Browse Sort by: Title Zwischen Himmel und Erde: Erzählung [Between Heaven and Earth: A Novel] (German) Zuzumotzis Zur Geschichte der Religion und Philosophie in Deutschland [On the History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany] (German) Zur Deutschen Mythologie, vol. 1: Odin [On German Mythology, vol. 1: Odin] (German) Ziphius Zind Zincali Zecca, or Mint Zarca Zamael Zagal, El (Hist.) Zachary Your love and goodness Your letter describes Your heart must be widowed Your dear face Young Singleton 'You, my child - are you / Halting and wavering?' 'You, my child - are you / Halting and wavering?' 'You really have no idea what an impression it conveys when you say you are a radical.' 'You really have no idea what an impression it conveys when you say you are a radical.' You must not be ashamed (option 2) You must not be ashamed You must love your work You must learn how to deal You must keep up your heart 'You didn't think it was so pretty, did you?' 'You didn't think it was so pretty, did you?' You asked me 'You are very beautiful.' 'You are very beautiful.' You are a bright You and I, too, reader York Walk, Leamington York (Real) Yoddrell Yew-Tree Walk 'Yet quiet, lowly as a meek white dove, / That with its presence teaches gentleness.' 'Yet quiet, lowly as a meek white dove, / That with its presence teaches gentleness.' Yet I find Yesterday’s Publications Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yesterday's New Books Yellow Coat School, Grimworth "Ye Banks and Braes" (Real) Yarico Yap "X-Shire Gazette" Wyvern, Lord Wyvern, Lady Wylde Wybrow, Captain Anthony Writing is a part Wright, Jacob Wright Wrench, Mr. 'Would sing as finely to this suffering child, / As at the court where princes on him smiled.' 'Would sing as finely to this suffering child, / As at the court where princes on him smiled.' Worth the Reading Worldliness and Otherworldliness: The Poet Young Workmen's Bank Accounts Wordsworth; No Specific Text Given [x] Wordsworth (Hist.) Wordsworth Wootton Hall "Woolpack" Wool, Mrs. Woodcock, Mr. Women: George Eliot Women Writers: Their Works and Ways Volume 1 Women Who Shine Women Who Have Made Good Women of Renown Women in Literature: Women Writers and their Successes Woman's Mission Woman's and Lover's Calendars Woman in the Nineteenth Century, and Kindred Papers Relating to the Sphere, Condition and Duties, of Woman Woman in France: Madame de Sablé Withernsea Witherington With the man she loves With the man she loves With the dessert 'With a heavy bag on his back' 'With a heavy bag on his back' Wit and wisdom of George Eliot Wit and Humour Wit and Humour Wise, Witty and Tender Sayings in Prose and Verse, selected from the Works of George Eliot Wise Woman at Tarley Wisdom About Women Wirksworth Town Hall Winthrop, Mrs. Dolly Winthrop, Ben Winthrop, Aaron Winter Studies and Summer Rambles in Canada Winship Windsor (Real) Wimple, Mrs. Wimple Wilnecote Wills and Bequests Wills and Bequests Willow Brook Willoughby, Miss Willis Williamson, Sarah William Smith, within Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 112, issue 684 William Pitman Jones to Messrs. Blackwood, Preston, 12 August 1857 William Pitman Jones to Messrs. Blackwood, Preston, 12 August 1857 William Blackwood to Joseph Munt Langford, Edinburgh, 28 March 1860 William Blackwood to Joseph Munt Langford, Edinburgh, 28 March 1860 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, London, 21 April 1875 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, London, 21 April 1875 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 8 June 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 8 June 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 20 June 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 20 June 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 18 October 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 18 October 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 14 June 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 14 June 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1 December 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1 December 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, [Edinburgh,] 5 October 1859 William Blackwood to John Blackwood, [Edinburgh,] 5 October 1859 William Blackwood to J. H. Langford, Edinburgh, 16 April 1859 William Blackwood to J. H. Langford, Edinburgh, 16 April 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, London, 16 May 1868 William Blackwood to GHL, London, 16 May 1868 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 9 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 9 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 