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Religious Gestures and Secular Strengths,Geneva for the next eight months — living first in a pension on the lake and then as a lodger in the home of M. D’Albert and his family. While at the former, Marian entertained her correspondents back in England with descriptions of the other guests, including two American ladies who ‘chatter the mo

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230389717pinions of which closely resemble those of the Evangelical . Novels and romances were ‘pernicious’, and Marian feared she would carry ‘to my grave the mental diseases with which they have contaminated me’. They had fed her dissatisfaction with the circumstances of her life and encouraged her to live

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86700-1r Main. As her publisher reported after meeting the young man: ‘He bears the mark of enthusiast about with him and you are his particular idol’. Lewes encouraged the correspondence because of its positive effect on what Marian described as her ‘often-recurring hours of despondency which, after cramp

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Religious Gestures and Secular Strengths,cultivated Genevans. But while she widened her social and cultural horizons, Marian’s stay in Switzerland was essentially a time of loneliness and introspection during which, as she later recalled, her life ‘seemed to serve no purpose of much worth’ and she was ‘very unhappy, and in a state of disco