Browse Sort by: Title 'Here sat Eppie' 'Here sat Eppie' Here was a weary experience 'Here, my dear, try if you can eat a bit o' this.' 'Here, my dear, try if you can eat a bit o' this.' Hermann und Dorothea [Hermann and Dorothea] (German) Hermione Hermitage Heroines of Fiction, v. 2 Heroines of Fiction: Scott's Jeanie Deans and Cooper's Lack of Heroines Heroines of Freethought Heron, Mrs. Lucy Heron, Oswald Heron, Rev. Arthur Hertha "Herz, Mein Herz" (Real) Hetton Coppice Hetton Parish Hetton-Deeps Hetty and Arthur Donnithorne in the Wood Hetty and Arthur Donnithorne in the Wood Hetty has a visitor Hetty has a visitor Hetty Sorrel Hetty Sorrel Hetty Sorrel Hetty Sorrel Hetty Sorrel and Captain Donnithorne in Mrs Poyser's dairy Hetty Sorrel and Captain Donnithorne in Mrs Poyser's dairy Hetty Sorrel at the pool Hetty Sorrel at the pool 'Hetty stole a half-shy, half-coquettish glance at him' 'Hetty stole a half-shy, half-coquettish glance at him' Hickes Hicks Hidden Fires, within The Welcome Guest, vol. 3, series 2 Hieria Hierurgia, or, The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass: with notes and dissertations elucidating its doctrines and ceremonies, and numerous illustrative plates Higgins, Mr. Higgins, Mrs. High Ash High Cross High Street, Milby Highbury Highbury (Real) Hill, Octavia (1838-1912) Hillbury Him and th' old Squire Hinckley (Real) Hinda Hinze 'His doublet loose, his right arm backward flung, /His left caressing close the long-necked lute.' 'His doublet loose, his right arm backward flung, /His left caressing close the long-necked lute.' 'His hospitality rayed out' 'His hospitality rayed out' Histoire d'un Sous-maître [History of a Submaster] (French) Histoire de France au Sixième Siècle: Réforme [History of France in the Sixth Century: Reformation] (French) Histoire de la grandeur et de la décadence de César Birotteau [History of the rise and fall of César Birotteau] (French) Histoire de la Littérature Française [History of French Literature] (French) Histoire des Médecins Juifs, Anciens et Modernes [History of Jewish Physicians, Ancient and Modern] (French) Histoire Générale et Système Comparé des Langues Sémitiques [General History and Comparative System of Semitic Languages] (French) Histoire littéraire d'Italie [History of Italian Literature] (French) [?] Historical Memoirs of His Own Time Historisch oder Mythisch? Beiträge zur Beantwortung der gegenwärtigen Lebensfrage der Theologie [Historical or Mythical? Contributions to answering the current vital question of theology] (German) History and Ideas of the Mormons, within Westminster Review, vol. 59, issue 1 History of Adam Bede History of Civilization of England History of England History of English Literature and Language History of Europe from the Fall of Napoleon in MDCCCXV to the Accession of Louis Napoleon in MDCCCLII Volume V History of European Morals from Augustus to Charlemagne History of Friedrich II of Prussia, called Frederick the Great History of German Protestantism History of Greece [?] History of Medicine from its Origin to the Nineteenth Century History of Spanish and Portuguese Literature History of Spanish Literature History of the Devil History of the Devil History of the House of Blackwood by Mrs. Gerald Porter [A Review] History of the lnductive Sciences History of the Progress and Suppression of the Reformation in Spain in the 16th Century History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, the Catholic, of Spain: in two volumes History of the Rise and Influence of the Spirit of Rationalism in Europe. Vol. 1 History, Biography, Voyages and Travels [January 1857] History, Biography, Voyages and Travels [October 1857] Hita "Ho Perduto Il Bel Sembiante" (Real) Hobb's Lane Holborn Holborn (Real) 'Holding his son Aaron between his knees' 'Holding his son Aaron between his knees' Holdsworth, Michael Holdsworth, Young Mike Hollis, Lady Flora Hollis, Mr. Hollow Pastures "Hollows" "Holly Bush" Holly Lodge Holly Lodge (in 2013) Holly Lodge on Wimbledon Park Road "Holly Mount" Holt, Felix Holt, Mr. Holt, Mrs. Mary Holt's Carthartic Lozenges Holt's Restorative Elixer Holy Trinity from the North Home Farm Home Life of Great Authors Home, Sweet Home (Real) Hoopoe, of John's Hopkins, Mr. Horatio Horner, Reverend Mr. Horrock, Mr. Horse-Dealing in Syria, 1854, within Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 86, issue 527 Hospital for Poor Travellers (Real) Hospital of San Matteo (Real) Houghton, Frances “Fanny” Evans (1805-1882) Houghton, Henry "Hound of the Lord" Houndsley Hours of Thought House in Ellastone House of Commons, delivered 1859-08-01, within Speeches on the Questions of Public Policy by the Right Honourable John Bright How can we see How do I know what you may have done How English Authoresses Look and Act How I Came to Write Fiction 'How I pity all the other girls at the archery meeting!' 