Leslie Stephen rejected an early version of this novel for Cornhill as it seemed to risqué for a family periodical, so the author had it published in Belgravia with each installment accompanied by an Arthur Hopkins illustration.
Leslie Stephen rejected an early version of this novel for Cornhill as it seemed to risqué for a family periodical, so the author had it published in Belgravia with each installment accompanied by an Arthur Hopkins illustration. The author's own visual contribution was a map of the setting that at first included the homes of Susan Nunsuch and the yokels Christian [*] and Grandfather Cantle. Other locations included the Quiet Woman Inn, whose owner attempts to flee with the resident of Mistover Knapp at the end. However, Egdon Heath proves inescapable for Damon Wildeve and Eustacia Vye, the wife of the title character Clym Yeobright in, FTP, what Thomas Hardy novel?
Leslie Stephen rejected an early version of this novel for Cornhill as it seemed to risqué for a family periodical, so the author had it published in Belgravia with each installment accompanied by an Arthur Hopkins illustration.
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