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INDEX
[Only important references are given; the mere mention of
harnes is omitted.]
Addison, J., a realist, 29 ; his
style, 33 ; Spectator, 34,
57.
Ade, G., Fables, 282.
Allen, J. L., 268 - 271.
Atherton, Mrs. G., 290.
Austen, J., defence of novels,
8 ; Northanger Abbey, 88,
89 ; praises Grandison,
89 ; Pride and Prejudice,
91, 92, 121 ; Persuasion,
93 ; Elizabeth Bennett,
92, 97, 98 ; place in fic-
tion, 118.
Balzac, H., Père Goriot, 26 ;
compared with Smollett,
70.
Barclay, Mrs. F., The Rosary,
77.
Barrie, J. M., 223 - 225.
Bashford, H. H., 264.
Bellamy, E., 13.
Bennett, A., 156 - 159.
Blackmore, R. D., Lorna
Doone, 19, 20, 23, 45.
Boyesen, H., remark on Mid-
dlemarch, 114.
Bradshaigh, Lady, corre-
spondence with Richard-
son, 60, 76.
Brontë, A., Agnes Grey, 118.
Brontë, C., 118 - 121.
Brontë, E., Wuthering
Heights, 118, 119.
Browning, R., compared wich
Richardson, 48, 51 ; My
Last Duchess, 115.
Bunyan, J., Mr. Badman, 35.
Bulwer-Lytton, E., choice of
Scott's novels, 101.
Burton, R., Anatomy, 57 ; bis
love of coarse fun, 68 ;
influence on Sterne, 74.
Butler, S., Way of All Flesh,
232 - 241.
Canfield, D. (Mrs. Fisher),
300.
Cholmondeley, M., 262.
Churehill, W., Inside of the
Cup, 4, 14 ; Richard Car-
vel, 148 ; general crit-
icism, 273 - 277.
Clifford, Mrs. W. K., Love
Letters of a Worldly
Woman, 261.
Collins, W., Woman in White,
104, 121 ; his work, 121 -
123.
Conrad, J., 192 - 217.
Cooper, J. F., compared with
Richardson, 55 ; bis hero-
ines, 94, 96, 97 ; his vi-
tality, 102, 103 ; com-
pared with Conrad, 211.
Cowley, A., toaster of prose,
30 ; specimen of bis style,
32 ; personal essays, 57.

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