Religious and Moral Ideas in the Novels of George EliotUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1963 - 398 pages |
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Page 85
... one's own person and this doctrine lies at the very heart of Eliot's ethics . The review of Miss Frederika Bremer's latest novel 21 Hertha Eliot examines the presents another aspect of Eliot's thought . Miss Bremer's " Swedish novels ...
... one's own person and this doctrine lies at the very heart of Eliot's ethics . The review of Miss Frederika Bremer's latest novel 21 Hertha Eliot examines the presents another aspect of Eliot's thought . Miss Bremer's " Swedish novels ...
Page 127
... one's own nature are inescapable . Says Irwine to Arthur : Our deeds carry their terrible consequences , quite apart from any fluctuations that went 1Adam Bede , Book IV , Chapter XXIX 2Haight , Vol . II , p . 82 before -- consequences ...
... one's own nature are inescapable . Says Irwine to Arthur : Our deeds carry their terrible consequences , quite apart from any fluctuations that went 1Adam Bede , Book IV , Chapter XXIX 2Haight , Vol . II , p . 82 before -- consequences ...
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... one's regeneration . - - - She writes : - - It is so in all the stages of life the poetry of girlhood goes the poetry of love and marriage the poetry of maternity and at last the very poetry of duty forsakes us for a season and we see ...
... one's regeneration . - - - She writes : - - It is so in all the stages of life the poetry of girlhood goes the poetry of love and marriage the poetry of maternity and at last the very poetry of duty forsakes us for a season and we see ...
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