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overness (1839-1841) and the Brussels experiences (1842-1844), Charlotte would seem to have put all literary effort on one side. There is only one letter of Charlotte Bronte's childhood. It is indorsed by Mr. Bronte on the cover _Charlotte's First Letter_, possibly for the guidance of Mrs. Gaskell, who may perhaps have thought it of insufficient importance. That can scarcely be the opinion of any one to-day. Charlotte, aged thirteen, is staying with the Fennells, her mother's friends of those early love-letters. TO THE REV. P. BRONTE 'PARSONAGE HOUSE, CROSSTONE, _September_ 23_rd_, 1829. 'MY DEAR PAPA,--At Aunt's request I write these lines to inform you that "if all be well" we shall be at home on Friday by dinner-time, when we hope to find you in good health. On account of the bad weather we have not been out much, but notwithstanding we have spent our time very pleasantly, between reading, working, and learning our lessons, which Uncle Fennell has been so kind as to teach us every day. Branwell has taken two sketches from nature, and Emily, Anne, and myself have likewise each of us drawn a piece from some views of the lakes which Mr. Fennell brought with him from Westmoreland. The whole of these he intends keeping. Mr. Fennell is sorry he cannot accompany us to Haworth on Friday, for want of room, but hopes to have the pleasure of seeing you soon. All unite in sending their kind love with your affectionate daughter, 'CHARLOTTE BRONTE.' The following list includes the whole of the early Bronte Manuscripts known to me, or of which I can find any record:-- UNPUBLISHED BRONTE LITERATURE. BY CHARLOTTE BRONTE _The Young Men's Magazines_. In Six Numbers 1829 [Only four out of these six numbers appear to have been preserved.] _The Search after Happiness_: _A Tale_. _By Charlotte Bronte_ 1829 _Two Romantic Tales_; _viz. The Twelve Adventures_, _and An 1829 Adventure in Ireland_ _Characters of Great Men of the Present Age_, _Dec._ 17_th_ 1829 _Tales of the Islanders_. _By Charlotte Bronte_:-- Vol. i. dated _June_ 31, 1829 Vol. ii. dated _December_ 2, 1829
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