How to use Gissing in a sentence
Mr. Gissing's characters are real living men and women; they are drawn with great skill, sympathy, and truth.'
The Talking Horse | F. AnsteyThe mornings are like a realistic novel of Gissing's after a fairy tale.
The Pastor's Wife | Elizabeth von ArnimIt was strange, since Gissing was so pleasantly situated in life, that he got into these curious adventures that I have to relate.
Where the Blue Begins | Christopher MorleyThe parson, whom he consulted, said it was only frogs; but Gissing told the constable he thought God had something to do with it.
Where the Blue Begins | Christopher MorleyLike all people whose minds are very active, Gissing hated to attend to little details like this.
Where the Blue Begins | Christopher Morley
British Dictionary definitions for Gissing
/ (ˈɡɪsɪŋ) /
George (Robert). 1857–1903, English novelist, noted for his depiction of middle-class poverty. His works include Demos (1886) and New Grub Street (1891)
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