9 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 9 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 31 May 1876 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 31 May 1876 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 25 September 1858 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 25 September 1858 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 19 September 1871 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 19 September 1871 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 19 July 1860 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 19 July 1860 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 18 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 18 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 16 May 1878 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 16 May 1878 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 12 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 12 March 1859 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 12 July 1878 William Blackwood to GHL, Edinburgh, 12 July 1878 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 7 October 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 7 October 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 7 August 1878 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 7 August 1878 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 6 May 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 6 May 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 5 May 1859 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 5 May 1859 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 30 October 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 30 October 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 28 May 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 28 May 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 25 March 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 25 March 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 23 November 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 23 November 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 23 May 1860 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 23 May 1860 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 20 May 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 20 May 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 16 September 1874 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 16 September 1874 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 16 July 1878 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 16 July 1878 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 14 May 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 14 May 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 July 1876 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 July 1876 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 February 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 February 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 August 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 August 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 August 1878 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 13 August 1878 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 12 January 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 12 January 1880 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 11 June 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 11 June 1879 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 10 February 1860 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, 10 February 1860 William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, [? November 1880] William Blackwood to GE, Edinburgh, [? November 1880] William Blackwood to GE, [Edinburgh], 30 December 1879 William Blackwood to GE, [Edinburgh], 30 December 1879 William Blackwood and Sons to the Editor of the Times, London, [5 June 1859] William Blackwood and Sons to the Editor of the Times, London, [5 June 1859] William Blackwood and Sons to GHL, Edinburgh, 24 April 1866 William Blackwood and Sons to GHL, Edinburgh, 24 April 1866 William Blackwood and Sons to GHL, Edinburgh, 21 November 1876 William Blackwood and Sons to GHL, Edinburgh, 21 November 1876 William Blackwood and Sons to GE, Edinburgh, 3 October 1879 William Blackwood and Sons to GE, Edinburgh, 3 October 1879 Will Ladislaw calls upon the widow Will Ladislaw calls upon the widow Will His Eyes Open? Will His Eyes Open? Wilhelm Meister's Wanderjahre [Wilhelm Meister's Journeyman Years] (German) Wilhelm Meister's Lehrjahre: ein Roman [Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship: A Novel] (German) Wildfire Wilberforce (Hist.) Wiener, Mr. "Widgeon's Purifying Pills" Wickham Bishops 'Why, my lads, how's this?' 