No More Learning

Norton, Charles Eliot. Letters. (See, ante, III C. )
Olcott, C. S. George Eliot: scenes and people in her novels. 1911.
Paul, H. George Eliot. Stray Leaves. 1906.
Richter, H. Der Humor bei George Eliot. Englische Studien. Vol. xxxiv.
Leipzig, 1904.
Die Frauenfrage bei George Eliot. Anglia. Vol. XXVII. Halle, 1904.
Saintsbury, G. Corrected Impressions. 1895.
Stephen, Sir L. George Eliot. (English Men of Letters. ) 1902.
Thomson, Clara Linklater. George Eliot. [1901. ]
V. OTHER WRITERS
Thomas Hughes
Tom Brown's School Days. 1857.
The Scouring of the White Horse. 1859.
Tom Brown at Oxford. 3 vols. 1861.
Memoir of a Brother. 1873.
The Manliness of Christ. 1879.
Memoir of Daniel Macmillan. 1882.
James Fraser, 2nd Bp of Manchester. 1887.
David Livingstone. (English Men of Action. ) 1889.
Vacation Rambles. A series of letters addressed to The Spectator. Ed.
Cornish, Mrs. 1895.
Harriet Martineau
Traditions of Palestine. 1830.
Five Years of Youth, or Sense and Sentiment. A Story for the Young. 1831.


