duet in Paradise ............................................................................................. 260

VI.2. First Impressions................................................................................................ 266

VI.3. Confidential Moments ....................................................................................... 276

VI.4. Brother and Sister .............................................................................................. 279

VI.5. Showing That Tom Had Opened the Oyster...................................................... 284

VI.6. Illustrating the Laws of Attraction..................................................................... 287

VI.7. Philip Re-enters ................................................................................................. 294

VI.8. Wakem in a New Light...................................................................................... 304

VI.9. Charity in Full-Dress ......................................................................................... 309

VI.10. The Spell Seems Broken.................................................................................. 316

VI.11. In the Lane ....................................................................................................... 321

VI.12. A Family Party................................................................................................. 326

VI.13. Borne Along by the Tide ................................................................................. 331

VI.14. Waking............................................................................................................. 341

Book VII: The Final Rescue ............................................................................. 348

VII.1. The Return to the Mill ...................................................................................... 348

VII.2. St. Ogg's Passes Judgment ............................................................................... 353

VII.3. Showing That Old Acquaintances Are Capable of Surprising Us ................... 359

VII.4 Maggie and Lucy............................................................................................... 364

VII.5. The Last Conflict.............................................................................................. 369

Conclusion .................................................................................................................. 377

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