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,Emily Brontë and Shelley,s ‘West Wind’, the ‘breath of Autumn’s being’. So well known to Emily was this west wind that she considered the east ‘an uninteresting wind’,. and is able to begin poem 148 with ‘Aye there it is! It wakes tonight/Sweet thoughts that will not die’ without specifying the nature of ‘it’ until the thir

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,The Development of ‘Vision’ in Emily Brontë’s Poems,isionary approach may have been derived from the Romantics. In this essay I shall examine some of the poems in which spirits or nocturnal visions are featured, taking into account some passages in late poems, a major function of which seems to be to explore such visionary and imaginary gifts. This e

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,Ellen Nussey and the Brontës, an indispensable chronological framework for subsequent biographers. In . I tried to show how Ellen’s efforts to publish the letters ended tragically in the 1890s with both the letters themselves and the permission to publish them in the hands of the incompetent and dishonest C. K. Shorter and T. J

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Marktorientierung durch das Internet. It seems unlikely that we shall ever arrive at a firm and conclusive view of the relation between her poetic imagination and the part of her mind which created Gondal, but an exploration of the matter is surely desirable, if only because some rash generalisations have been made and stand in need of correction.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10914-1On 6 April 1846 Charlotte Brontë wrote to Aylott and Jones. The letter begins:

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: One Volume or Two?,On 6 April 1846 Charlotte Brontë wrote to Aylott and Jones. The letter begins: