Middlemarch、Chapter 58の要約
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In Chapter 58, Rosamond defies Tertius Lydgate’s warning against riding, loses her baby after a fright, and refuses to connect the loss with her choice. Lydgate then reveals their debts and arrangements to secure them against the furniture, but their discussion of economies exposes sharply different expectations of marriage and offers only an outward reconciliation.
起こる出来事
- Rosamond enjoys Captain Lydgate’s attention and social standing, while her husband dislikes his cousin and resents her admiration.
- Despite her husband’s warning, Rosamond rides again; the horse takes fright, and she loses her baby.
- Household spending exceeds Lydgate’s income, and creditors press him for payment while he hides the problem from Rosamond.
- Lydgate arranges security against their furniture and tells Rosamond that he owes three hundred and eighty pounds at Brassing.
- Rosamond proposes seeking family help or leaving Middlemarch, but Lydgate insists on the existing arrangements and reduced spending.
- Rosamond agrees to remain home for the inventory; Lydgate keeps her jewelry and plans to return silverware, but their agreement remains strained.

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Lydgate asks for shared responsibility rather than mere obedience. His appeal exposes how isolated he feels despite their affection.
簡単な確認
What security does Lydgate offer his creditor?

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