Features Elizabeth Gaskell's work. This work brings together her journalism, her shorter fiction, which was published in various collections during her lifetime, her early personal writing, including a diary written between 1835 and 1838 when she was a young mother, her five full-length novels and "The Life of Charlotte Bronte"..

1: North and South; 1: ‘haste to the wedding.’ 3 b; 1: Roses And Thorns; 1: The More Haste The Worse Speed; 1: Doubts and difficulties. 31; 1: Decision; 1: Farwell; 1: new scenes and faces.; 1: home sickness.; 1: Dressing for Tea.; 1: Wrought Iron and Gold.; 1: First Impressions; 1: Morning Calls.; 1: A Soft Breeze In A Sultry Place.; 1: The Meeting. 123 .; 1: Masters And Men.; 1: The Shadow Of Death.; 1: What Is A Strike?; 1: likes and dislikes.; 1: Angel Visits.; 1: Men And Gentlemen.; 1: The Dark Night.; 1: A Blow And Its Consequences.; 1: Mistakes.; 1: Mistakes Cleared Up.; 1: Frederick.; 1: Mother And Son; 1: Fruit-Piece.; 1: Comfort in Sorrow.; 1: A Ray of Sunshine.; 1: Home at Last.; 1: ‘Should auld Acquaintance be Forgot?’; 1: Mischances.; 1: Peace.; 1: Chapter IX. False and True.; 1: Expiation.; 1: Union not Always Strength.; 1: Looking South.; 1: Promises Fulfilled,; 1: Making Friends.; 1: Out of Tune.; 1: The Journey’s End.; 1: Alone! Alone! 110; 1: Margaret’s Flittin’.; 1: Ease not Peace. 121; 1: Not All a Dream.; 1: Once and NOw; 1: Something Wanting.; 1: ‘Ne’er to be Found Again.’; 1: Breathing Tranquillity.; 1: Changes at Milton. a; 1: Meeting Again.; 1: ‘Pack Clouds Away.’ 185