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Excerpt from Charlotte Brontë and Her SistersScots blood, there is no evidence that there was a particle of blood other than Irish ¿owing in the veins of Patrick Branty. His parents were Of the peasant class, although his father, Hugh Brunty, would seem to have followed for a long period a number of varied occupations, including work in a limekiln and work in a cornkiln. The book to which we owe the only glimpse of Patrick's par entage, The Br...

Excerpt from The Life of George BorrowI}. Car-raw Bensow or me West Neuron llium III. Jomr Teens Boasow IV. A Warranted Cnteonoon V. Tits Guensve site the 'i'auoas or Noumea VI. As rue Noumea Gannon Scuoot. VII. In a Lama's Omce VIII. Arr old-mu Pueueun IX. Patterns no roman'i'ic names X. Causureo Touts no Jouii Tuuarsu. XI. Boaaow me me Fancy XII. Brest Vans or Vaeaeonoitos XIII. Sta Jenn Bowsnro XIV. Beam sun the Brass society. Sr. Parnassua...

Excerpt from The Life of George BorrowI}. Car-raw Bensow or me West Neuron llium III. Jomr Teens Boasow IV. A Warranted Cnteonoon V. Tits Guensve site the 'i'auoas or Noumea VI. As rue Noumea Gannon Scuoot. VII. In a Lama's Omce VIII. Arr old-mu Pueueun IX. Patterns no roman'i'ic names X. Causureo Touts no Jouii Tuuarsu. XI. Boaaow me me Fancy XII. Brest Vans or Vaeaeonoitos XIII. Sta Jenn Bowsnro XIV. Beam sun the Brass society. Sr. Parnassua...

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First published in 1908, this two-volume collection was prepared by journalist, critic and Bronte enthusiast Clement King Shorter (1857-1926). Building on Elizabeth Gaskell's research, the volumes document through correspondence the remarkable careers of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte. Previously unpublished manuscripts and letters broadened the scope of the work.

First published in 1908, this two-volume collection documents through correspondence the remarkable careers of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte.

First published in 1908, this two-volume collection documents through correspondence the remarkable careers of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte.

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