Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell is a journalist for HackerNoon, with a focus on a wide range of topics. Her articles explore various subjects, including technology, entrepreneurship, and the intersection of business and innovation. With a knack for storytelling, Elizabeth brings a fresh perspective to her articles, captivating readers with her engaging writing style.
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Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell's coverage primarily revolves around family and relationships, with a significant focus on investment analysis and opinion editorials. Given this, she may be interested in expert commentary or opinions related to the intersection of personal relationships and financial matters.
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“We must send Martha away in good time. It would never do to have her here when he comes, and then send her off in a hurry.”
“Dixon says it is a gift to light a fire; not an art to be acquired.”
“I fancy it must be time to go and take my ticket. If I had known how dark it would be, we wouldn't have sent back the cab, Margaret.”
“Here’s something to do you good, miss. A letter from Master Frederick.”
"My dear child! why 'especially' to poor me? You know I'm the most trustworthy person alive!"
"You're all to go there on Thursday to lunch; he asked you all, and I promised for you."
“Edith says she finds the printed calicoes in Corfu better and cheaper than in London.”
“Certainly. But I thought that it might be the effect of the antiquities of Oxford.”
“That's the bonnet I got her!” said Edith, triumphantly. “I knew it would suit her the moment I saw it.”
"You have the happy gift of making people love you. Remember Mr. Preston,—he too wouldn't give up hope."
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