George Eliot;
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共 38 段- But when I was seventeen or more--after my sister was marrie
- It was while living at Foleshill, and amidst the intellectua
- He is on the verge of fifty, and has recently undergone his
- the laxity of opinion and practice with regard to the marria
- The last years of Lewes's life were devoted to the preparati
- "_Adam Bede_ did not immediately command that signal success
- An account of her personal traits has been given by Mrs. Lip
- Another side of her influence on persons is expressed by the
- I get confirmed in my impression that the criticism of any n
- There are few prophets in the world--few sublimely beautiful
- Before George Eliot began her career as a novelist she had a
- Of greater genius, and incomparably deeper experience, Georg
- The estimates given in these essays of the writings of Jane
- George Eliot first began to write in verse, as was to be exp
- It is because George Eliot was not a mere speculative thinke
- Though Miss Hennell is so earnest a believer in Christianity
- Science was accepted by George Eliot as furnishing the metho
- This larger or social heredity is that which claims much the
- It is reason's lamp by which "we walk evermore to higher pat
- She was not a mere unbeliever, however, for she did not thru
- "You are a wife. You seek to break your ties in self-will an
- It is to be noted, however, that many traces of mysticism ap
- Alike because of the invariable order of nature, and the soc
- Any nation that had within it a majority of men--and we are
- _Janet's Repentance_ also has its scenes from actual life. D
- There is less of distinct teaching in the _Scenes of Clerica
- Certain ethical ideas appear very distinctly in this novel.
- Romola represents the divided interests of one who was affec
- Certainly those determining acts of her life were not ideall
- "Where else is there a nation of whom it may be as truly sai
- I must tell you that it is my rule, very strictly observed,
- In the case of Don Silva and Fedalma there is a conflict bet
- After she began her career as a novelist George Eliot wrote
- The artistic conception of the book is too slight and fragme
- "To whom turn I but to Thee, the ineffable Name?
- Science can dissect the human body, but it can do little tow
- To separate George Eliot's theories from her genius it seems
- Contemporary Review, 8:387, July 1868, Matthew Browne (W.B.