'Why, my lads, how's this?' 'Why did she stand before me with the candle in her hand, with her cruel contemptuous eyes fixed on me, and the glittering serpent, like a familiar demon, on her breast?' 'Why did she stand before me with the candle in her hand, with her cruel contemptuous eyes fixed on me, and the glittering serpent, like a familiar demon, on her breast?' Who Wrote the Waverly Novels? Being an Investigation into Certain Mysterious Circumstances Attending their Production, & an Inquiry into the Literary Aid which Sir Walter Scott may have Received from Other Persons Who Wrote the Waverly Novels? Who is not proud Who Are the World's Greatest Women? Whittlecombe Whitlow Whitefield, George, Bust of White, William Hale (1831-1919) White House "White Hoss" "White Hart" "White Hart" White Hart Hotel pictorial sign Whispering Stones While we are still 'While this conversation was going forward, Dickey had been furtively stroking and kissing the soft white hand.' 'While this conversation was going forward, Dickey had been furtively stroking and kissing the soft white hand.' Wherever affection can spring 'Where the little stream / Parts a green hollow 'twixt the gentle slopes.' 'Where the little stream / Parts a green hollow 'twixt the gentle slopes.' Where George Eliot Wrote Her First Story Whenever an artist When we are young When was the fatal coquetry "When the Heart of a Man is Oppressed with Care" (Real) When I've made up my mind When George Eliot Visited Florence "When First I Saw Thy Face" (Real) 'When any master holds/ 'Twixt chin and hand a violin of mine, / He will be glad that Stradivari lived.' 'When any master holds/ 'Twixt chin and hand a violin of mine, / He will be glad that Stradivari lived.' Wheeled past the group with an unmoved face Wheeled past the group with an unmoved face 'Wheeled her round' 'Wheeled her round' What the Queen Reads What novelty is worth What little child What is the present 'What is the matter? You are distressed.' 'What is the matter? You are distressed.' What is said about one’s art What is anything worth What I Remember, Vol. 2 What I Remember [Vol. 1] What greater thing is there 'What does all this mean, Mrs. Tulliver?' said Mr. Wakem. 'What does all this mean, Mrs. Tulliver?' said Mr. Wakem. What do we live for What do we live for What are all our personal loves 'What am I to write, father?' said Tom. 'What am I to write, father?' said Tom. Wharf, The Whale, Scrag Whale, Professer Sperm N Westward, Ho! or, the Voyages and Adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh, Knight West, Mr. West-Östlicher Divan [West-Eastern Divan] (German) West Orchards West Hallam Hall, Derbyshire Wessex Wesley, Mr. (Hist.) Werther und seine Zeit zur Goethe-Litteratur [Werther and his time on Goethe literature] (German) Wengstein, Princess Well! it is our inertness Well, well, the illusions "Weights and Scales" Weekly Diary [George Eliot's Death] "Wedding Psalm" (Real) Webbe We want people to feel We see human heroism We reap what we sow We mustn't be in a hurry We must teach We must be patient We mean to do wicked things We have had no autumnal beauty We have had an unspeakably delightful We have been industriously foraging We don't inquire We could never have loved We can hardly learn humility We can bear no hand We are poor plants We are often startled We are led on We are leading no life We are all apt to believe We are all apt Waverley; or, "Tis sixty years since" Waule, Mrs. Jane Waule, Mr. Waule, John Waule, Elizabeth, Joanna, and Rebecca Watling, Lord Was this a dream Was never true love lived Was it a fit of madness? Was it a fit of madness? Warson Wake Warrens, The Warren, Mr. "Warm Whispering Through the Slender Olive Leaves" Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps (1844-1911) Warburton Wandlungen [Transformations] (German) Wanderings among the Wild Flowers Wanchester Wanamaker's Walsingham, Miss Walsh, Mr. Walpurga, Fraulein Walking with the Princess by the Sterngarten Walking to Kickelhahn after Leaving the Gabelbach Walking through the Belvedere Allee to reach Schloss Belvedere Walking in the Fields towards Gelmeroda Walk to the Theatre to See "Gross Cophta" Walden; or, Life in the Woods Wakley (Hist.) Wakeman's Wanderings: Some Features of George Eliot's Girlhood Home Wakem, Philip Wakem, Mrs. Emily Wakem, John Wakefield, Jim called Gentleman Wakefield 'Wake, dear, wake! Listen to me.' 'Wake, dear, wake! Listen to me.' 