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The 1830s and 1840s: Marriage, Manchester and Literary Beginnings,nt move to Manchester laid the foundation for her future life, socially and geographically. Sometime in the autumn of 1831, after her Newcastle and Edinburgh sojourns and visits to her Liverpool cousins, Gaskell went to stay with William Turner’s eldest daughter, Mary, who was married to John Gooch

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The 1850s: the Established Author,ial biography, she wrote over thirty shorter pieces. Of these last, three could be considered novella (. and .); two are poems; eight are generically hybrid, combining recall of legends or tales and social observation; and the rest are short stories. Almost all (like two of her novels of this decade

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The 1860s: Achievements and Endings,unexpectedly, — a sort of household “But men may come, & men may go, but I (i.e. bustle) go on for ever”’ (., p. 638). The frenetic movement and social activity described here, combined with a writing programme of two full-length novels, a novella, short stories and articles, characterize the last f

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Public and Private Key Cryptography,ound of visits, travelling in England and abroad, and receiving guests at Plymouth Grove. Her letters of this period are almost breathless in their accounts of her activities as she attempts to hold together all the diverse strands of her life.

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The 1850s: the Established Author,reissues often contained changes in their book form, usually initiated by Gaskell herself and including different titles and altered or added narrative contextualization. Some of these stories, too, have origins in an earlier period, indicating her habit of returning to the inspiration of many years before.