'How I pity all the other girls at the archery meeting!' How Lisa Loved the King How Lisa Loved the King How Lisa Loved the King (1878, Cabinet Edition) How lovely the little river How should all the apparatus How should all the apparatus Hudson Hugues-le-loup [The Man-Wolf] (French) [x] Hull's Literary Outlook Human Hair, within The Quarterly Review, vol. 92, issue 184 Human happiness is a web [H]uman nature is lovable Human Physiology, Statical and Dynamical, or, The conditions and course of the life of man Humbled Brethren (Hist.) Hunt, Thornton Leigh (1810-1873) Hurtado Huskisson (Hist.) "Hust, Ye Pretty Warbling Choir" (Real) Middlemarch market stalls Hustings set (front view) Hutchins Huxley, Thomas Henry (1825-1895) Hyndmarsh, Mr. I am afraid of nothing I am anxious I am anxious I am ashamed to send a letter I am determined from I am in a miserable state I am quite happy I am so glad I am steeped in dullness I am thinking I am unusually muddy 'I am waiting for something else.' 'I am waiting for something else.' I am writing I can find no strength I can never shrink I can only go on I can only go on I can rejoice I can't afford I can't bear fishing I cannot submit I care for painting I cherish my childish loves I daresay some would I delight in fine pictures I desire no future I devour it as a romance I do not remember I don't want to be married I enter into no plots I feel every day I felt a new creature I felt a new creature I forgot everything but my passion. I fully participate in the belief I Grant You Ample Leave I had a tender mother I have all my life I have an unreasonable aversion 'I have brought a little petitioner.' 'I have brought a little petitioner.' I have found quite a new interest I have no memory I hold it blasphemy I hope to reperuse I like my town life I like not only to be loved I like to think I long for life I love not to be choked I love the souls I love you all better I Marmi [The Marbles] (Italian) I never think I percieve that I have not I Promessi Sposi [The Betrothed] (Italian) I say that the strongest I shall be most thankful 'I shall do everything it becomes me to do.' 'I shall do everything it becomes me to do.' I shall never love anybody I should desire to know the truth I suppose that is the reason I suspect that I think 'live and teach' I think I dislike I think I should have no other I think the highest and best I think there can be few I think what we call the dulness 'I thought you would have some' 'I thought you would have some' I trust in my star I want him to know figures I was never satisfied I will not let the close I wish I were rich enough I wish the Captain I wish we saw I wonder if anyone ever felt I would give anything to write a book! I would rather part with the dearest I yearn to see I yearn to see I'll not deny which way 'I'll put them on, / Help me, my lord, and you shall see me now / Somewhat as I shall look at Court with you.' 'I'll put them on, / Help me, my lord, and you shall see me now / Somewhat as I shall look at Court with you.' 'I'm no more drunk nor you are, nor so much.' 'I'm no more drunk nor you are, nor so much.' "I've Been Roaming" (Real) 'I've made two wills, and I'm going to burn one. Now you do as I tell you.' 