The Life of Charlotte Brontë
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more on its extending to 400 copies, and unotlier 50/. on 500 being sold.
'Two instalments of 25/. each were paid to my sister. I should be glad if you could learn how many copies of the work have been sold on the whole, and whether any further sum is now due.' CHAPTER XXII It was thought desirable about this time to republish ' AVuthering Heights ' and ' Agues Grey/ the works of the two sisters, and Charlotte undertook the task of editing them.
She wrote to Mr. Williams, September 29, 1850, ' ...It is my intention to write a few lines of remark on " Wuther- ing Heights," which, however, I propose to place apart as a brief preface before the tale. I am likewise compelling myself to read it over, for the first time of opening the book since my sister's death. Its power fills me with re- newed admiration ; but yet I am oppressed : the reader is scarcely ever permitted a taste of unalloyed pleasure ; every beam of sunshine is poured down through black bars of threatening cloud ; every page is surcharged with a sort of moral electricity ; and the writer was unconscious of all this — nothing could make her conscious of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
more on its extending to 400 copies, and unotlier 50/. on 500 being sold.
'Two instalments of 25/. each were paid to my sister. I should be glad if you could learn how many copies of the work have been sold on the whole, and whether any further sum is now due.' CHAPTER XXII It was thought desirable about this time to republish ' AVuthering Heights ' and ' Agues Grey/ the works of the two sisters, and Charlotte undertook the task of editing them.
She wrote to Mr. Williams, September 29, 1850, ' ...It is my intention to write a few lines of remark on " Wuther- ing Heights," which, however, I propose to place apart as a brief preface before the tale. I am likewise compelling myself to read it over, for the first time of opening the book since my sister's death. Its power fills me with re- newed admiration ; but yet I am oppressed : the reader is scarcely ever permitted a taste of unalloyed pleasure ; every beam of sunshine is poured down through black bars of threatening cloud ; every page is surcharged with a sort of moral electricity ; and the writer was unconscious of all this — nothing could make her conscious of it.
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