Middlemarch

“I'd love for you to talk about yours, Min. I think I've read Metal March. Golly, I don't even know how many times because I turn to it endlessly.”

“Gilbert, why do you love Middle March? Oh, I think I'm willing to say it. It's the best English language novel, period. Without question.”

“I think I've read metal March golly”

“Middlemarch is the great social novel”

“well as listeners will know I have been reading and I am continuing to read Middle March by George Elliott but that will take me a bit longer”

“I think that my version of Middle March doesn't have that character tree in the front of it that you're talking about Pamela”

“well I've got an epic to start I I started reading Middle March by George Elliott which I've been meaning to read for many years”

“I'm reading Middle March by George Elliot”

“I read middle Mark men that was a a master recommendation”

“do you prefer this to Middle March”

“you have a great epigraph to your book which I'm going to read and I want to hear the story behind why you chose that it's George Elliot and it comes from Middle March blameless people are always the most exasperating”

“My favorite novel is Middle March.”

“and her most famous novel you've probably heard of it is middl March”

“but this year I read Middle March by George Elliot and also a great 19th century novel and it enclosed what Madam B and and Karenina both did”

“Middlemarch is your favorite book so I have to say that at the end I love it”

“Middlemarch is by many people's estimate uh the greatest English language novel ever written”

“Middlemarch is sort of my go-to on thinking about normal people being swept along by kind of the winds of change as a major technology revolution is taking place.”

“Middle March is one of my favorite novels. I read it uh 50 45 years ago probably. And the last page of Middle March is a masterpiece.”

“Whether you do that through Jane Austen and a book like Emma or Pride and Prejudice, George Eliot's Middlemarch, Plato's Symposium books on love...”

“you have this great early quote from Middle March maybe you could share how identity was thought of During the period of George Elliott's novel”

“and probably unlike most people Middlemarch is is is not my favorite I love it”

“he's called the trilogy the key to all mythologies which is of course the title of the failed novel or grand work of casabon in Middle March”

“I had to speedread Blee House and Middle March in a week um to write an essay in my first week of of the first year.”

“Uh yes, I think academics are finding that for instance, they've spent their whole career assigning books like Middle March and Ulyses and they're having to stop because the the kids just can't get through them anymore.”

“um you there's a wonderful quote in Middle March George Elliot big fat 19th century novel where she says if we could properly register the sound of the sounds the full sounds of life um we would lose our minds from the full richness of existence”

“like in Middle March, the I think the greatest novel ever written by George Elliot, there are so many moments where a a character has made a decision to do something and you just stop in your traction.”

“you know you know you know you know was the most Cynthia Revo thing that happened to me was I was I was reading like middle marcho thing that happened to me saying incredibly well in all yeah I sang so so well I sang no no I I was reading Middle March on set and then she comes up”

“one final thing yes uh I was reading Middle March on set oh yes and I remember you got a copy I do you have a copy I haven't read yet I haven't I haven't finished it either I was going to ask you if you finished it”

“Middlemarch by George Elliott the 19-year-old said of oh this is we don't like this book at all because the people in it make wrong decisions in their careers and they marry the wrong people”

“Jima has been talking about Middle March for what I feel like has been six months. I've always wanted to read Middle March.”

“It's Middlemarch, which I'd never read.”

“George Elliott on the other hand for example in in Middle March Heavens but this is dry reading”

“For example, when I first finished reading George Eliot's Middlemarch in my early 20s, I resolved to live by her concluding insight that even unhistoric acts, small ones that seemed within my grasp, could have cumulative beneficial effects.”