The Letters of Edward Fitzgerald to Fanny Kemble by William Aldis Wright, Edward FitzGerald

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	of MidLothian, 126 ; Catullus, 130 ; Guy Mannering, 132 ; at Dunwich, 134 ; reads Corio- lanus, 135 ; Kenilworth, 140 ; David Copperfield, 140 ; his Readings in Crabbe, 142, 145 ; reads Hawthorne Journals, 148 ; at Lowestoft, 150 ; reads Forster Life of Dickens, 150 ; and Trollope Novels, 150, 165 ; Eckermann Goethe, 150 ; works on Crabbe Posthu- mous Tales, 159 ; his Quarter- deck, 161 ; Dombey and Son, 166, 180 ; Comus and Lycidas, 171 ; Mrs. Kemble Records, 179 ; Madame de Sévigné, 179, 181 ; visits George Crabbe at Merton, 181, 234 ; his ducks and chickens, 183 ; his Irish cousins, 184 ; at Aldeburgh, 184 ; with his nieces at Lowe- stoft, 188 ; sends Charles Tennyson's Sonnets to Mrs. Kemble, 191 ; his eyes out of 'Kelter,' 195, 199 ; reads Winter Tale, 196 ; his translations of the two Œdipus plays, 198, 201, 204 ; his affection for the stage, 203 ; his collection of actors' por- traits, 202 ; his love for Sped- ding, 204 ; his reminiscences of a visit with Tennyson at Mirehouse, 206 ; reads Words- worth, 209 ; sends his reader to see Macbeth, 223 ; feels as if some of the internal tim- bers were shaken, 232 ; reads Froude Carlyle, 234, 237, 239 ; at Aldeburgh, 236, 238 ; meets Professor Fawcett, 238 ; con- sults Mrs. Kemble on two passages of Shakespeare, 248 ; goes to look at Carlyle's statue and his old house, 253.
	FitzGerald (Jane), afterwards Mrs. Wilkinson, E. F.G.'s sis- ter, 108, 118.
	FitzGerald (J. P.), E. F.G.'s eld- est brother, 92, 96 ; his illness, 136, 139 ; and death, 144.
	FitzGerald (Mrs.), E. F.G.'s mother, 9, 58, 92 ; her portrait by Sir T. Lawrence, 171.
	FitzGerald (Percy), his Lives of the Kembles, 3, 5.
	FitzGerald (Peter), E. F. G.'s. brother, 13 ; his death, 61.
	Frere (Mrs.), 79, 83, 174.
	Froude (J. A.), constantly with Carlyle, 196 ; is charged with his biography, 200 ; his Life of Carlyle, 234 ; writes to E. F.G., 235.
	Fualdès, murder of, 81 ; play founded on, 85.
	Furness (H. H.), 58, 61, 63, 97.

	Gil Blas, 63.
	Glyn (Miss), 94.
	Goethe, 29, 119, 120 ; his conver- sations by Eckermann, 150.
	Goethe and Schiller, correspon- dence of, 222.
	Goodwin ( Professor), proposes to visit E. F.G., 185.
	Gordon (Mrs.), 128, 196.
	Gout, 5.
	Groome ( Archdeacon), 42, 191, 215.

	Half Hours with the Worst Authors, 28, 32.
	Hamlet, theory of Gervinus on, 29 ; the Quarto and Folio Texts of, 213.
	Harlowe's picture of the Trial Scene in Henry VIII., 83.
	Harness (Rev. W.), Memoirs of, 5, 11.
	Hatherley (Lord), letter from, 127.
	Hawthorne (Nathaniel), his Notes of Italian Travel, 10, 148.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Letters of Edward Fitzgerald to Fanny Kemble. Contributors: William Aldis Wright - editor, Edward FitzGerald - author. Publisher: Macmillan. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1895. Page Number: 257.

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