CHAPTER LXX.

THE ESSAYS of "GEORGE ELIOT." Complete, Collected And Arranged, With An Introduction On Her "analysis Of Motives" CONTENTS

Preface,

5

“George Eliot’s” Analysis of Motives,

7

I. Carlyle’s Life of Sterling,

25

II. Woman in France,

31

III. Evangelical Teaching,

64

IV. German Wit,

99

V. Natural History of German Life,

141

VI. Silly Novels by Lady Novelists,

178

VII. Worldliness and Other-Worldliness,

205

VIII. The Influence of Rationalism,

257

IX. The Grammar of Ornament,

272

X. Felix Holt’s Address to Workingmen,

275

TOM AND MAGGIE TULLIVER TOLD FROM GEORGE ELIOT'S "THE MILL ON THE FLOSS" CONTENTS I. TOM MUST GO TO SCHOOL II. THE CHOICE OF A SCHOOL III. TOM COMES HOME IV. ALL ABOUT A JAM PUFF V. THE FAMILY PARTY VI. THE MAGIC MUSIC VII. MAGGIE IS VERY NAUGHTY VIII. MAGGIE AND THE GIPSIES IX. THE GIPSY QUEEN ABDICATES X. TOM AT SCHOOL XI. THE NEW SCHOOLFELLOW XII. THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON XIII. PHILIP AND MAGGIE LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. TOM CAME RUNNING TO PREVENT MAGGIE FROM SNATCHING HER LINE AWAY "MY PRETTY LADY, ARE YOU COME TO STAY WITH US?" "HERE, MAGGIE, COME AND HEAR IF I CAN SAY THIS" "O TOM, PLEASE DON'T," CRIED MAGGIE

FELIX HOLT, THE RADICAL By George Eliot CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.