The Great English Letter Writers; 1
The Great English Letter Writers; 1
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Disappointment must be the inevitable result of this habit. Believe all men, and women too, to be dust and ashes — ^a spark of the divinity now and then kindling in the dull heap — ^that is all. When I looked on the noble face and forehead of mj dead brother* (nature had favoured him with a fairer outside, as well as a finer constitution, than his sisters) and asked myself what had made him go ever wrong, tend ever downwards, when he had so many gifts to induce to, ^ Patrick Branwell BrontS, th...e only brother of the three BrontS sisters, who, by his dissipated life, wasted talents, and early death, brought so much sorrow into his sisters' lives.
[1817-1848.1 CHARLOTTE BRONTfi 87 and aid in, an upward course, I seemed to receive an oppressive revelation of the feebleness of humanity — of the inadequacy of even genius to lead to true greatness if unaided by religion and principle. In the value, or even the reality, of these two things he would never believe till within a few days of his end; and then all at once he seemed to open his heart to a conviction of their existence and worth.
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Disappointment must be the inevitable result of this habit. Believe all men, and women too, to be dust and ashes — ^a spark of the divinity now and then kindling in the dull heap — ^that is all. When I looked on the noble face and forehead of mj dead brother* (nature had favoured him with a fairer outside, as well as a finer constitution, than his sisters) and asked myself what had made him go ever wrong, tend ever downwards, when he had so many gifts to induce to, ^ Patrick Branwell BrontS, th...e only brother of the three BrontS sisters, who, by his dissipated life, wasted talents, and early death, brought so much sorrow into his sisters' lives.
[1817-1848.1 CHARLOTTE BRONTfi 87 and aid in, an upward course, I seemed to receive an oppressive revelation of the feebleness of humanity — of the inadequacy of even genius to lead to true greatness if unaided by religion and principle. In the value, or even the reality, of these two things he would never believe till within a few days of his end; and then all at once he seemed to open his heart to a conviction of their existence and worth.
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