Charles Davis spotted
This BBC Story
on
a novella written by Charlotte Bronte that has been published for the first time, having been stored in a
museum for years.
The 19th-Century author, who also penned Jane Eyre, wrote Stanliffe’s Hotel in 1838 but the notes were
stored at Yorkshire’s Parsonage Museum, the rectory where the family had lived.
The 34-page short story is described as “racy” and “witty” and was published in full in The Times newspaper
on Friday.
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