George Meredith

Burne-Jones, "Since Gabriel's [Rossetti's] ` Blessed Damozel 'no mystical words have so touched me"; George Meredith, "A true poet, one of a small band"; Coventry Patmore, "the ` Hound of Heaven 'is one of the very few great odes of which the language can boast".

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913

"George Meredith," he said, "I tried him once," and he shook his head.

Godfrey Marten, Undergraduate Charles Turley 1904

Among other writers who published in serialized format in the 19th century: George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, Thomas Hardy, George Meredith and Robert Louis Stevenson.

Claudia Ricci: A 'Novel' Way to Read a Novel: Right Here on the Huffington Post Claudia Ricci 2011

Evans 's "In Deerleap Woods—A Haunt of George Meredith " 1909; the delicate platinum print has the illusion of depth that enhances the tree at the center of this simple image.

Swimming Pool, Stieglitz and Color William Meyers 2011

Among other writers who published in serialized format in the 19th century: George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, Thomas Hardy, George Meredith and Robert Louis Stevenson.

Claudia Ricci: A 'Novel' Way to Read a Novel: Right Here on the Huffington Post Claudia Ricci 2011

A few posts down, a commenter asked about the fate of George Meredith.

In search of lost nineteenth-century novelists 2009

The Victorian novelist George Meredith said, "It's a terrific decree in life that one must act who would prevail."

Feeling Like a Lost Raffle Ticket? 2009

A few posts down, a commenter asked about the fate of George Meredith.

The Little Professor: 2009

In his poem "Dirge in the Woods," British poet George Meredith summed up human mortality: "And we go/And we drop like the fruits of the tree/Even we/Even so."

James Pinkerton: Lest We Forget 9-11 2008

“You burly lovers on the village green, Yours is a lower, and a happier star!” sang George Meredith, the Victorian novelist and poet.

The Five of Hearts Patricia O'Toole 2008