Name: Mrs. Gaskell
Author: Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn, 1810-1865; Chadwick, Ellis H., Mrs., 1862-1929 [Editor]; Richmond, George, 1809-1896 [Illustrator]

Mrs. Gaskell

作者：Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn, 1810-1865; Chadwick, Ellis H., Mrs., 1862-1929 [Editor]; Richmond, George, 1809-1896 [Illustrator]
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字数：540,844　来源：Project Gutenberg

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MRS. GASKELL
After a drawing by Geo. Richmond, R.A.]
MRS. GASKELL
Contents
PAGE
INTRODUCTION ix
I. POETRY 1
ARTICLES AND SKETCHES 8
II. NOVELS 59
SOCIAL QUESTIONS
North _versus_ South
HUMOROUS
DESCRIPTIVE
III. STORIES 317
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL
BIOGRAPHICAL
SHORTER EXTRACTS
APPRECIATIONS AND TESTIMONIA 371
BIBLIOGRAPHY 379
ICONOGRAPHY 387
Introduction
II
ESTHER ALICE CHADWICK.
Calendar of Principal Events in Mrs. Gaskell’s Life
I. POETRY
II. ARTICLES AND SKETCHES
Poetry
Sketches Among the Poor
No. I
Articles and Sketches
Clopton Hall
From W. Howitt’s _Visits to Remarkable Places_, 1840
A Greek Wedding
From “Modern Greek Songs,” _Household Words_, 1854
Tenir un Salon
From “Company Manners,” _Household Words_, 1854
On Furnishing, Conversation, and Games
From “Company Manners,” _Household Words_, 1854
On Books
From “Company Manners,” _Household Words_, 1854
French Receptions
From “French Life,” _Fraser’s Magazine_, 1864
Description of Duncombe
From “Mr. Harrison’s Confessions,” _The Ladies’ Companion_, 1851
A Race for Life Across the Quicksands in Morecambe Bay
From “The Sexton’s Hero,” _Howitt’s Journal_, 1847
Advice to a Young Doctor
From “Mr. Harrison’s Confessions,” _The Ladies’ Companion_, 1851
The Choice of Odours
From “My Lady Ludlow,” _Household Words_, 1858
St. Valentine’s Day
From “Libbie Marsh’s Three Eras,” _Howitt’s Journal_, 1847
From “Libbie Marsh’s Three Eras,” _Howitt’s Journal_, 1847
II
Novels
Social Questions
Poor _versus_ Rich
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
Working Men’s Petition to Parliament, 1839
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
Meeting Between the Masters and their Employees
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
John Barton Joins the Chartists
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
John Barton’s Confession of the Murder of young Mr. Carson
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
Job Legh Defends John Barton
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
From _North and South_, 1855
North _versus_ South
Nicholas Higgins Discusses Religion with the Retired Clergyman
Humorous
The New Mamma—Mrs. Gibson
From _Wives and Daughters_, 1866
Calf-Love
R. Gibson, _Ch._
Heart Trouble
From Mr. Harrison’s Confessions, _The Ladies’ Companion_, 1851
The Young Doctor’s Dilemma
I said nothing was farther from my thoughts.
Family Prayer at Hope Farm
From _Cousin Phillis_, 1865
Miss Galindo Nearly Becomes an Authoress
From _My Lady Ludlow_, 1859
London as John Barton Saw It
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
Major Jenkyns Visits Cranford
From _Cranford_, 1853
Mrs. Gibson Visits Lady Cumnor
From _Wives and Daughters_, 1866
Mrs. Gibson’s Little Dinner Party
A Visit to an Old Bachelor
From _Cranford_, 1853
Marriage
A Love Affair of Long Ago
The Cat and the Lace
Small Economies
From _Cranford_
