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The Professor

by Charlotte Brontë

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  1. Preface

    4:19

  2. Chapter I - Introductory

    19:22

  3. Chapter II

    13:37

  4. Chapter III

    16:26

  5. Chapter IV

    20:41

  6. Chapter V

    13:34

  7. Chapter VI

    17:24

  8. Chapter VII

    33:01

  9. Chapter VIII

    17:06

  10. Chapter IX

    10:39

  11. Chapter X

    22:34

  12. Chapter XI

    13:43

  13. Chapter XII

    38:12

  14. Chapter XIII

    13:11

  15. Chapter XIV

    13:21

  16. Chapter XV

    13:45

  17. Chapter XVI

    18:50

  18. Chapter XVII

    17:49

  19. Chapter XVIII

    32:18

  20. Chapter XIX - Part 1

    25:16

  21. Chapter XIX - Part 2

    27:26

  22. Chapter XX

    23:59

  23. Chapter XXI

    18:07

  24. Chapter XXII

    32:01

  25. Chapter XXIII

    36:31

  26. Chapter XXIV

    32:38

  27. Chapter XXV - Part 1

    27:10

  28. Chapter XXV - Part 2

    30:43

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An offer of a church appointment and a family marriage leaves the narrator determined to choose his own livelihood. Writing to an old school acquaintance, he recalls rejecting his uncles' plans and turning toward trade, despite doubts about his suitability for it. His prosperous brother offers a possible opening, but their family history makes dependence a source of shame. Published in 1857, Charlotte Brontë's novel links the search for work with questions of pride and social position.

The school scenes shift attention to the judgments people make about one another. While correcting Henri's English composition, the narrator recognizes imagination beneath its errors. Her pleasure and renewed uncertainty unfold under the eyes of pupils and school staff. Set partly in Brussels, this love story gives readers interested in education and class a close account of how authority, ability and personal feeling meet in ordinary exchanges.

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Charlotte Brontë

Charlotte Brontë (1816-1855) was an English novelist and the eldest of the three writing Brontë sisters of Yorkshire. Writing first under the male pen name Currer Bell, she drew on her own hard years as a governess and teacher to create heroines of unusual inner strength.

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