Spirit of the Age 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureVictorian LiteratureASAQA Created by: JosieHW3Created on: 15-05-14 18:11 Quote ‘Women kneel so gracefully, men don’t’ 1 of 61 Quote ‘Louisa my dear, you are the subject of a proposal of marriage that has been made to me.’ 2 of 61 Quote ‘My little lark’ 3 of 61 Quote ‘Four grey walls, and four grey towers’ 4 of 61 Quote ‘We don’t see as much as we should of the lower and middle classes’ 5 of 61 Quote ‘Your English society to me seems shallow, selfish and foolish’ 6 of 61 Quote ‘The house in Brussels was real high class: a much better place for a women to be in than a factory.’ 7 of 61 Quote ‘I am the servant of circumstances’ 8 of 61 Quote ‘Not that a ditch was new to me, I was born in a ditch’ 9 of 61 Quote ‘But the young young children, o my brothers’ 10 of 61 Quote ‘Interminable serpents of smoke’ 11 of 61 Quote ‘One of them worked in a white lead factory twelve hours a day for nine shillings a week until she died of lead poisoning. 12 of 61 Quote ‘A time to sicken and to swoon when science releases forth her arms’ 13 of 61 Quote ‘Hands’ 14 of 61 Quote ‘Steam-engine worked monotonously up and down’ 15 of 61 Quote ‘All day, we drive the wheels of iron. In the factories round and round’ 16 of 61 Quote 'The masters of science sought immortality and power' 17 of 61 Quote ‘Seventy times did I console with my soul.’ 18 of 61 Quote ‘Oh! Nelly, the room is haunted!’ 19 of 61 Quote ‘She struck herself with both hands upon her bosom’ 20 of 61 Quote ‘Fact, fact, fact.’ 21 of 61 Quote ‘We know no other words except ‘Our Father’’ 22 of 61 Quote ‘Do you hear the children weeping, o my brothers’ 23 of 61 Quote ‘Kiss the Puritan 24 of 61 Quote ‘Only God, who makes us rich, will make us poor.’ 25 of 61 Quote ‘I hope to see my Pilot face to face.’ 26 of 61 Quote ‘O merciful God, have pity’ 27 of 61 Quote ‘Like the head of an elephant in a state of melancholy madness’ 28 of 61 Quote ‘They threw in Drummer Hodge, to rest uncoffined - just as found’ 29 of 61 Quote ‘his Wessex home’ and ‘Strange stars amid the gloam.’ 30 of 61 Quote ‘The youth of America is their oldest tradition’ 31 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 32 of 61 Author Drummer Hodge, Thomas Hardy 33 of 61 Author Drummer Hodge, Thomas Hardy 34 of 61 Author A Woman of No Importance, Oscar Wilde 35 of 61 Author Sonnet 24 from the Portuguese, Elizabeth Barrett Browning 36 of 61 Author Crossing the Bar, Lord Alfred Tennyson 37 of 61 Author Tess of the D’Ubervilles, Thomas Hardy 38 of 61 Author The Cry of The Children, Elizabeth Barrett Browning 39 of 61 Author The Cry of The Children, Elizabeth Barrett Browning 40 of 61 Author A Woman of No Importance, Oscar Wilde 41 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 42 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 43 of 61 Author Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë 44 of 61 Author Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë 45 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 46 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 47 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 48 of 61 Author In Memoriam, Lord Alfred Tennyosn 49 of 61 Author Cry of the Children, Elizabeth Barrett Browning 50 of 61 Author Frankenstein, Mary Shelley 51 of 61 Author Cry of the Children, Elizabeth Barrett Browning 52 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 53 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 54 of 61 Author Mrs Warren’s Profession, George Bernard Shaw 55 of 61 Author A Woman of No Importance, Oscar Wilde 56 of 61 Author A Woman of No Importance, Oscar Wilde 57 of 61 Author The Lady of Shalott, Lord Alfred Tennyson 58 of 61 Author A Doll’s House, Henrik Ibsen 59 of 61 Author Hard Times, Charles Dickens 60 of 61 Author A Woman of No Importance, Oscar Wilde 61 of 61
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