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	McTeague - A Story of San Francisco - CHAPTER - II
		McTeague remembered now that it was what is called a "proximate case," where there is not sufficient room to fill with large pieces of gold.
		McTeague began to like her better and better, and after a while commenced himself to feel that it would be a pity to disfigure such a pretty mouth.
		McTeague even arrived at that point where he could work and talk to her at the same time--a thing that had never before been possible for him.
	www.americanliterature.com /MT/MT02.HTML (4393 words)

	McTeague
		McTeague took his dinner at two in the afternoon at the car conductors' coffee-joint on Polk Street.
		McTeague status as only a “practical dentist” is of course the reason why he is forced to close his practice by San Francisco city officials.
		McTeague opens with a typical Sunday afternoon in the life of the hero—his dinner, his pitcher of steam beer, his nap in his own dental chair.
	www.geocities.com /darth_rova/McTeague_Chapter_1.html (4831 words)

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		McTeague, who adapts at first to a higher standard of living with Trina, is offset when he is forced to stop practicing dentistry and by Trina’s command, move to a smaller place.
		McTeague, Trina, Zerkow, and Maria are all a part of the lower class and none of them are capable of escaping it.
		In studying the class restrictions Norris places on the McTeagues, where even after they have enough money to move upwards in society and yet cannot because of their uncontrollable instincts, Norris seems to (whether consciously or not) be defending the rights of the middle class.
	www.unc.edu /~presley/McTeague.doc (919 words)

	Hon. Dan McTeague, P.C., Member of Parliament for Pickering-Scarborough East
		McTeague graduated from the University of Toronto and became a Special Assistant on the staff of the Hon.
		McTeague was re-elected in the newly redistributed riding of Pickering-Ajax-Uxbridge a riding he won again on the November, 2000 General Election with an increased majority.
		McTeague is also the recipient of the Friend of Small Business award presented by the Canadian Federation of Small Business (CFIB) and received a Certificate of Appreciation by the Ontario Command of the Royal Canadian Legion for his efforts on behalf of Canada's Veterans and their spouses in 2003.
	www.mcteague.ca /WebPages/about.htm (423 words)

	GradeSaver: McTeague: A Story of San Francisco Essay: McTeague's Women in a Greedy World
		In the character Trina, who is Mcteague’s wife, we see avarice’s power to transform a person from a good daughter and wife to an unkempt, selfish, and completely unsalvageable human being.
		In addition, Mcteague is a physically dominating character; he is a huge man, immensely strong, and could (and later does) forcefully bend Trina to his will without breaking a sweat.
		McTeague, Naturalism, and obsessive-compulsive disorder” that Trina classically shows compulsive behavior in response to a need for control in her life (32).
	www.gradesaver.com /classicnotes/titles/mcteague/essay1.html (1540 words)

	Frank Norris : McTeague : Chapter 1
		For McTeague was a young giant, carrying his huge shock of blond hair six feet three inches from the ground; moving his immense limbs, heavy with ropes of muscle, slowly, ponderously.
		McTeague's mind was as his body, heavy, slow to act, sluggish.
		McTeague went out with him, and the two friends proceeded up to the avenue to the house where the dog was to be found.
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	Frank Norris' McTeague
		McTeague achieves his identity, his self, through his dentistry practice, often being referred to in the novel simply as "the dentist." Still, there is a barely suppressed savagery attributed to McTeague, a bestial quality seen in the numerous theriomorphic images used in describing his movements.
		McTeague, having lost his means for economic production gradually loses ownership of his self, and Trina accelerates her already-begun project of producing McTeague, now a new and utterly dependent McTeague who hasn't the economic wherewithal to support the new habits and expectations Trina had previously instilled within him.
		The physical brutality to which McTeague resorts after this point in the novel is the brutality of a beast, because that is precisely the condition to which McTeague has been reduced, the state of a semi-domesticated animal cruelly treated by the very master upon whom it depends for food and shelter.
	www.brysons.net /academic/mcteague.html (4034 words)

