Charlotte Bronté
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Lewes, gives a glimpse at this period of her life : " It is about a year and a half since you wrote to me, but it seems a longer time, because, since then, it has been my lot to pass some black mile-stones in the jour- ney of life. Since then there have been intervals when I have ceased to care about literature and critics and fame ; when I have lost sight of whatever was prominent in my thoughts at the first publication of * Jane Eyre;' but now I want these things to come back vividly, if poss...ible, con- sequently it was a pleasure to receive your note. I wish you did not think me a woman. I wish all reviewers believed ' Currer Bell ' to be a man ; they would be more just to him.
You will, I know, keep measuring me by some standard of ^yllat you deem becoming to my sex ; wliere I am not what you consider graceful, you Avill condemn me. All mouths will be open against that first chapter, and that first chapter is true as the Bible; nor is it exceptional. Come what will, I cannot, when I write, think always of myself and of what is elegant and charming in femininity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lewes, gives a glimpse at this period of her life : " It is about a year and a half since you wrote to me, but it seems a longer time, because, since then, it has been my lot to pass some black mile-stones in the jour- ney of life. Since then there have been intervals when I have ceased to care about literature and critics and fame ; when I have lost sight of whatever was prominent in my thoughts at the first publication of * Jane Eyre;' but now I want these things to come back vividly, if poss...ible, con- sequently it was a pleasure to receive your note. I wish you did not think me a woman. I wish all reviewers believed ' Currer Bell ' to be a man ; they would be more just to him.
You will, I know, keep measuring me by some standard of ^yllat you deem becoming to my sex ; wliere I am not what you consider graceful, you Avill condemn me. All mouths will be open against that first chapter, and that first chapter is true as the Bible; nor is it exceptional. Come what will, I cannot, when I write, think always of myself and of what is elegant and charming in femininity.
What to read after Charlotte Bronté?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bingham, Jennie Maria, 1859- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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