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For obvious reasons , not least of which was her ambiguous position as ' Mrs Lewes ' , Marian preferred a nom de plume . So she gave this ' best and most sympathizing of editors ' the name George Eliot ' as a tub to throw to the whale ...
For obvious reasons , not least of which was her ambiguous position as ' Mrs Lewes ' , Marian preferred a nom de plume . So she gave this ' best and most sympathizing of editors ' the name George Eliot ' as a tub to throw to the whale ...
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A more serious problem for Black- wood involved George Eliot's anony- mity . He had corresponded with his new author for sixteen months without knowing that he was address- ing a woman . His letters were sent in care of Lewes ...
A more serious problem for Black- wood involved George Eliot's anony- mity . He had corresponded with his new author for sixteen months without knowing that he was address- ing a woman . His letters were sent in care of Lewes ...
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I should like of all things to publish another great success by George Eliot and I do hope we may be able to agree about terms . • Will you give her my regards and tell her that I have been think- ing so much of her Novel since ...
I should like of all things to publish another great success by George Eliot and I do hope we may be able to agree about terms . • Will you give her my regards and tell her that I have been think- ing so much of her Novel since ...
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Contents
SPANISH ESSENCE BY WYNFORD PERRY | 128 |
THE GOLDFINCH ERA BY T G NESTOR | 169 |
THE LOOKERON | 176 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 306 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1969 |
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