	McElrath
		Because McTeague is a novel of degeneration depicting an individual as a victim of forces, hereditary and environmental, beyond his control and even his comprehension, readers look for related Naturalistic traits in Norris’s vision and technique in that work.
		She is the loved one who happens to vomit during the scene in which McTeague unexpectedly blurts a proposal of marriage as she shakes off the effects of anesthesia.
		McTeague drinks champagne at his wedding supper and pronounces it the best beer he has ever had, to the merriment of all—all, that is, except literary critics who suppose that Naturalism precludes the possibility of such elements being present in a book like McTeague.
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	Mcteague (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		McTeague and his wife are driven out of their home, their lifestyle and their social niche by capitalistic competition.
		This is supported by the dentist asking if McTeague "want[s] to trade anything for a diploma?" (Norris, 155) This finality of this comment, and the lack of evidence for Marcus's guilt, show the Other Dentist as having participated in the capitalist struggle against his competition.
		McTeague was a weaker being, therefore he deserved to be removed so that the strong, or the more fit being, could thrive.
	www.louisville.edu /~jhzahr01/320/zahrmcteague.html (1006 words)

	Liberal Party of Canada
		McTeague’s most notable accomplishments is the passage of his Private Members’ Bill C-202, which made him the first backbench Member of Parliament to amend the Criminal Code.
		McTeague is also the recipient of the Friend of Small Business award presented by the Canadian Federation of Small Business (CFIB).
		McTeague returned to Toronto where he was employed as a bilingual Public Relations Specialist with Toyota/Lexus Canada.
	www.liberal.ca /bio_e.aspx?&id=35072 (223 words)

	The Black Commentator - A Canadian Ban on U.S. Rapper?
		McTeague attempts to do is not only completely illogical and nonsensical, but outright racist.
		Furthermore, if McTeague is vehemently opposed to the genre of "gansta-rap," then he should be equally and publicly vocal on the gangster tendencies of his own political party, since exposed for their corruption through the "Sponsorship scandal." Mr.
		McTeague would be tickled to find out that there are more similarities between Fiddy’s "Get Rich or Die Tryin" mantra and his homies up on Parliament Hill.
	www.blackcommentator.com /167/167_guest_aman_canadian_rapper_ban.html (667 words)

	Literary Encyclopedia: McTeague (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The life of McTeague the dentist revolves around three objects: a canary he keeps in a cage and carries everywhere, a concertina upon which he can play “some half-dozen very mournful airs”, and an enormous gold-plated molar, that he dreams of installing as a sign outside the shop.
		Yet it also suggests that there is an integrity in McTeague's genuine pleasure in “plebeian culture” that connects him with more socially and culturally elevated tastes in art.
		McTeague and Trina spend a night out at the musical theater, and on returning home Trina discovers that she has won five thousand dollars on the lottery.
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	Fiction: McTeague
		McTeague felt all the delight of her presence without the embarrassment that usually accompanied it.
		McTeague was all at sea, was harassed with the thought of some shadowy, irreparable injury he had done his friend.
		McTeague released her, but in that moment a slight, a barely perceptible, revulsion of feeling had taken place in him.
	eserver.org /fiction/mcteague.txt (18644 words)

	Mcteague, by Frank Norris
		McTeague even arrived at that point where he could work and talk to her at the same time—a thing that had never before been possible for him.
		McTeague had awakened the Woman, and, whether she would or no, she was his now irrevocably; struggle against it as she would, she belonged to him, body and soul, for life or for death.
		McTeague put aside her hands with a single gesture, and gripped her to him in a bearlike embrace that all but smothered her.
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	English Department Discussion Space (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		McTeague's naivety and/or stupidity could be called blind devotion, but he was that way before he met Trina, so that theory is out.
		Then as the story progressed, McTeague did get more violent towards her, but that was not surprising to me. The day that McTeague was working on her teeth and put her to sleep, and he kissed her, made me realize then that he was a little odd.
		McTeague achieves his identity, his self, through his dentistry practice, often being referred to in the novel simply as "the dentist." Still, there is a barely suppressed savagery attributed to McTeague, a bestial quality seen in the numerous images used in describing his movements.
	www.louisville.edu /a-s/english/discus/messages/119/603.html?1005129069 (4242 words)

	McTeague, by Frank Norris : Arthur's Classic Novels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		McTeague, by Frank Norris September, 1994 [Etext #165] The Project Gutenberg Etext of McTeague, by Frank Norris *This file should be named mcteg10.txt or mcteg10.zip Corrected EDITIONS of our etexts get a new NUMBER, mcteg11.txt.
		Then a discussion was opened on the subject, Trina sitting up in the chair, holding her hat in her lap; McTeague leaning against the window frame his hands in his pockets, his eyes wandering about on the floor.
		McTeague even arrived at that point where he could work and talk to her at the same time -- a thing that had never before been possible for him.
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	CTV.ca \| Cdn. held in Syria has been released: McTeague
		McTeague, the parliamentary secretary responsible for Canadians abroad, said Saturday the Canadian Embassy in Damascus has indicated Zeydan is well.
		Now that he is free and back with his family, McTeague said he hopes Zeydan can "re-establish himself in Syria" without incident.
		But McTeague warned no such amnesty is being offered and said other Canadians of Syrian origin to be leery of offers from Syrian diplomatic missions of passports to return home.
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	McTeague - A Story of San Francisco - CHAPTER - IV
		She was for someone else--Marcus, no doubt--or at least for some finer- grained man. She should have gone to some other dentist; the young fellow on the corner, for instance, the poser, the rider of bicycles, the courser of grey-hounds.
		McTeague began to loathe and to envy this fellow.
		McTeague sweated with terror; inarticulate sounds came from his crammed mouth; he waved his arms wildly; all the four dogs caught the excitement and began to bark.
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	Frank Norris's McTeague: Selected Bibliography of Secondary Sources
		McTeague, Naturalism,and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder." Mosaic 32.2 (1999): 27-41.
		Litton, Alfred G. "The Kinetoscope in McTeague: 'The Crowning Scientific Achievement of the Nineteenth Century.'" Studies in American Fiction 19.1 (1991): 107-12.
		"Evolutionary Ethical Dualism in Frank Norris's Vandover and the Brute and McTeague." PMLA 76: 552-560.
	www.wsu.edu /~campbelld/amlit/mctbib.htm (1020 words)

	WHITE v. McTEAGUE
		McTEAGUE, HIGBEE, CASE, COHEN, WHITNEY and TOKER, P.A. [¶1] Ronald White appeals from a judgment entered in the Superior Court (Cumberland County, Warren, J.) granting McTeague, Higbee, Case, Cohen, Whitney and Toker, P.A.'s (McTeague) motion for a summary judgment.
		and, consequently, that his claim against McTeague is not barred by the six-year statute of limitations governing malpractice actions against attorneys.
		White opposed the motion, arguing the limitations period did not begin until Higbee's negligence caused a judicially cognizable injury; that date, he argued, was not until 1998 when section 95 foreclosed the 1979 workers' compensation claim.
	www.courts.state.me.us /opinions/documents/02me160wh.htm (836 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Greed : Plot
		Stripped to its bare essentials, McTeague tells the story of a brutish, but basically good-natured, miner named McTeague (played by Gibson Gowland), who finds his true calling in life by taking over the practice of a traveling dentist.
		It happens that Trina is the girlfriend of McTeague's best pal Marcus (Jean Hersholt), who is mildly resentful, but ultimately forgiving, when McTeague and Trina are married.
		Trina's sudden windfall sparks a change in both McTeague and Marcus, as well; driven to distraction by his wife's avarice, McTeague turns into a violent beast, while Marcus boils with jealousy over losing the now-prosperous Trina to McTeague.
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	McTeague - Frank Norris - Penguin Group (USA)
		An early example of American realism, McTeague was considered truly shocking when first published at the turn of the century.
		This searing portrait of the downfall of a slow-witted dentist and his avaricious wife embodies Frank Norris's powerful insights into conflicting forces of heredity and social conditioning.
		As Kevin Starr points out in his introduction, McTeague continues to be regarded as a central statement of evolutionary awareness in late nineteenth-century America and as representative of the best work of a school of writers that included Stephen Crane and Theodore Dreiser.
	us.penguingroup.com /nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,9780140187694,00.html (114 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: McTeague: A Story of San Francisco (Penguin Twentieth Century Classics): Books: Frank Norris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		You will be absorbed into the world of the dentist McTeague and the San Francisco before the great earthquake of the 1900's into his untimely end.
		McTeague is one of the greatest works of "classic American literature" I have ever read.
		McTeague is an uncaring brute who knows not the chaos that he creates.
	www.amazon.co.uk /McTeague-Francisco-Penguin-Twentieth-Classics/dp/0140187693 (779 words)

