Cumberland Dialect

Leclaire (1954: 117): “Wrote a guide-book of the Lake district, and many novels. One of them is of interest here.”

Works

Lizzie Lorton of Greyrigg. 1866. 3 vols. London: Tinsley Brothers. SC. EDD Cum.

        “Describes a Cumberland parish in the early 19th century. Dialect faithfully reproduced. Dalesmen, rather wild, and without religion.”(Leclaire 1954: 117)

With a Silken Thread and other Stories. 1880. 3 vols. London: Chatto and Windus. SC. EDD Cum.

Kingkong Project

Elizabeth (nee)Lynn LINTON (F: 1822 Feb 10 - 1898 Jul 14)

        Azeth The Egyptian (anon) [f|1846]

        Amymone [f|1848]

        Realities [f|1851]

        Grasp Your Nettle [f|1865]

        Lizzie Lorton Of Greyrigg [f|1866]

        Sowing The Wind [f|1867]

26948         Modern Women And What Is Said Of Them [e|1868]

V        The True History Of Joshua Davidson [f|1872]

        Patricia Kemball [f|1874]

        The Atonement Of Leam Dundas [f|1877]

        The World Well Lost [f|1877]

        Under Which Lord [f|1879]

        My Love! [f|1881]

V        The Autobiography Of Christopher Kirkland [f|1885]

        The Rebel Of The Family [f|1885]

        My Literary Life [a|1889]

13109        About Ireland [n|1890]

        One Too Many [f|1894]

      In Haste And At Leisure [f|1895]

Bibliography  on the Author and her works

Anderson, Nancy F. 1987.  Woman against Women in Victorian England: a Life of Eliza Lynn Linton. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

Harraden, Beatrice. 1995. Mrs. Lynn Linton. Charlottesville, Va.: University of Virginia Library; Boulder, Colo.: Net Library.

James, Henry. 1922. A Letter from Henry James to Mrs. Linton. [Charles River, Mass.]: Privately printed.

Somes Layard, George. 1901. Mrs. Lynn Linton: her Life, Letters and Opinions. London: Methuen.

Van Thal, Herbert. 1979. Eliza Lynn Linton: a Girl of the Period: a Biography. London, Boston: Allen and Unwin.

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