[The Life of Charlotte Bronte - Volume 1 by Elizabeth Gaskell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Life of Charlotte Bronte - Volume 1 CHAPTER XII 15/51
I am afraid she will have a good deal of hard work to do now that Hannah" (a servant-girl who had been assisting Tabby) "is gone.
I am exceedingly glad to hear that you still keep Tabby" (considerably upwards of seventy).
"It is an act of great charity to her, and I do not think it will be unrewarded, for she is very faithful, and will always serve you, when she has occasion, to the best of her abilities; besides, she will be company for Emily, who, without her, would be very lonely." I gave a _devoir_, written after she had been four months under M. Heger's tuition.
I will now copy out another, written nearly a year later, during which the progress made appears to me very great. "31 Mai, 1843. "SUR LA MORT DE NAPOLEON. "Napoleon naquit en Corse et mourut a Ste.Helene.
Entre ces deux iles rien qu'un vaste et brulant desert et l'ocean immense.
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