'I've made two wills, and I'm going to burn one. Now you do as I tell you.' "Ich Hab' Dich Geliebet Und Liebe Dich Noch" (Real) Ideas are often poor ghosts Ideas are often poor ghosts Idione Idylles de Theocrite et Odes Anacréontiques: traduction nouvelle par Leconte de Lisle [Idylls of Theocritus and Anacreontic Odes: new translation by Leconte de Lisle] (French) [?] Idylls of the King If I were near you If people happen to be lovers If people happen to be lovers If people happen to be lovers If the human race If there is a chance If this be hypocrisy [I]f we knew ourselves If you are to rule If you insist If you will If youth is the season If, because of anything her brother said to him, he went away If, because of anything her brother said to him, he went away Ignorance gives one Ignorant power comes in the end Il Malmantile Racquistato [The Malmantile Repurchased] (Italian) Il Morgante Maggiore (Italian) Il Novellino [Le Novelle, The Novel] (Italian) Il Principe e altri scritti politici di Niccolò Machiavelli [The Prince and Other Political Writings by Niccolò Machiavelli] (Italian) [?] Illness of George Eliot Illness seems to me Illusions Perdues: un Grand Homme de Province a Paris [Lost Illusions: A Grand Provincial Man in Paris] (French) Illustration of Florence Illustration of Florence Ilsely Imaginative Literature: The Author of Adam Bede and Nathaniel Hawthorne, within North British Review, vol. 33, issue 65 Imagine a Descartes Imagine me seated near a window Imitation of Christ [?] Impreneta (L'), Church of (Real) Impressions of Theophrastus Such Impressions of Theophrastus Such Impressions of Theophrastus Such Impressions of Theophrastus Such Impressions of Theophrastus Such (1879, Cabinet Edition) Impressions of Theophrastus Such (1879, Original Publication) Impressions of Theophrastus Such (Version 2) Impressions of Theophrastus Such: Digital Resources Guide Impruneta, Madonna dell' (Real) In a London Drawing Room In a London Drawing Room In a Walled Garden (George Eliot Mentions) In Connection with... In every parting In George Eliot's Country In love's spring In love's spring In Memoriam In Memory of George Eliot In old-fashioned times In One of the Letters From George Eliot Which Mr. Cross Prints Occurs this Sentence 'In perfect contentment' 'In perfect contentment' In the career In the chequered area In the early ages In the early ages of the world In the Sale Rooms In the South In the stress and heat In the Wood In the Wood 'In utter amazement, Silas fell on his knees.' 'In utter amazement, Silas fell on his knees.' Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan indeed, the years had been "Independent Monitor" Indulging in Amenities at the Kurpark Industrial Co-Operation, within The Fortnightly Review, vol. 3, issue 16 Inez Infant Seamstresses, within English Woman's Journal, vol. 4, issue 19 Infirmary Innkeeper, at Snowfield Innocent VIII, Pope (Hist.) Inside the House of Commons, within Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 121, issue 735 Instinctive Horror Intellect is no longer Interesting Forthcoming Lectures at Truro Interesting Link with "Adam Bede" Interior of The Pioneer newspaper office (2) Interior set of Lydgate's study at the Fever Hospital (1) Interior set of Mawmsey's Grocery Interior set of Mawmsey's Grocery during construction Interior set of The Pioneer newspaper office (1) Interior set of the Vincys' drawing room with view through open door into breakfast room (5) Internal History of German Protestantism since the Middle of Last Century Introduction to Genesis Introduction to Savonarola's Poems; No Specific Text Given [x] Introduction to the Science of Religion: Four Lectures Delivered at the Royal Institution; with two essays, on false analogies and the philosophy of mythology Introduction, The Personal Edition of George Eliot's Works: Poems, Essays, and Leaves from a Note Book 'Inviting Silas with much chuckling' 'Inviting Silas with much chuckling' Iphigenia in Aulis Ipswich Literary Society Irwine, Miss Anne Irwine, Miss Kate Irwine, Mrs. Irwine, The Reverend Adolphus Is Genius Moved by its own Works? Is it any weakness Is there a choice for strong souls Isa Craig and the Prize Poem on Burns, within English Woman's Journal, vol. 2, issue 12 Isaac Evans to Edward Clarke, Griff, 20 December 1877 Isaac Evans to Edward Clarke, Griff, 20 December 1877 Isaac Pearson Evans to GE, Griff, 17 May 1880 Isaac Pearson Evans to GE, Griff, 17 May 1880 Isidor, Father Isis (French) Ismael Israel's Indebtedness to George Eliot Istorie della città di Firenze, di Iacopo Nardi. Secondo il testo pubblicato per cura di A. Gelli. [Histories of the city of Florence, by Iacopo Nardi. According to the text published by A. Gelli.] (Italian) Istorie Fiorentine [Florentine History] (Italian) It cuts one sadly It is a common sentence It is a commonplace It is a pathetic sight It is a woman's duty It is a wonderful subduer It is agreeable to keep It is astonishing 'It is coming, Maggie!' Tom said, in a deep hoarse voice, loosing the oars, and clasping her. 