Middlemarch、Chapter 50の要約
88のChapter 50 · Book 5: The Dead Hand · chapterは17分で読めます
In Chapter 50, Dorothea learns that Casaubon’s codicil removes her inheritance if she marries Will Ladislaw, changing her feelings toward both men and complicating her wish to help Will. She searches Lowick without finding a personal explanation from her husband, then considers Lydgate’s recommendation of Farebrother for the vacant living.
起こる出来事
- At Freshitt, Dorothea asks about appointing Lowick’s clergyman and searching Casaubon’s papers, while Brooke recommends Tyke and urges delay.
- Celia reveals the codicil, provoking Dorothea’s recoil from Casaubon and a newly conscious longing toward Will.
- Lydgate advises freedom rather than restraint, and Sir James agrees to drive Dorothea to Lowick.
- Dorothea finds business papers and unfinished instructions but no personal explanation, and feels unable to give Will the property she considers his due.
- Lydgate recommends Farebrother, openly discussing his dependent relatives, gifts, limited income, and gambling.
- Dorothea wants to hear Farebrother preach, but Lydgate’s account of Will’s kindness also occupies her thoughts.

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Lydgate identifies restraint as part of Dorothea’s suffering. His advice helps secure permission for her to examine Lowick’s papers and resume practical decisions.
簡単な確認
What condition does Casaubon’s codicil place on Dorothea’s inheritance?

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