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200 14$aThe novels of George Eliot$b[electronic resource] $ea study in form
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300   $a"First published in 1959; reprinted with corrections in 1963".
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327   $aContents; Introduction; I. The Unheroic Tragedy; II. The Tragic Process: Adam Bede; III. The Tragic Process: The Heroines; IV. The Tragic Process: The Egoists; V. Character and Form; VI. Plot and Form; VII. Possibilities; VIII. The Author's Voice: Intimate, Prophetic, and Dramatic; IX. The Scene as Image; X. The Pathetic Image; XI. The Ironical Image; Conclusion; Index
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