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      Swan and Son are the auctioneers . Catalogues price one shilling . I On the 18 th Mr . Gillardof Staffordwill

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      might be influenced by mis-directed enthusiasm . The author , however , says that although there are in the hands of the public several able works

      on the Brontes , there are many circumstances relating obsc —¦_¦ urity ¦ . to Especiall them h that y has are injustice yet ——* - in been comparative done to

      one - ^_~ - - ~ m ~ - ™ - member -- - ^ v v of — — — the —» — ^ m famil ~ - " - y — ^ h " Patrick —^ —*~ —— ^^^ - ^^ - ^— Branwell - ^ r ^ m - ^ r ^ m ^ B ^^ ^ r ^ T Bronte—who ? e life has several times been treated by those who have had some other object in

      view ; and through a misunderstanding of the character of the brother , the sisters , Anne in particularhare been putin some respectsin a

      false light , also . This circumstance , , coupled , with the fact that I am . in possession of much new information , and am able to print here a

      con-Branwell siderable ' s quantity hand , has of induced unknown me , to poetry write f this rom work wuiJi / After xiiL perusal 1 of ui Mr nil land ' book

      . .. ex < a x jjci u . sa .. . . Ley jljoj ± aiiKi . a s uw * . we are convinced that he has , to some extent , * over-estimated the importance of the subject . -

      respect But , notwithstanding s most readable , this present , the ing book new is and in inter many - esting pictures of a very interesting family .

      avidity ' The Bronte , especiall Famil y by y those ' will who be have perused affectionate with memories of the pleasure they derived from the

      fascinating pages of the Brontes' writings . From the same—It \ J is Jt & possible that of

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 16, 1885, page 1214, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16111885/page/10/