Their Proper Sphere: A Study of the Brontë Sisters as Early Victorian Novelists, Volume 4

Acton Bell Agnes Grey Agnes's Anne Brontë attitude becomes Blackwood's Branwell Branwell Brontë Caroline Catherine and Hareton Catherine and Heathcliff Catherine's Cathy Chapter character Charlotte Brontë Charlotte's criticism Currer death domestic Earnshaw Edgar Emily Brontë Emily Jane Brontë emotional experience eyes feel female fiction Fraser's Magazine G. H. Lewes Gaskell George Eliot Gondal Gothic governess Grange heart Heathcliff Helen heroine Hindley human Huntingdon imagery imagination Isabella Jane Austen Jane Eyre Jane's kind Lady Novelists letter Linton literary Lockwood look Lucy's marriage marry mind Miss Stodart moral mother narrative nature Nelly Dean Nelly's never novel passage passion poems Professor proper sphere published reader realised relationship Rochester romantic scene second Catherine seen sense Shirley SHLL sisters situation social soul story structure suggests Tenant of Wildfell theme tion truth Victorian Villette Westminster Review whole wild Wildfell Hall woman women words writing Wuthering Heights young