Charlotte Brontë. a Monograph
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" Haworth itself had become a point of attraction to curious persons, and not a few visitors found their way under one pretence or another to the old parsonage, to be received with effusive courtesy by Mr. Bronte, and with shy indifference by his daughter. Her corre- spondence, too, became widely-spread among men and women of distinction in the world and in Society.
IX.] STEADFAST AFFECTION. 113 Altogether it was a different life upon which she now looked out from her remote eyrie among the hil...ls— a life with many new interests in it, with much that was calculated to awaken chords in her heart hitherto untouched, and to bring to light new characteristics of her temper and genius. One would fain speculate upon what might have been, but for the desolation wrought in her home and heart by that tempest of death which raged during the autumn of 1 848 and the spring of 1849. As it was, no novelty could make her forget what had been ; no new faces, however wel- come, could dim the tender visions of the faces that were seen no more, or could weaken in any degree the affection with which she still clung to the friend of her school-days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Haworth itself had become a point of attraction to curious persons, and not a few visitors found their way under one pretence or another to the old parsonage, to be received with effusive courtesy by Mr. Bronte, and with shy indifference by his daughter. Her corre- spondence, too, became widely-spread among men and women of distinction in the world and in Society.
IX.] STEADFAST AFFECTION. 113 Altogether it was a different life upon which she now looked out from her remote eyrie among the hil...ls— a life with many new interests in it, with much that was calculated to awaken chords in her heart hitherto untouched, and to bring to light new characteristics of her temper and genius. One would fain speculate upon what might have been, but for the desolation wrought in her home and heart by that tempest of death which raged during the autumn of 1 848 and the spring of 1849. As it was, no novelty could make her forget what had been ; no new faces, however wel- come, could dim the tender visions of the faces that were seen no more, or could weaken in any degree the affection with which she still clung to the friend of her school-days.
What to read after Charlotte Brontë. a Monograph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Wemyss Thomas Wemyss Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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