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Acknowledgments ix
Abbreviations xi
Introduction-Poetry the Wrong Side Out 1
The Slant of the Kitchen Chair: Reassessing Virginia Woolf's Relationship to Her Nineteenth-Century Predecessors 11
The Etiquette of Fiction 41
The Wrong Side of the Tapestry: Elizabeth Gaskell's Wives and Daughters 71
The Bad Woman Writer-"Prostituting Culture and Enslaving Intellectual Liberty": Virginia Woolf and Margaret Oliphant 111
A Softly, Spiritually Green Damask: Margaret Oliphant's Domestic Genius 137
Cool, Lady-like, Critical or Ravishing, Romantic, Recalling Some English Field or Harvest: Virginia Woolf's Perfect Hostess 171
Epilogue 229
Notes 235
Works Cited 263
Index 277
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