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The Psychology of Perception and Cognitionset in a village like Haworth. The successive moves of Mr Brontë had taken him steadily westward, but there is nothing further west of Haworth except stretches of barren moorland until one comes to Lancashire. His position as perpetual curate of Haworth brought his in a steady if not substantial inc

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Christopher A. Howard MPhil, DipQS, FRICS school and made her first unsuccessful attempt to be a governess. Branwell was faced with considerable setbacks in his aspirations to be an artist, and, like Charlotte, received discouragement in his literary ambitions. Emily made two brief forays from home, as a pupil at Miss Wooler’s and as a tea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04317-0 that Haworth was a remote place by pointing out the number of times the sisters visited such industrial towns as Keighley, Bradford and Leeds.. The evidence of Mrs Gaskell, Charlotte and Branwell suggests that there is some truth behind the myth of Haworth’s remoteness, and Charlotte’s visits to th

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Introduction to Business Planningle she was engaged on ., and the years she spent on . were ones of intense loneliness, marred by ill health. . was written at a time when calamity had not yet fallen on her family, and when the wounds left by Brussels were less fresh; but it would be wrong to assume that Charlotte’s lot was a happy

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Introduction to Business Planninghave been an especially sombre occasion. Anne Brontë did not share Emily’s contempt for doctors, but the doctors who visited her could offer little comfort. Mr Brontë was far from well and not unnaturally leant heavily on Charlotte whose letters to Ellen Nussey make painful reading. The symptoms of

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