	McTeague: A Story of San Francisco Study Guide by Frank Norris
		McTeague is a bachelor, indulging in his usual Sunday custom of dinner at 2 p.m.
		After finishing his meal, McTeague heads to the local pub and picks up a pitcher of beer, which he then takes back to his dental office, or "Parlours," where he enjoys his drink and the music of his concertina.
		McTeague: A Story of San Francisco from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults.
	www.bookrags.com /studyguide-mcteague (219 words)

	CBC News: Canadians trying to get home from U.S.
		McTeague said: "The families have communicated with us, but there may not be sufficient information to establish where they are and the condition in which they find themselves."
		McTeague offered few details about how the government would get the Canadians to safety, but said officials were planning to transport them first toevacuation centres and then home.
		Conservative critic Stockwell Day said Canada's response to the disaster has demonstrated poor government planning, but McTeague cautioned that now is not the time to point fingers.
	www.cbc.ca /story/canada/national/2005/09/02/Canadians_in_US20050902.html (410 words)

	McTeague, Higbee, Case, Cohen, Whitney & Toker, P.A. - a Topsham, Maine (ME) Asbestos Law Firm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Its thirteen lawyers concentrate their practice in personal injury, workers' compensation, labor law, workplace discrimination and other areas of law which affect the daily lives of Maine citizens.
		The Firm has extensive experience in all state and federal courts and its lawyers are members of the federal District Court, the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals where they have successfully argued many cases resulting in favorable law changes in the areas of negligence and workers' compensation.
		The attorneys of McTEAGUE, HIGBEE, CASE, COHEN, WHITNEY & TOKER, P.A. have a long history of serving their clients, the legal community, the State of Maine and their own communities and non-profit organizations with integrity and diligence.
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	McTeague, Higbee, Case, Cohen, Whitney & Toker, P.A., Topsham, Maine, Portland, law firm, Asbestos related Diseases, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		McTeague, Higbee, Case, Cohen, Whitney and Toker, P.A. PO Box 5000
		Prior to joining McTeague Higbee, he worked as a lawyer in Washington, DC and before that as a union organizer for the Service Employees International Union.
		Copyright © 2005 by McTeague, Higbee, Case, Cohen, Whitney and Toker, P.A. All rights reserved.
	www.me-law.com /Attorneys.shtml/2137983_1 (351 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Mcteague: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		McTeague: A Story of San Francisco (Penguin Twentieth Century Classics) by Frank Norris (Paperback - 24 Nov 1994)
		McTeague: A Story of San Francisco (Oxford World's Classics) by Frank Norris and Jerome M. Loving (Paperback - 30 Jun 2000)
		McTeague: A Story of San Francisco: An Authoritative Text- Backgrounds and Sources- Criticism by Fiction (Hardcover)
	www.amazon.co.uk /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Mcteague&index=books-uk&page=1 (565 words)

	Amazon.ca: mcteague: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mcteague by F Norris (Mass Market Paperback - Sep 12 1980)
		Mcteague by Frank Norris (Hardcover - Jan 1 1981)
		McTeague: A Story of San Francisco : An Authoritative Text, Backgrounds and Sources, Criticism by Frank Norris (Paperback - Jan 1978)
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