'Waiting upon the pavement with the throng.' 'Waiting upon the pavement with the throng.' Waiting by the River Waiting by the River Waiting at Neu Dietendorf for the Train to Weimar Wagstaff, Mrs. "Waggon Overthrown" Wace, Mr. Vyan Vulcany, Mrs. Voyage à travers l'Exposition des beaux-arts: (peinture et sculpture) [Journey through the Fine Arts Exhibition: (painting and sculpture)] (French) Vorstadt, The Vorstadt Theatre, Dresden Voritcella Volvox Voltimand Volpone; or, The Fox, within The Dramatic Works of Ben Jonson "Voi, Che Sapete" (Real) Vixen Vite di uomini illustri del secolo XV scritte [Lives of illustrious men of the 15th century written] (Italian) Vita di Vittorio Alfieri da Asti scritta da esso. Volume Primo. [Life of Vittorio Alfieri da Asti written by him. First Volume.] (Italian) Vita di Domenico detto Il Burchiello Poeta [Life of Burchiello] (Italian) Vita con alcuni scritti di Fra Girolamo Savonarola [Life with some writings of Fra Girolamo Savonarola] (Italian) Visiting the Rooms at the Former Residence of Duchess Amalia Visiting Goethe's Study and Bedroom Virgin Soil [Les Terres Vierges] Vincy, Rosamond Vincy, Mrs. Lucy Vincy, Mr. Walter Vincy, Louisa Vincy, Fred Vincy, Bob Vincent Holbeche to Isaac Pearson Evans, Sutton Coldfield, 17 June 1857 Vincent Holbeche to Isaac Pearson Evans, Sutton Coldfield, 17 June 1857 Vincent Holbeche to GE, Sutton Coldfield, 9 June 1857 Vincent Holbeche to GE, Sutton Coldfield, 9 June 1857 Villette Villemarque; No Specific Text Given [x] Villari; No Specific Text Given [x] Village Life of George Eliot Vigo, Mrs. Views of the Architecture of the Heavens. In a Series of Letters to a Lady Viewing the Theatre at Belvedere Viewing of "Egmont" at the Theater Viewing Goethe's Rooms at the Tanne View of West Hallam from the Church View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages View of Derby from Nottingham Road Vier neue Novellen [Four New Novellas] (German) Vienna (Real) Vie de Jésus [Life of Jesus] (French) Video Tour: An Introduction to the Transforming Middlemarch Project Victorian Prose Masters; Thackeray - Carlyle - George Eliot - Mathew Arnold - Ruskin - George Meredith (George Eliot) Victorian Novelists Vice and Sausages Vibrio Viareggio (Real) Vevay (Real) "Vestiges" Vespucci, Messer Guidantonio (Hist.) Vespucci, Giovanni (Hist.) Vesoul (Real) Vernio, Counts of (Hist.) Vermischte Schriften von Heinrich Heine. Erster Band. [Miscellaneous writings by Heinrich Heine. First Volume.] (German) Vermischte Schriften (Geständnisse) [Miscellaneous Writings (Confessions)] (German) Verdun (Real) Veracity is a plant Vera; or, the War of the Peasants: An Historical Tale Venus and Adonis Venice (Real) Venetian Epigrams Veglie Pacevoli [Peaceful Vigils] (Italian) Vatican (Real) Varnhagen von Ense, Karl August (1785-1858) Varieties Vandernoodt, Mr. Valori, Francesco (Hist.) Valla, Lorenzo (Hist.) Vaiano, Maestro Vague memories hang about Use and Abuse Untitled image, Romola, Chapter 1 (Leighton) Untitled Illustration, Chapter 1 Unscrupulousness gets rid of much Unpublished Letters: George Eliot Universal History; No Specific Text Given [x] Unitarian Church: Lecture on George Eliot Ungelehrte Erklärung des Goethe'schen Faust [Unlearned Explanation of Goethe's Faust] (German) Under the Plane-Tree Under the Plane-Tree Un Paquet de Lettres [A Packet of Letters] (French) Un Mariage en Province [A Marriage in Province] (French) Ueber die lehre des Spinoza in briefen an den herrn Moses Mendelssohn [On the Teachings of Spinoza in Letters to Moses Mendelssohn] (German) Ubique Tyndall, John (1820-1893) Tyke, Rev. Walter 'Two wedded from the portal stept.' 'Two wedded from the portal stept.' "Two Travellers" Two New Stories Two Lovers by a Moss-Grown Spring Two Lovers by a Moss-Grown Spring Two Lovers Two Gentlemen of Verona Two Books of Criticism Two Aspects of George Eliot Twenty, The (Hist.) Twelve English Authoresses Twelfth Night Turvey Turnbull, Mrs. and Miss Turnbull, Dr. Tulpian Tulliver, Tom Tulliver, Ralph Tulliver, Mrs. Elizabeth (Bessy) Tulliver, Maggie Tulliver, Edward Tudge, Mr. Tudge, Job Tucker's Lane, Milby Tucker, Mr. Tucker Tubal-Cain Tryan, Reverend Edgar Tryan, Miss Try to care about something Truth is strange Truth in art Truncheon, Dr. Trumbull, Mr. Borthrop Trufford, Lord Truberry, Mrs. Truberry Trower Trounsem, or Transome, Tommy Trot Trost Trollope, Thomas Adolphus (1810-1892) Trollope, Anthony (1815-1882) Triton, Lord Tripplegate Trip to the Theatre to Hear "Der Markt von Richmond" Trip to the Theater to See "Der Freischiitz" Trip to Bibliothek to View the Upper Floor Trip Trieste (Real) Trial by Fire (Hist.) 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