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Middlemarch Quotes

The most terrible obstacles are such as nobody can see except oneself. - George Eliot (Middlemarch Quotes)

The most terrible obstacles are such as nobody can see except oneself.

Source:(Penguin Books, ed. 1973), Book VIII. Sunset and Sunrise, Chapter 76, Page 821
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George Eliot (Middlemarch Quotes)
  • Book: Middlemarch
  • Writer: George Eliot
  • Genre: fiction
  • Published: 1872
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