Yale Studies in English, Volume 159

Adam Bede Amos Barton Arbury Hall Arthur Donnithorne artist Basil Willey beauty believe Caterina Chap Chapter character Cheverel Manor Chilvers Coton Church clergyman conception concerned Countess criticism Dempster described Dickens didacticism doctrine of sympathy drama effect Evangelical experience expression eyes F. R. Leavis faith feeling Felix Holt felt fiction George Eliot wrote Gilfil's Love Story gives Hackit heart human humor idea imagination interest Janet's Repentance John Blackwood Lady Cheverel Letters Lewes literary lives London Middlemarch Milby Milly Milly's death mind Miss Assher moral nature never Newdigate family noted novel novelist parishioners passage pathos Patten picture pity poor presentation readers realism reflects religion religious Review romantic Scenes of Clerical seems selfish sense sentimentality Shepperton significant Sir Christopher social sorrow statement suffering sympathetic thing thought tion told truth Tryan Vicarage Victorian Westminster Review woman words writing Wybrow