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Charlotte Brontë and Her Circle

Note 145a — Chapter VI · : EMILY JANE BRONTË

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Charlotte writes from Dewsbury Moor (October 2, 1836):—‘My sister Emily is gone into a situation as teacher in a large school of near forty pupils, near Halifax. I have had one letter from her since her departure—it gives an appalling account of her duties. Hard labour from six in the morning until near eleven at night, with only one half-hour of exercise between. This is slavery. I fear she will never stand it.’—Mrs. Gaskell’s Life.

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