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Mary Garth: character portrait from Middlemarch (Eliot, George)

A character in Middlemarch

Mary Garth

Middlemarch by Eliot, George

Caleb Garth's plain, sensible, and sharp-witted daughter who cares for old Featherstone and holds Fred Vincy to a higher standard before agreeing to marry him.

Also known as: Miss Garth, missy

Inside the story

Meet Mary Garth

Mary Garth is the plain, sensible, sharp witted daughter of Caleb Garth, known for her practical judgment and clear mind. At the story's outset, she is caring for the elderly Peter Featherstone and is closely connected to Fred Vincy, whose conduct she judges by high standards.

On the page

A short, plain young woman of about two-and-twenty with rough, stubborn dark hair, a low stature, and a shrewd, honest face lit by a satiric humor; sensible rather than pretty.

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