Charlotte Brontë At Home
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She paints Emily Bronte at home as "a tall, litlie creature, with a grace, half queenly, half untamed, in her sudden, supple movements, wearing, witli picturesque negligence, a wliite stuff patterned witii Life in the Pensionnat 1 3Q lilac ' thunder and lightning ' ; her face clear and pale ; her very dark and plenteous brown hair fastened up behind with a Spanish comb." To Madame Heger, her teachers, and her pupils, she was a dowdy, and farouche in behaviour. If she had comprehended the volubl...e French in which they exchanged witticisms upon her apparel and manners, she could not have been more obstinately taciturn. Her moods were almost as in- clement with two other English girls in the foreign school. Charlotte, naturally and habitually shy, made friends. Emily re- mained a stranger to the last.
M. Heger, faithfully portrayed in Villetie as " Paul Emmanuel," took especial interest in his Yorkshire students at an early date of their acquaintance. Charlotte speaks of him to Miss Nussey as " a man of power as to mind, but very choleric and irritable in temperament." In spicier phrase, she goes on : " A little black being, with a face that varies in expres- sion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She paints Emily Bronte at home as "a tall, litlie creature, with a grace, half queenly, half untamed, in her sudden, supple movements, wearing, witli picturesque negligence, a wliite stuff patterned witii Life in the Pensionnat 1 3Q lilac ' thunder and lightning ' ; her face clear and pale ; her very dark and plenteous brown hair fastened up behind with a Spanish comb." To Madame Heger, her teachers, and her pupils, she was a dowdy, and farouche in behaviour. If she had comprehended the volubl...e French in which they exchanged witticisms upon her apparel and manners, she could not have been more obstinately taciturn. Her moods were almost as in- clement with two other English girls in the foreign school. Charlotte, naturally and habitually shy, made friends. Emily re- mained a stranger to the last.
M. Heger, faithfully portrayed in Villetie as " Paul Emmanuel," took especial interest in his Yorkshire students at an early date of their acquaintance. Charlotte speaks of him to Miss Nussey as " a man of power as to mind, but very choleric and irritable in temperament." In spicier phrase, she goes on : " A little black being, with a face that varies in expres- sion.
What to read after Charlotte Brontë At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harland Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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