Living with George Eliot: A Tribute to my Parents

How did it all start? I can't remember the day when Mum and Dad brought this woman into the house - a plain-looking, unassuming woman with a long face but kindly, sympathetic eyes. At school I had a good friend called Andrew Stevenson. Since we were all known by our surnames, he became 'St...

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Published inThe George Eliot review no. 48; pp. 84 - 5
Main Author Adams, Will
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Coventry George Eliot Fellowship 01.01.2017
Subjects
Adams, Bill
Adams, Kathleen
British & Irish literature
Deaths
Eliot, George (Mary Ann Evans) (1819-1880)
Learned societies
Onomastics
Parents & parenting
Patronage
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Summary:How did it all start? I can't remember the day when Mum and Dad brought this woman into the house - a plain-looking, unassuming woman with a long face but kindly, sympathetic eyes. At school I had a good friend called Andrew Stevenson. Since we were all known by our surnames, he became 'Steve'. Mum and Dad have their own unique memorial, not carved in stone but represented by the continuing success of the Fellowship under its present Chairman, Committee and enthusiastic supporters around the world.
ISSN:1358-345X