Satire in the Victorian novel

by Frances Theresa Russell

[262] Charity, II, 501 ff.

[263] Lionel Johnson, in Post Liminium.

[264] Victorian Age of Eng. Lit., 461.

[265] One of Our Conquerors, 267.

[266] Shirley, I, 330.

[267] Melincourt, 10.

[268] Melincourt, 17.

[269] Ibid., 150.

[270] Shirley, II, 71. Trollope speaks through Laura Kennedy and Madame Max Goesler, in Phineas Finn, the former of whom longs vainly to go out and milk the cows, while the latter complains of having only vicarious interests.

[271] Phineas Finn, III, 103. After finally accepting Lord Chiltern, she almost gives him up because she cannot stand his idleness.