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	Gaskell, Ruth (1)
		Ruth reddened, and tears sprang to her eyes; but she was so conscious of the falsity of the accusation, that she rebuked herself for being moved by it, and, raising her head, gave a proud look round, as if in appeal to her companions.
		Ruth thought it was too strong a realisation of her hopes, and looked for an over-clouding at noon; but the glory endured, and at two o'clock she was in the Leasowes, with a beating heart full of joy, longing to stop the hours, which would pass too quickly through the afternoon.
		Ruth was quite unconscious of being the object of remark; and, in her light, rapid passings to and fro, had never looked at the doors and windows, where many watchers stood observing her, and commenting upon her situation or her appearance.
	lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp /~matsuoka/EG-Ruth-1.html (20664 words)

	Author Q & A with Elizabeth Ruth - Literary Fiction
		Elizabeth Ruth is currently teaching a course at the University of Toronto.
		Elizabeth Ruth: No. I write literary fiction, so I’m not usually thinking genre in the conventional sense of detective fiction or mysteries, though it would be a great challenge and a lot of fun to try and write either of those.
		Elizabeth Ruth: When someone reads one of my books for the first time, when they come to the end, I hope they feel they’ve been taken away to a vibrant, verdant, living place where anything is possible.
	www.bellaonline.com /articles/art37121.asp (3059 words)

	Elizabeth Gaskell Ruth Essays - Elizabeth Gaskell's Ruth as a Victim of Circumstance
		After dismissing him, Ruth continues not to think of herself, but of her son, and is anxious that Mr Donne will make claims on his son, since according to the laws of that time the father had all legal rights for the child, legitimate or not (p 239).
		Although Jemima has hated Ruth for a long period, she realises that Ruth cannot be as bad as she is described by the gossips, since she has known her for years and has never seen anything wrong in her, and willingly defends her in front of Mr Bradshaw.
		Ruth is a victim of circumstances and lack of knowledge, but as soon as she is able to make up for the mistake she has made, she sacrifices her own happiness in order to secure the happiness of other people.
	www.123helpme.com /view.asp?id=12046 (1670 words)

	Earthy & Earthey family history
		Four sisters Emma, Maria, Jane and Elizabeth Ruth Earthy, daughters of cabinet maker William and Mary Ann Earthy from Stowmarket, Suffolk emigrated to Australia.
		Elizabeth Ruth was born in Chelmsford, Essex in 1843, she left England at the age of 27 and arrived in Australia onboard the 'Highflyer' in Victoria in July 1870.
		As yet it is not known who this couple were, one possible theory is that it is Arthur William, born 1865, who married in the 2nd quarter of 1889 and who is the nephew of Emma and Maria who sailed on the Escort in 1857.
	www.earthy.net /Australia.html (912 words)

	Smoke
		Elizabeth Ruth’s much anticipated second novel, SMOKE, is a beautifully written novel that explores notions of beauty, identity, and the power of the imagination.
		In an era of conformity, a disfigured boy tries to move his life forward, and an old man grapples desperately with his past: the convergence of two lives on the cusp will change each of them, and the small-town world that binds them, in ways they could not have imagined.
		Elizabeth Ruth's second novel is a tour de force: a potent, richly inventive story of identity and transformation, of reconciliation between the way you are seen, and the truth of who you really are.
	www.elizabethruth.com /smoke.html (584 words)

	Amazon.com: Ruth: Books: Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell,Eve Matheson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Ruth is a young woman who is orphaned at 15, apprenticed to a dressmaker, seduced and abandoned by a thoughtless lord of the manor.
		Gaskell's novels, Ruth was in its own time a cause celebre which not only contributed substantially to its author's growing reputation but also won the approval of a number of her distinguished contemporaries.
		Elizabeth Gaskell is often referred to as the forgotten classic author and "Ruth" is a prime introduction into this obviously complex and passionate woman.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0754055876?v=glance (1710 words)

	NOW : Entertainment : ELIZABETH RUTH : Sep 20 - 26, 2001
		Ruth explores the things that make us tick with an attention to detail that never completely bogs down the plot's momentum.
		Though Ruth's an out lesbian -- she's the organizer of Toronto's Clit Lit reading series and sits on the board of Fireweed -- and there are queer threads to the story, this is not a slice of dyke life.
		Throughout these scenes Ruth's descriptive powers are put to gorgeous use, each flower described meticulously, even lovingly.
	www.nowtoronto.com /issues/2001-09-20/cover_story.html (1184 words)

	Ruth by Elizabeth Gaskell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Ruth Hilton, an orphan and dressmaker's assistant is seduced and heartlessly deserted by the wealthy Henry Bellingham.
		Perhaps the social and political point she was trying to make about unmarried motherhood got in the way of her usual style.
		The book reads too much like a treatise: Ruth as a character is far too good to be true, as if any fault would somehow spoil the point Mrs Gaskell is trying to make.
	www.stokenewington.net /readinggroup/books/gaskell.html (143 words)

	I211: Elizabeth Ruth Daniell ( - )
		Maud Sydney Smith (1 MAR 1910 - 25 JAN 1963)
		Patrick Vernon Finn Cosgrave and Elizabeth Ruth Daniell had the following children
		Descendants of Elizabeth Ruth Daniell and Patrick Vernon Finn Cosgrave
	web.ukonline.co.uk /Members/nigel.battysmith/Database/D0010/I211.html (42 words)