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(Contains, inter alia: Life in the Wilds; Ellin of Gavreloch; A Man-
chester Strike; Cousin Marshall; The Loom and the Lugger; Sowers
not Reapers. )
Illustrations of Taxation. 1834.
[Contains, inter alia: The Park and the Paddock; The Scholars of
Arneside. ]
Deerbrook. A novel. 3 vols. 1839.
The Hour and The Man. An historical romance. 3 vols. 1841.
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and the Peasant; Feats on the Fiord; The Crofton Boys. ] 4 vols.
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2 vols. 1795.
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CHAPTER XII
THE BRONTËS
Anderson, J. P. Bibliography appended to Birrell's Charlotte Brontë. (Great
Writers series. ) 1887.
Wood, B. A Bibliography of the works of the Brontë family. (Brontë
society. ) 1895.
COLLECTED WORKS
Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell. 1846. Philadelphia, 1848.
First collected edn. 7 vols. 1860 ff.
Collected edn, with 34 illustrations, 2 portraits and 2 facsimiles. 7 vols. 1872-3.
The Professor volume contains the first two chapters of Emma,
the novel on which Charlotte Brontë was engaged at the time of her last
illness. With this is rptd Thackeray's article The Last Sketch, intro-
ductory to Emma, which first appeared in The Cornhill Magazine, April
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The Works of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë. 12 vols. 1893, 1901.
The Life and Works of Charlotte Brontë and her sisters with introductions
to the works by Ward, Mrs Humphry, and an introduction and notes to
the life by Shorter, C. K. With photographic illustrations, portraits,
facsimiles of title-pages, etc. (Haworth edn. ) 7 vols. 1899-1900.
The Works of the Brontës. (Temple edn. ) 12 vols. 1901.
The Thornton edn of the Novels of the Sisters Brontë. Ed. Scott, Temple.
(The Life of Charlotte Brontë by Gaskell, E. C. . . . rptd from the first edn
and ed. with introduction and notes by Scott, T. and Willett, B. W. )
12 vols. 1901.
The Novels and Poems of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë (with an
introduction to The Professor by Watts-Dunton, Theodore). (The
World's Classics. ) 7 vols. 1901—7.
The Novels of the Sisters Brontë. 10 vols. 1905.
The Complete Works of Charlotte Brontë and her sisters. (The Book
Lovers' edn. ) 7 vols. [1905].
Brontë Poems: selections from the poetry of Charlotte, Emily, Anne and
Branwell Brontë. Ed. with an introduction by Benson, A. C. With
portraits and facsimiles. 1915.
CHARLOTTE BRONTË AFTERWARDS NICHOLLS (PSEUD. CURRER BELL)
MSS in the British Museum
Additional MS 34255. Tales written under the pseudonym Lord C. A. F.
Wellesley, 1834-5. A bound volume of 44 folios written on each side.
Contains two tales: The Spell and High Life in Verdopolis. At the end
is The Scrap Book A Mingling of Many Things Compiled by Lord
C. A. F. Wellesley.
The various contributions are, in most cases, signed
Charlotte Brontë in addition to the pseudonym; the bulk of the MS is in
a feigned hand.
38732. Four letters [in French] from Charlotte Brontë to Constantin
Heger, 1844–5. These letters were previously supposed to have been
destroyed; some pages have been torn in pieces and afterwards recon-
structed. They appeared in The Times, with translations by Spielmann,
Marion H. , 29 July 1913; afterwards rptd as the The Love Letters of
Charlotte Brontë to Constantin Heger (with Spielmann's translations
and a prefatory note by Wise, T. J. ]. 1914. [30 copies privately ptd for
Wise, T. J. ] See, also, Richardson, Frederika, The Secret of Charlotte
Brontë, 1914.
Egerton MS 2679, f. 28. Letter to J. Hogg, 1850.
2829, f. 14. Letter to W. S. Williams, 1848.
Single Works
Jane Eyre, an Autobiography, by Currer Bell. 3 vols. 1847. Second edn.
3 vols. 1848. Third edn. 3 vols. 1848. Fourth edn. 1848. 2 vols. (in
one). Leipzig, 1850. Other edns: 1857 and 1858. Haworth edn.
2 vols. 1884. With an introduction by Shorter, C. K. (The Camelot
Classics. ) [1889. ) To which is added The Moores, an unpublished
fragment. . . with introduction by Nicoll, Sir W. R. 1902. With intro-
duction by Sinclair, May. (Everyman's library. ) [1908. ) Illustrated.
. . . Introduction by Shorter, C. K. 1911.
A Chapter in the History of a Tyrone Family, being a tenth extract
from the Legacy of the late Francis Purcell, P. P. of Drum-
coolagh. Dublin University Magazine. Pp. 398, 415. October 1839.
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Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan, author of Uncle Silas, with a memoir
by Graves, A. P. , 3 vols. , 1880. There it forms the eleventh story,
the second in the third vol. The story was again rptd in The
Watcher and other Weird stories, 1894. In this vol. , it forms
the sixth and last story. There was, therefore, nothing to show,
except to a reader who had seen the story in The Dublin Uni-
versity Magazine of 1839, that Le Fanu's tale had preceded
and not followed Jane Eyre. A notice of Jane Eyre appeared
in the Dublin University Magazine, vol. xxxi, pp. 608-614, 1848. ]
Dramatic adaptations: Et Vaisenhuus-barn. Folkcomedie med Sang
i 4 Akter (and in prose), Efter en fri Bearbeidelse of Romanen
Jane Eyre. Copenhagen, 1859. Brougham, John. Jane Eyre,
a drama in five acts. New York, 1869. Michély, R. L'Orfanella
di Lowood. Dramma, etc. (Founded on Jane Eyre, by C. B. )
Naples, 1874. Wills, W. G. Jane Eyre, a drama in four acts,
produced at the Globe Theatre, 23 December 1882. Among many
other dramatisations are those of James Willing with the title Poor
Relations, and of Charlotte Birch-Pfeiffer, Die Waise von Lowood.
Shirley, A Tale. 3 vols. 1849. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1849. Other edns: 1852, 1857,
1860, 1862, etc. (The New Century library. ) 1905 [1904). With intro-
duction by Sinclair, May. (Everyman's library. ) (1908. ]
For the originals of the Curates see Shorter, C. K. , Charlotte
Brontë, 1906.
Villette. 3 vols. 1853. Leipzig, 1853. Other edns: 1855, 1857, 1860, 1861,
1866. (The New Century library. ) 1905 [1904). With six illustrations.
[1906. ] With introduction by Sinclair, May. (Everyman's library. )
[1909. ]
The Professor, A Tale, by Currer Bell. 2 vols. 1857. With a preface by
her husband, the Rev. A. B. Nicholls, dated 22 Sep. 1856. Another edn,
containing Poems of Currer Bell. 1860. (The New Century library. )
[1904. ) With an introduction by Sinclair, May. (Everyman's library. )
[1910. ] [C. K. Shorter states that “The original MS of The Professor
now in the possession of Thomas Wise, discloses that the book was
first called The Master. ']
Emma (a fragment of a story by the late C. B. Preceded by a short notice
by W. M. T. ). The Cornhill Magazine. Vol. 1, pp. 485-498. April 1860.
Richard Cour de Lion and Blondell. A poem. [With an introduction by
Shorter, C. K. Privately ptd for Wise, T. J. ] 1912.
Saul, and other poems. [30 copies privately ptd for Wise, T. J. ) 1913.
The Adventures of Ernest Alembert. A fairy tale. (This story will be found
ptd in Literary Anecdotes of the Nineteenth Century, ed. Nicoll, Sir
W. R. and Wise, T. J. , vol. 11, 1895, etc. )
EMILY JANE BRONTË (PSEUD. Ellis BELL)
Wuthering Heights, a novel, by Ellis Bell. 3 vols. (in one). 1847. [Actually
vols. I and 11, Wuthering Heights; vol. III, Agnes Grey, by Acton Bell.
Each vol. has a separate title-page. ]
Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey, by Ellis and Acton Bell. A new
edn revised, with a biographical notice of the authors, a selection from
their literary remains, and a preface, by Currer Bell. 3 vols. 1850.
[Additional poems by Emily and Anne Brontë first appeared in this edn. ]
Leipzig, 1851. Other edns: 1858, 1872, 1885.
Wuthering Heights. Poems. (The New Century library. ) 1905 [1904).
The Complete Works of Emily Brontë. (Ed. Shorter, Clement K. With


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introductory essay by Nicoll, Sir W. R. ) 1910, etc. (Vol. 1 contains
138 additional poems, of which 67 had been privately ptd in 1902.