Chapter XIII Written in the Schoolroom
Chapter XIII Written in the Schoolroom
- Charlotte Brontë
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- Introduction
- Note on the Text
- Select Bibliography
- A Chronology of Charlotte Brontë
- Shirley
- Chapter I Levitical*
- Chapter II The Waggons
- Chapter III Mr. Yorke
- Chapter IV Mr. Yorke
- Chapter V Hollow’s Cottage
- Chapter VI Coriolanus
- Chapter VII The Curates at Tea
- Chapter VIII Noah and Moses
- Chapter IX Briarmains*
- Chapter X Old Maids
- Chapter XI Fieldhead
- Chapter I Shirley and Caroline
- Chapter II Further Communications on Business
- Chapter III Shirley seeks to be Saved by Works
- Chapter IV Mr. donne’s Exodus
- Chapter V Whitsuntide
- Chapter VI The School-Feast
- Chapter VII Which the Genteel Reader is Recommended to Skip, Low Persons being here Introduced
- Chapter VIII A Summer Night
- Chapter IX To-Morrow
- Chapter X Mrs. Pryor
- Chapter XI Two Lives
- Chapter XII An Evening Out
- Chapter I The Valley of the Shadow of Death*
- Chapter II The West Wind Blows
- Chapter III Old Copy-Books
- Chapter IV The First Blue-Stocking
- Chapter V Phœbe
- Chapter VI Louis Moore
- Chapter VII Rushedge, a Confessional
- Chapter VIII Uncle and Niece
- Chapter IX The Schoolboy and the Wood-Nymph
- Chapter X Martin’s Tactics
- Chapter XI Case of Domestic Persecution. — Remarkable Instance of Pious Perseverance in the Discharge of Religious Duties
- Chapter XII Wherein Matters make some Progress, but not much
- Chapter XIII Written in the Schoolroom
- Chapter XIV The Winding-Up
- Explanatory Notes
Chapter XIII Written in the Schoolroom
Chapter XIII Written in the Schoolroom
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- Introduction
- Note on the Text
- Select Bibliography
- A Chronology of Charlotte Brontë
- Shirley
- Chapter I Levitical*
- Chapter II The Waggons
- Chapter III Mr. Yorke
- Chapter IV Mr. Yorke
- Chapter V Hollow’s Cottage
- Chapter VI Coriolanus
- Chapter VII The Curates at Tea
- Chapter VIII Noah and Moses
- Chapter IX Briarmains*
- Chapter X Old Maids
- Chapter XI Fieldhead
- Chapter I Shirley and Caroline
- Chapter II Further Communications on Business
- Chapter III Shirley seeks to be Saved by Works
- Chapter IV Mr. donne’s Exodus
- Chapter V Whitsuntide
- Chapter VI The School-Feast
- Chapter VII Which the Genteel Reader is Recommended to Skip, Low Persons being here Introduced
- Chapter VIII A Summer Night
- Chapter IX To-Morrow
- Chapter X Mrs. Pryor
- Chapter XI Two Lives
- Chapter XII An Evening Out
- Chapter I The Valley of the Shadow of Death*
- Chapter II The West Wind Blows
- Chapter III Old Copy-Books
- Chapter IV The First Blue-Stocking
- Chapter V Phœbe
- Chapter VI Louis Moore
- Chapter VII Rushedge, a Confessional
- Chapter VIII Uncle and Niece
- Chapter IX The Schoolboy and the Wood-Nymph
- Chapter X Martin’s Tactics
- Chapter XI Case of Domestic Persecution. — Remarkable Instance of Pious Perseverance in the Discharge of Religious Duties
- Chapter XII Wherein Matters make some Progress, but not much
- Chapter XIII Written in the Schoolroom
- Chapter XIV The Winding-Up
- Explanatory Notes
