The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-26

nv orr SERVANTS REHiNfN'hN'hS of
UIUORTH tKSONiHE
rhe cn,Aei Book " Tissue 81 N'''.pr', 80,
u,,. rrs. Hr"nt~'s Ill. "''>
t' So. relic. Poor Ola Tnbithn.

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.',,,,y nrr, - IN" mo0r- irnr Haw "tm 10
PVT l, IL .,j,,, Nr Will, according To pr'wls',
nt,,.n rtrt account OF % visit rih /" az AZ
Servant NJ the ljr1ur ianl ,,hh,r "ein.tiur
?, m I,i .r.-t our r. adore II T. r'n'r Sl"..
w." H., ,usE.lI 40 mot s,rk som" NOR
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ali f1 ils ~iHfiIIn. ri ' WE w. ,',,., b,,,n
Opening .iH,liate'' b. .,',., ",,,"' surviy,n.,
aivru ma no pain il ,N'i t'"i, 80, e., a. t,T
Yrieni- s' I'D Us ' t.,." '' is there
slgr [I Sir Wrn . ii.ia IN the Dgo Sl he
"a nut ISSUED. ~unuii repeat some oi -"'s'
n".L.ii'- am .-tinuflilf Hu"rdpi :. =. &C.,,
u.r,,' ,.1,i" nftn s. od servant il Mrs. Mnl9n"
In M,4 Ga-knf- book ~" Is raiird 10y .' n'r
wis Gurris. ur. rather - ttrrls' AZ "t IL
h0wr,or. hrru 'ad 'hn' t1' name WI rrem n,
a.i sn sine forthwith discarded the hrl7u'
cratic ID ana CONTRIBUTED hor-'li y "a unrt'S
until the hev .hing tDugn" ol hcr u'"' iW,
ms she ,,iilnd hrr husband, lnlll 'H n'l -,
chung" il for IN" 'n. @" ruuhn"'~V@ Nn',,v in
ri Nnlnu. He sister ) lrlii, VINO - NV nm
America sl- u''i Wn W. g n.. .trs In moi "r-
cur often nm Mrs. Ga-k'll- narrative h- my
lrn nlouf the time those Whom my ntu hul9ou
and tended had grown ny ana W'ro ''''u''"s
ON pros .n'ine our4ilv,s at the open door Of
Nau.,- npu... N' wfr" chr"riully invited IA.
bowl ~ dough ,.. i '.' -n .h., was an'ie
M liberty and taking rhar snr 'onV"rs'u
with much anlni i"n ana ,nN,dnnt pl,n,s IA
the .rav old rare udE' II faworth ana Hs ~,
,.u- iIm..f'4 oar COM nr-ailun ptu"rN"d
very -toa,IIy ul.ug until :, rcieIgrd 70
some statement ma" y Mr7 W T's s,',,,,,.
Nan'y BOUNDED from her chair, assumed per
VIII uaInt anil proceeded +! d"n'nn 90 that
writer 800 par.ng terms c.larinE that near
".v'ry SHIT nnent made, in the biography tu
.stNtra.,'liH ut uf her old ula~trr Wa rihrr
altogether in's' or "a" ,ui tne uInslos' nas9 %.
fni % rset upon. She Occurred mat ON rcHulnE
the otentn. ruaptrrs of the nHrratiN" shn
waxad sO indignant TINT She could not rest ilH
she had h.rn over 70 Hawor,h to ask MIR bronte
10 contradict thH more = 'audalous misreprrs'n-
tliins hut fhr old man. though cNli'hly
sn,ns,yhpt uerfirhrd. firmly refused to trouble
bima,if about the matter II appears that Mrs
Gn-krl .Of "a good deal Of the Information I'll"
furnished ia tn first portion III her buok rom
b"oriuion. who resided at the parsonage but
aver, short time. ami hrlns sent away ~ Mr..
Bront'. fer reasons Whi,h Il, t9nsn' sui',ym nv,
Teyengrd herself. according 10 Nancy ny giving
A distorted representation ot his Character;
Thu-r who have read Mrs GaSkclS book ANA
extraordinary stories she tells " Mr.. Bront"'s
inilammnhe temper pt hiStearng into shr"ds q
SILK dress belonging to his wife, which h" Il
chair la k and firing pistols In the nn Us yuri
in his tremendous Its of las~i,n. lur' "lu
Spartan rigor with which be ruled hi~ house.
hold and ~ his cold aud unsy mpathrtt' c.u-
duct toward his gifted children. II H. rather
singular that Nancy denies nearly all IN" a.
rational stories told hy This imaginative lUly.
md maintains strongly that Mr. ironi" hhd "a
calm aud even temperance ~, aud Though 81 me-
what OF a reciuse. regarded with thu M 4 an,.'-
tiouate sulieiiule every member ni his family
and was always kind and cqnsidcrate g. the
fnmblest Of his household. The story OF the
cutting Of Mrs. Brontes silk dress into shr'd-
which is repeated in Mr.. Rods hook. IL stouty
denied by Money who lived In tnr hpuS" At 49,"
nme and Therefore" A. she enorgetimiy o.,
tervcd to w. knew all about 4 GOO d'i
better than any book writer Tho tine story,
as given by this eye witness. Is n follows;
Mrs. Bronte had bought a hur PRINT iress.
which wa7 mai ~ 10y ner dri r. IA , ,nI
long waist. When MIR Brunt" rtlnc ia to din