	Elizabeth Ruth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Elizabeth Ruth¹s first novel, Ten Good Seconds of Silence was published in 2001 and named a finalist for the Rogers Writer's Trust of Canada Fiction Prize, the City of Toronto Book Award and the Amazon.ca/Books in Canada First Novel Award.
		She holds a BA and an MA from the University of Toronto and is a graduate of the Humber School for Writers.
		Elizabeth Ruth¹s second novel, Smoke, will be published in 2005 by Penguin Canada.
	www.writersunion.ca /r/ruth.htm (148 words)

	Church History books from Christian book store, Grace and Truth Books for family reading time
		From Paul to Martin Luther, Elizabeth Fry to Corrie ten Boom, you'll be moved by their courage and strengthened in your own spiritual journey.
		Their example set the model of "women and children first" imitated by those on the Titanic 50 years later.
		Spurgeon wisely confronted depression, emotional agonies, and physical suffering with a wise acceptance of the purpose of God in them.
	www.graceandtruthbooks.com /church_history (1741 words)

	TRADE Queer Things - Elizabeth Ruth
		Ruth has no shortage in academic training, and has carried on the educational tradition by becoming a teacher herself, currently a course of short story writing at the University of Toronto.
		It is obvious however that this dynamo of the writing community is drawing on more than her scholarly background when creating her characters and story lines.
		In Ruth’s new novel Smoke she applies real life issues and experiences to weave tales that we can all recognize and relate to, despite the time period and community she injects them into.
	www.tradequeerthings.com /eruth.html (2378 words)

	Ruth and Naomi: A Story of Friendship, Growth, and Change, Elizabeth Ruth Obbard ( )
		Ruth and Naomi: A Story of Friendship, Growth, and Change by Elizabeth Ruth Obbard
		In this retelling of the story of Ruth, Elizabeth Ruth Obbard revisits key moments in the text—moments that are echoed in every human life: bereavement, friendship, the struggle for survival, joy, life-changing decisions.
		Each chapter ends with a prayer to help bring to life the insight that personal human love is the root of all that is good.
	catalog.americancatholic.org /product.aspx?prodid=B5030&affid=col (161 words)

	ELIZABETH RUTH DUMONT: TheDailyMe.com Obituaries in Central Maine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		HARTLAND — Elizabeth Ruth Dumont, 91, died January 21, 2004 at a Dexter health-care facility.
		Elizabeth was predeceased by her husband, Leo Dumont; as well as brothers and sisters.
		She is survived by a sister, Vivian (Cool) Dunton of Hartland; several nieces and nephews.
	www.thedailyme.com /Obituaries/elizabeth_ruth_dumont.html (133 words)

	Ruth Elizabeth Hinshaw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Ruth Elizabeth Hinshaw (1857-1887) +John David Hinshaw (1847-1926)
		Ruth Elizabeth Hinshaw died Jul 18 1887, Sonoma County, California; age 29 years 7 months; buried Macedonia M.E. Church (South) Cemetery, Sonoma County, California.
		Ruth's death was noted in "The Sonoma Democrat" (Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California) on July 30, 1887:
	www.rawbw.com /~hinshaw/cgi-bin/id?a7702 (392 words)

	Elizabeth Ruth Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		Over the course of her cinematic career, Elizabeth Taylor slowly assembled a massive collection of jewelry.
		In poems, stories, memoirs, and essays about color and culture, prejudice and love, and feminine trials, dozens of African-American women writers--some famous, many just discovered--give readers a sense of a distinct inner voice and an engagement with their larger double culture.
		In this retelling of the story of Ruth, Elizabeth Ruth Obbard revisits key moments in the text--moments that are echoed in every human life: bereavement, friendship, the struggle for survival, joy, life-changing decisions.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Elizabeth_Ruth (774 words)

	Ruth by Elizabeth Gaskell
		A young orphan, Ruth Hilton, is seduced and then abandoned by the wealthy Henry Bellingham.
		She is left to bring up her child in a society that offers her no protection and seems to punish such innocence.
		But the condemnation of society always threatens, and despite Ruth's rejection of his belated offer of marriage, Bellingham's reappearance precipitates her exposure and rejection.
	www.fantasticfiction.co.uk /g/elizabeth-gaskell/ruth.htm (180 words)

	Elizabeth Ruth Beeson - Winter 2002
		Elizabeth Ruth Beeson played piano, percussion or synthesizer for 12 musical productions and four string-ensemble performances in Houston.
		In addition, she was piano accompanist for Houston's First Baptist Academy, Houston Children's Chorus and the First United Methodist Church children's and youth choirs.
		On June 16, 2001, Beeson performed her piano works Russian Madness and The Seventh Trumpet at the Park Laureate, in Houston.
	www.sai-national.org /pubs/win02/erbeeson02.html (167 words)

	Elizabeth Ruth Pinkham
		Elizabeth Ruth Pinkham, 90, died March 5, 1999, at the Harrington House in Walpole after a long illness.
		She was born in Eldora, Iowa, the daughter of Harlan and Elizabeth (Carroll) Moon.
		She lived in Needham, Mass., for 26 years before moving to Walpole.
	ellsworthamerican.com /archive/obit1999/06-99/ea_obit6_06-03-99.html (208 words)

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