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Notes: pp. 241-248.
91 Basil Willey, ~ English Moralists, (London, 1964.), p. 212.
92william Gass, Fiotion ~ ~ Figures 2!. Life, (New York, 1970),
p. 178.
93Ian Watt, ~ ~ 2!. ~ Novel, (London, 1957), p. 82.
9~ionel Trilling, Freud and the Crisis of our Culture, (Boston,
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1955), p. 19.
95George Eliot, Middlemaroh, p. 203.
96M.artin Prioe, liThe other Self: Thought 13
about Charaoter in the
Novel" in Imagined Worlds:. Essays !:!. Honour ::!. ~ Butt, ed.
Maynard Maok and Ian Gregor, (London, 1968), p. 294.
97George Eliot, Daniel Deronda, p. 552.
98George Eliot, Romola, p. 106.
99George Eliot, Middlemaroh, p. 303.
1 OOIbid. p. 429.
101 George Eliot, Daniel Deronda, pp. 88-89.
102Ibid, p. 430.
103 Quentin Anderson, "George Eliot in Middlemaroh", in Twentieth
Century Views, ed. George R. Creeger, (New Jersey, 1970),
p. 155.
104.George Eliot, ~!!!!.2!!. ~ Floss, p. 543.
105Robert ScholeS and Robert Kellogg, ~ Nature 2!. Narrative,
(New York, 1966), p. 276.
106Ibid, p. 276.