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CONTENTS.
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Charlotte returns to Brussels—Her account of Carnival and Lent—Solitariness of the English teacher in the Pensionnat—Her devoir "Sur la nom de Napoleon"—Depression, loneliness, and home-sickness—Estrangement from Madame Héger, and return to Haworth—Traits of kindness—Emily and her dog "Keeper" |
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Plan of school-keeping revived and abandoned—Deplorable conduct of Branwell Brontë and its consequences |
312 |
Publication of the Poems of Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell—Letter to Miss Wooler—Preparation for publishing the sisters' first fictions—Letter of advice to a young friend |
334 |
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Portait of Charlotte Brontë (to face Title-page, Vol. I).
Fac-Simile of a page of MS. (to face page 84).
View or Haworth Parsonage and Church (to face Title-page Vol. II).
