“Such an attitude presupposes confidence in one's own power to search for and recognize the truth, as well as trust in the truth to be good when one finds it. Where the Brontes are concerned, these feelings are obviously rooted… — Marianne Thormählen Copy Share Image
“No heroine in Charlotte and Anne Bronte's fiction omits this duty, even in times of danger and perturbation of mind; but most of them… — Marianne Thormählen Copy Share Image
“For a century and a half, people have wondered what factors - genetic and environmental - were especially significant in the evolution of the… — Marianne Thormählen Copy Share Image
“To Lucy Snowe, 'Romanism' is 'a great mixed image of gold and clay', and the latter quality is particularly evident in the bartering deals… — Marianne Thormählen Copy Share Image
“Such an attitude presupposes confidence in one's own power to search for and recognize the truth, as well as trust in the truth to… — Marianne Thormählen Copy Share Image
“Pere Silas in Villette marshals his forces with considerable skill and subtlety. Although he claims to be momentarily taken aback by the young woman… — Marianne Thormahlen Copy Share Image
“It will be clear from instances like these that Jane and Helen withstand temptation not because they are 'good girls', to quote Winnifrith's designation… — Marianne Thormählen Copy Share Image
