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Hard Times, Chapter 14 summary

Chapter 14 of 37 · Book 1: Sowing · 7 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 14, time carries Thomas into Bounderby’s employment, ends Sissy’s schooling, and brings Louisa to adulthood while Mr. Gradgrind becomes a Member of Parliament. Gradgrind requests a private conversation with Louisa, and Tom hints that her response to an unnamed proposal could greatly improve his own circumstances.

What happens

  1. Thomas grows up, starts work at Bounderby’s Bank, and moves into Bounderby’s house.
  2. Mr. Gradgrind ends Sissy’s schooling but acknowledges her effort, affection, and usefulness to his family.
  3. Sissy keeps the bottle associated with her father, while Gradgrind struggles to classify her worth through figures.
  4. Gradgrind becomes Coketown’s Member of Parliament and finally notices that Louisa is fully grown.
  5. He asks Louisa to meet him privately after breakfast the next morning.
  6. Tom hints that her decision could benefit him, then leaves Louisa watching the fires and wondering about her future.

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What to notice

Gradgrind recognizes something valuable in Sissy beyond measurable knowledge. His uncertainty exposes a limit in his usual method of judging people.

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Why does Tom think Gradgrind and Bounderby meet at the Bank?

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