GE to Charles Christian Hennell, Foleshill, [April 1844]
Title
GE to Charles Christian Hennell, Foleshill, [April 1844]
Title
GE to Charles Christian Hennell, Foleshill, [April 1844]
Sender
George Eliot
Recipient
Charles Christian Hennell
Date(s)
- 1844-04
Place
FOLESHILL
Letter Content
GE to Charles Christian Hennell, Foleshill, [April 1844]
MS: Yale. Published: Cross, I, 131-132.
My dear Mr. Hennell,
Thank you for sending me the good news 514 so soon and for sympathizing in my need of encouragement. I have all I want now and shall go forward on buoyant wing. I am glad for the work's sake, glad for your sake, and glad for [the honourable gentleman's] sake, that matters have turned out so well.
Pray think no more of my pens, ink and paper. I would gladly give much more towards the work than these and my English if I could do so consistently with duty.
Pray give my kindest remembrances to both the Mrs. Hennells and believe me
Yours very truly
Mary Ann Evans.
Foleshill | Friday Evening.
MS: Yale. Published: Cross, I, 131-132.
My dear Mr. Hennell,
Thank you for sending me the good news 514 so soon and for sympathizing in my need of encouragement. I have all I want now and shall go forward on buoyant wing. I am glad for the work's sake, glad for your sake, and glad for [the honourable gentleman's] sake, that matters have turned out so well.
Pray think no more of my pens, ink and paper. I would gladly give much more towards the work than these and my English if I could do so consistently with duty.
Pray give my kindest remembrances to both the Mrs. Hennells and believe me
Yours very truly
Mary Ann Evans.
Foleshill | Friday Evening.
Signature
Mary Ann Evans.
Citation
George Eliot, GE to Charles Christian Hennell, Foleshill, [April 1844], Complete George Eliot Letters(2026), George Eliot Archive, edited by Beverley Park Rilett. https://GeorgeEliotArchive.org, Accessed September 7, 2026. https://www.georgeeliotarchive.org/items/show/92193
