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This document was prepared with borrowed etext from Gutenberg for Arthur's Classic Novels. Gutenberg text prepared by . mailto:wendover@soon.com, Oct 30, 2000 This document was prepared with borrowed etext from Gutenberg for Arthur's Classic Novels. Gutenberg text prepared by . XML markup by Arthur Wendover. Oct 30, 2000. (See source file for details.) Volume 2 by Elizabeth Claghorn Gaskell [At this date we are still working on Volume 1] Chapter I "August 26th, 1846. A few days later, she writes thus: "Papa is still lying in bed, in a dark room, with his eyes bandaged. No inflammation ensued, but still it appears the greatest care, perfect quiet, and utter privation of light are necessary to ensure a good result from the operation. He is very patient, but, of course, depressed and weary. He was allowed to try his sight for the first time yesterday. He could see dimly. Mr. Wilson seemed perfectly satisfied, and said all was right. I have had bad nights from the toothache since I came to Manchester." The sisters retained the old habit, which was begun in their aunt's life-time, of putting away their work at nine o'clock, and beginning their study, pacing up and down the sitting room. At this time, they talked over the stories they were engaged upon, and described their plots. Once or twice a week, each read to the others what she had written, and heard what they had to say about it. Charlotte told me, that the remarks made had seldom any effect in inducing her to alter her work, so possessed was she with the feeling that she had described reality; but the readings were of great and stirring interest to all, taking them out of the gnawing pressure of daily-recurring cares, and setting them in a free place. It was on one of these occasions, that Charlotte determined to make her heroine plain, small, and unattractive, in defiance of the accepted canon.

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