Romola
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- 00 - Introduction
- 01 - The Shipwrecked Stranger
- 02 - Breakfast for Love
- 03 - The Barber's Shop
- 04 - First Impressions
- 05 - The Blind Scholar and his Daughter
- 06 - Dawning Hopes
- 07 - A Learned Squabble
- 08 - A Face in the Crowd
- 09 - A Man's Ransom
- 10 - Under the Plane-Tree
- 11 - Tito's Dilemma
- 12 - The Prize is nearly grasped
- 13 - The Shadow of Nemesis
- 14 - The Peasants' Fair
- 15 - The Dying Message
- 16 - A Florentine Joke
- 17 - Under the Loggia
- 18 - The Portrait
- 19 - The Old Man's Hope
- 20 - The Day of the Betrothal
- 21 - Florence expects a Guest
- 22 - The Prisoners
- 23 - After-Thoughts
- 24 - Inside the Duomo
- 25 - Outside the Duomo
- 26 - The Garment of Fear
- 27 - The Young Wife
- 28 - The Painted Record
- 29 - A Moment of Triumph
- 30 - The Avenger's Secret
- 31 - Fruit is Seed
- 32 - A Revelation
- 33 - Baldassarre makes an Acquaintance
- 34 - No Place for Repentance
- 35 - What Florence was thinking of
- 36 - Ariadne discrowns herself
- 37 - The Tabernacle Unlocked
- 38 - The Black Marks become Magical
- 39 - A Supper in the Rucellai Gardens
- 40 - An Arresting Voice
- 41 - Coming Back
- 42 - Romola in her Place
- 43 - The Unseen Madonna
- 44 - The Visible Madonna
- 45 - At the Barber's Shop
- 46 - By a Street Lamp
- 47 - Check
- 48 - Counter-Check
- 49 - The Pyramid of Vanities
- 50 - Tessa Abroad and at Home
- 51 - Monna Brigida's Conversion
- 52 - A Prophetess
- 53 - On San Miniato
- 54 - The Evening and the Morning
- 55 - Waiting
- 56 - The Other Wife
- 57 - Why Tito was Safe
- 58 - A Final Understanding
- 59 - Pleading
- 60 - The Scaffold
- 61 - Drifting Away
- 62 - The Benediction
- 63 - Ripening Schemes
- 64 - The Prophet in his Cell
- 65 - The Trial by Fire
- 66 - A Masque of the Furies
- 67 - Waiting by the River
- 68 - Romola's waking
- 69 - Homeward
- 70 - Meeting Again
- 71 - The Confession
- 72 - The Last Silence
- 73 - Epilogue
George Eliot's own favorite among her novels, this novel tells the story of Romola, the intelligent daughter of a blind scholar, who is falling in love with a man who is going to change her life and the politics of Florence in a way she doesn't like. Set in 15th century Florence, it is "a deep study of life in the city of Florence from an intellectual, artistic, religious, and social point of view".
Summary by Stav Nisser and Wikipedia.
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