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...remember my wife telling me, at Witley, how cruelly she had suffered at Dorking from working tinder a leaden weight at this time. The writing of " Romola...it a young woman — I finished it an old woman." Yes! we shall be in town in June. Your coming Letter to 111 i 11 i Madame would be reason good enough,...

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...of the hearth-side, the delight in the love of her friends, were the supreme pleasures of her life." finger on it as marking a well-defined transition...began it a young woman, I finished it an old woman.' " This strain would be increased by her rigid conscientiousness. " I will never write anything to which...

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...last part but one. I remember my wife telling me, at Witley, how cruelly she had suffered at Dorking from working under a leaden weight at this time. The writing of 'Eomola' ploughed into her more than any of her other books. She told me she could put her finger on...

...Christian at Work. GBORGF. El.ioris said to have worked harder on " Komola" than on any of her other books. In her own words: " I began it a young woman — I finished it an old woman." And yet but about seventeen months were consumed in the work. Some authors have lived long. Alexander...

...as marking a well, .... -r Labor of defined transition in her life. In her writing: , T , Komola.' own words, "I began it a young woman — I finished it an old woman." She told me that, in all that she considered her best writing, there was a " not herself," which took...

...husband, that the writing of it had "ploughed into her more than any of her other books." She said "I began it a young woman — I finished it an old woman." " Felix Holt " was next given to the public. It, too, is a Midland story, as has been pointed out in...

...again, " Flashes of hope are succeeded by long intervals of dim distrust." Mr. Cross tells us that the writing of Romola ploughed into her more than any of her other books. To use her own words, "I began it a young woman, I finished it an old woman." On the first page she...