'It is coming, Maggie!' Tom said, in a deep hoarse voice, loosing the oars, and clasping her. It is easy to believe It is hard enough It is in the nature It is invariably It is my way It is never too late It Is Never Too Late to Mend. A Matter of Fact Romance It is not true It is not true It is not true that love It is often observable It is seldom that the miserable It is so much easier It is so much easier to say It is the first It is the lot of every man It is the way with half the truth It is very sweet to see It is with me It ought to lie It seemed a gala where all was happiness It seemed to me that the sky It was a sin It was doubtless an ingenious idea "It Was in the Prime" It was never a trial 'It was one of their happy mornings.' 'It was one of their happy mornings.' It was one of those dangerous moments It was very painful It would make me in love It's a poor look-out 'It's all one to me. I can make five codicils.' 'It's all one to me. I can make five codicils.' It's like the night and the morning Italienische Reise [Italian Travel] (German) Ivan Turgenev to GE, Paris, 25 February 1874 Ivan Turgenev to GE, Paris, 25 February 1874 Ivan Turgenev to GE, Paris, 3 December 1878 Ivan Turgenev to GE, Paris, 3 December 1878 Ivan Turgenev to GHL, Bougival, 1 November 1878 Ivan Turgenev to GHL, Bougival, 1 November 1878 J. A. Froude to George Eliot, 1858-01-17 J. H. Bridges to GE, Paris, 11 September [1859] J. H. Bridges to GE, Paris, 11 September [1859] J. M. Moir for John Chapman to George Combe, London, 13 April 1854 J. M. Moir for John Chapman to George Combe, London, 13 April 1854 J. W. Cross to Mrs. R. Strachey, London, 26 December 1880 J. W. Cross to Mrs. R. Strachey, London, 26 December 1880 J. W. Cross to Mrs. R. Strachey, London, 30 December 1880 J. W. Cross to Mrs. R. Strachey, London, 30 December 1880 Jabal Jabez Jackson, Martha "Patty" Jackson, Miss Jacob Cohen and Mordecai Jacob: or, Patriarchal Piety: A Series of Discourses, Delivered in St. James's Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh, in the Year 1822 Jacobs, Mr. Jacopo Jakin, Bob Jakin, Mrs. Jakin, Mrs. Prissy Jamaica (Real) James A. H. Murray to GE, London, 6 December 1879 James A. H. Murray to GE, London, 6 December 1879 James Anthony Froude to GE, Bideford, 26 September [1858] James Anthony Froude to GE, Bideford, 26 September [1858] James Thomson to GE, London, 18 June 1874 James Thomson to GE, London, 18 June 1874 James Thomson to GE, London, 20 June 1874 James Thomson to GE, London, 20 June 1874 James, Mr. Jane Jane [Mrs. Thomas] Carlyle to GE, Chelsea, 21 January 1858 Jane [Mrs. Thomas] Carlyle to GE, Chelsea, 21 January 1858 Jane [Mrs. Thomas] Carlyle to GE, London, 20 February 1859 Jane [Mrs. Thomas] Carlyle to GE, London, 20 February 1859 Jane Eyre Jane Eyre to Scenes of Clerical Life.The Women Novelists. Jane W. Carlyle to George Eliot, 1858-01-21 Janet at Mrs. Pettifer's Door Janet at Mrs. Pettifer's Door Janet Dempster Janet Dempster Janet's Repentance Janet's Repentance (1857, Original Publication) Janet's Repentance (1878, Cabinet Edition) Janet's Repentance, Scenes of Clerical Life Jarrett Jay, Betty Jeffries Jennings Jennings, Mrs. Jermyn, Louisa Jermyn, Matthew Jermyn, Miss Jermyn, Mrs. Jerome, Mr. Thomas Jerome, Mrs. Susan Jerusalem Trees for George Eliot Memorial Garden Jesson's Boy Jesus and George Eliot Jésus-Christ et sa doctrine [Jesus Christ and his Doctrine] (French) Jet Jetsome Jews in Fiction — III: Daniel Deronda Job Job Tudge and Harry Transome Job, Old Jodson, Mr. John John John and William Blackwood to GHL, St. Andrews, 25 October 1877 John and William Blackwood to GHL, St. Andrews, 25 October 1877 John Blackwood to Alexander Main, Edinburgh, 13 November 1873 John Blackwood to Alexander Main, Edinburgh, 13 November 1873 John Blackwood to Charles Lee Lewes, Edinburgh, 31 December 1878 John Blackwood to Charles Lee Lewes, Edinburgh, 31 December 1878 John Blackwood to Charles Lee Lewes, Edinburgh, 9 December 1878 John Blackwood to Charles Lee Lewes, Edinburgh, 9 December 1878 John Blackwood to GE, Arbury, 2-4 December 1859 Previous Page Page of 41 Next Page
