A Book of English Prose: Part II, Arranged for Secondary and High SchoolsLubbock, Percy
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A Book of English Prose: Part II, Arranged for Secondary and High Schools
Lubbock, Percy
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153 Jane Eyre is governess to Mr Rochester's daughter, Adele. She
describes how he cross-questioned her with regard to her
accomplishments.
157 Thoreau lived for two years in a small hut which he built for
himself in a wood near Concord, in New England. This extract is from
the account he wrote of his life there.
171 Stevenson came of a family of engineers, and he himself was
supposed to be preparing for the same profession. But he already
wished to be a writer, and his interest in the harbour-works at Wick,
in Caithness, which he had been sent to study, was romantic rather than
practical.
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