Elegant Economy
From _Cranford_
Sally tells of her Sweethearts
From _Ruth_, 1853
Sally Makes Her Will
Betty’s Advice to Phillis
From _Cousin Phillis_, 1865
Practical Christianity
From _My Lady Ludlow_, 1859
Betty Gives Paul Manning a Lecture
From _Cousin Phillis_, 1865
Descriptive
Green Heys Fields
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
A Lancashire Tea-party in the Early Forties
Babby’s Journey from London to Manchester
A Dissenting Minister’s Household
From _Ruth_, 1853
The Chapel at Eccleston
The Dawn of a Gala Day
From _Wives and Daughters_, 1866
A Manchester Mill on Fire
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
Hobbies Among the Lancashire Poor
From _Mary Barton_, 1848
From _Sylvia’s Lovers_, 1863
The Sailor’s Funeral at Monkshaven
From _Sylvia’s Lovers_, 1863
A Press-gang Riot at Monkshaven (Whitby)
From _Sylvia’s Lovers_, 1863
A Game of Blind-man’s-buff
From _Sylvia’s Lovers_, 1863
Philip Hepburn Leaves the New Year’s Party
From _Sylvia’s Lovers_, 1863
Kinraid’s Return to Monkshaven
From _Sylvia’s Lovers_, 1863
Roger Hamley’s Farewell
From _Wives and Daughters_, 1866
Cousin Phillis
A VISIT TO HOPE FARM
The Dawn of Love
From _Cousin Phillis_, 1865
III
Stories
I. AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL
II. BIOGRAPHICAL
III. SHORTER EXTRACTS
Autobiographical
Mary Barton
Preface to the Original Edition of 1848
Edinburgh Society in 1830
From _Round the Sofa_, 1859
Cumberland Sheep-shearers
From _Household Words_, 1853
My French Master
From _Household Words_, 1853
The Interchange of Novels between English and American Authors
From _Introduction to Mabel Vaughan_, 1857
E. C. G.
Biographical
Description of Charlotte Brontë
From the _Life of Charlotte Brontë_
Patrick Brontë’s Views on the Management of his Children
From the _Life of Charlotte Brontë_
Visit to Charlotte Brontë at Haworth Vicarage
From the _Life of Charlotte Brontë_
On Reviewers
From the _Life of Charlotte Brontë_
A Proposal of Marriage
From the _Life of Charlotte Brontë_
Charlotte Brontë’s Funeral
From the _Life of Charlotte Brontë_
Shorter Extracts
Old Maids
Mercy for the Erring
A Clergyman’s Soliloquy
My Lady Ludlow’s Tea-party
The Foxglove
From _Ruth_, 1853
A Tonic for Sorrow
From _Mary Barton_
A New Commandment
From _Mary Barton_
Virtue has its own Reward
From _Ruth_
Thomas Wright the Prison Philanthropist of Manchester
From _Mary Barton_
Do the Right whatever the Consequences
From _Ruth_
Appreciations and Testimonia
Professor Minto
Dr. A. W. Ward
Susanna Winkworth
Thomas Seccombe
Lady Ritchie
Frederick Greenwood
Miss Catherine J. Hamilton
Richard D. Graham
Edna Lyall
G. Barnett Smith
Clement K. Shorter
Bibliography
Bibliography of Mrs. Gaskell’s Works in Chronological Order
1840. Clopton Hall. _Howitt’s Visits to Remarkable Places._
1849. Hand and Heart. _Sunday School Penny Magazine._
Collected Editions of Mrs. Gaskell’s Works
Iconography
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POETRY
ESSAYS
CONTENTS
I.—ON CATS
II.—ON BOOKS
III.—ON MUSIC
IV.—ON VARIOUS THEMES
V.—EASTERN SKETCHES
CONTENTS
I.—STUDIES IN ARCADY
II.—FOLK-LORE AND TRADITION
III—SPEECH AND LANGUAGE
IV.—DISCUSSIONS AND DIGRESSIONS
CONTENTS
LIFE AND LETTERS
THE WOMAN OF THE FUTURE
AMERICAN TRAITS
THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE
OF POLITICS
FICTION
SHORT STORIES
BIOGRAPHY
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS