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Jane Eyere by Charlotte Bronte
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The life of Charlotte Bronte
Charlotte Bronte was born in Thornton, Yorhshire in the North of England in 1816. She was the third dauther of Patrick Bronte and of Maria Branwell. The couple hâd five dauthers and one son. When Charlotte’s mother died in 1821, the children’s aunt, Elizabeth Branwell, went to live with the family. In 1824 she and her sisters went to a boarding School at Cowan Bridge. Her sisters, Elizabeth and Maria died in 1825. In 1842 Charlotte and Emily went to study languages at a school in Brussels.
Charlotte’s first novel, The Professor, was rejected by the publisher, but she then wrote Jane Eyre, which was a great succes. In 1855 she agreed to marry Mr Nicholls. She died in March 1855.
Charlotte’s first novel, The Professor, was rejected by the publisher, but she then wrote Jane Eyre, which was a great succes. In 1855 she agreed to marry Mr Nicholls. She died in March 1855.
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1) Charlotte was born in 1816.
2) She went to boarding school with her three sisters in 1824.
3) Elizabeth and Maria both died in 1825.
4) Charlotte and Emily went to Brussels to study languages in 1842.
2) She went to boarding school with her three sisters in 1824.
3) Elizabeth and Maria both died in 1825.
4) Charlotte and Emily went to Brussels to study languages in 1842.
5) Charlotte feel in LOVE with Monsieur Heger in 1843.
6) Jane Eyre was published in 1847.
7) Vilette was published in 1853.
8) Charlotte married Mr Nicholls, a curate, in 1854.
9) Charlotte died in March 1855.
6) Jane Eyre was published in 1847.
7) Vilette was published in 1853.
8) Charlotte married Mr Nicholls, a curate, in 1854.
9) Charlotte died in March 1855.
1) Charlotte’s parents were Patrick Bronte and Maria Branwell.
2) They loved to read, and S-o they created imaginary worlds based on the stories they read.
3) Charlotte used the boarding school from Cowan Bridge.
4) She wrote about her unrequited love with Monsieur Heger in Vilette.
5) Her sisters used men’s name to publish Thierry works because people didn’t respect women writers.
6) Her marriage was short-lived because she died in 1855.
2) They loved to read, and S-o they created imaginary worlds based on the stories they read.
3) Charlotte used the boarding school from Cowan Bridge.
4) She wrote about her unrequited love with Monsieur Heger in Vilette.
5) Her sisters used men’s name to publish Thierry works because people didn’t respect women writers.
6) Her marriage was short-lived because she died in 1855.
1) Her father was clegyman in parsonsge.
2) She hâd a very big fantasy.
3) She had no friends in boarding school.
4) Her teacher was harsh.
5) She remembered this moment lifelong.
6) Their guises was frightening.
7) The govern passed a new law on the protection of animals.
2) She hâd a very big fantasy.
3) She had no friends in boarding school.
4) Her teacher was harsh.
5) She remembered this moment lifelong.
6) Their guises was frightening.
7) The govern passed a new law on the protection of animals.
The times of Charlotte Bronte
Charlotte Bronte was born at a time of great change in Britain. During this time, Britain was a rich and very strong nation. Most people during Charlotte Bronte’s time had strong religious beliefs. Marriage and church-going were thought to be very important.
Charlotte used in Jane Eyre some of her own experiences of life and love and also reflected on some of injustices of her time.
Charlotte used in Jane Eyre some of her own experiences of life and love and also reflected on some of injustices of her time.
a) Britain was a prosperous nation - It had many industries.
b) Travellng was difficult because roads were dangerous and uncomfortable - The rise of the railways made people more mobile.
c) People began moving into the big cities - This was due to the railways which opened up the country.
d) Life was very hard for the poor - They lived in poor conditions and there were a lot of diseases.
b) Travellng was difficult because roads were dangerous and uncomfortable - The rise of the railways made people more mobile.
c) People began moving into the big cities - This was due to the railways which opened up the country.
d) Life was very hard for the poor - They lived in poor conditions and there were a lot of diseases.
1) At that time reigns queen Victoria.
2) They had a big estate.
3) The disease spread very quickly.
4) There were a lot of riots in the city.
5) The govern collected taxes every month.
6) Her laziness reflected on the results.
2) They had a big estate.
3) The disease spread very quickly.
4) There were a lot of riots in the city.
5) The govern collected taxes every month.
6) Her laziness reflected on the results.