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... letter to her uncle , who was still in the house ' . He writes the reply to Will at Lowick and apparently on the same day : we are told that ' he went away without telling Dorothea what he had put into the letter , for she was engaged ...
... letter to her uncle , who was still in the house ' . He writes the reply to Will at Lowick and apparently on the same day : we are told that ' he went away without telling Dorothea what he had put into the letter , for she was engaged ...
Page 127
... letter telling her brother Isaac that she had ' changed her name , she signed herself ' Marian Lewes ' , and she was ... Letters , II , p . 292 . 3. J. W. Cross , George Eliot's Life as Related in her Letters and Journals ( Edinburgh and ...
... letter telling her brother Isaac that she had ' changed her name , she signed herself ' Marian Lewes ' , and she was ... Letters , II , p . 292 . 3. J. W. Cross , George Eliot's Life as Related in her Letters and Journals ( Edinburgh and ...
Page 180
... letter seemed to cut Mrs Bulstrode severely . ' The continuity of imagery is locally felt , and here it joins two ... LETTERS 180 Particularities.
... letter seemed to cut Mrs Bulstrode severely . ' The continuity of imagery is locally felt , and here it joins two ... LETTERS 180 Particularities.
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