Deronda

We think that this feeling, which calls Deronda a cad because Gwendolen made love to him, and Selden because he did not meet Lily more than half-way, is partly a kind of jealousy.

"Prigs" and "Cads" in Fiction 1906

The first prototype, manufactured by Fabrication Techniques, was called the Deronda F400.

Autoblog 2009

One book I read then that impressed me above and beyond most of what I'd ever read -- and it may have been partially responsible for my starting to write fiction -- was Daniel Deronda.

A Conversation with Julia Glass, author of Three Junes 2010

The novel's role is evident not only in such well-known books as Scott's "Ivanhoe" whose Jewish heroine far outshines her Christian rival and George Eliot's great exploration of Judaism, "Daniel Deronda."

Oh, to Be In England Steven Amarnick 2011

In her great proto-Zionist novel, Daniel Deronda, George Eliot re-created the thought thus: “The sons of Judah have to choose that God may again choose them.”

The Chosen Peoples Todd Gitlin 2010

In her great proto-Zionist novel, Daniel Deronda, George Eliot re-created the thought thus: “The sons of Judah have to choose that God may again choose them.”

The Chosen Peoples Todd Gitlin 2010

In her great proto-Zionist novel, Daniel Deronda, George Eliot re-created the thought thus: “The sons of Judah have to choose that God may again choose them.”

The Chosen Peoples Todd Gitlin 2010

I am now reading Eliot's Daniel Deronda, and agree with you about Eliot being "hard."

Hard books Roger Sutton 2008

When schools open, families tend to stay where they are, Deronda

Homeless Families on the Rise in Summer 2009

In the grips of an agonizing, imminent death, the Alcharisi reveals the truth to Deronda because her own rejected history seems to return upon her, bodily.

Religion 2009