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by Charlotte Brontë
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Villette Study Guide consists of approx. 146 pages of summaries and analysis on Villette by Charlotte Brontë. Browse the literature study guide below:
Lucy Snowe visits her godmother, Mrs. Bretton, in the village of Bretton twice a year. Mrs. Bretton is a widow with a son, who is away visiting friends, and she always makes Lucy feel welcome in her home. One day, Lucy arrives home from a walk to discover that an additional bed and chest of drawers have been added to her room. Mrs. Bretton is expecting the young daughter of a distant relative to stay with them a while. The child's mother recently died, and even though she and her husband were separated by mutual consent, he is a sensitive man who blames himself for her death. Mr. Home, the child's father, will be traveling to France to stay with relatives. ( read more) Chapter 1, Bretton Chapter 2, Paulina Chapter 3, The Playmates Chapter 4, Miss Marchmont Chapter 5, Turning a New Leaf Chapter 6, London Chapter 7, Villette Chapter 8, Madame Beck Chapter 9, Isidore Chapter 10, Dr. John Chapter 11, The Portresse's Cabinet Chapter 12, The Casket Chapter 13, A Sneeze Out of Season Chapter 14, The Fkte Chapter 15, The Long Vacation Chapter 16, Auld Lang Syne Chapter 17, La Terrasse Chapter 18, We Quarrel Chapter 19, The Cleopatra Chapter 20, The Concert Chapter 21, Reaction Chapter 22, The Letter Chapter 23, Vashti Chapter 24, M. de Bassompierre Chapter 25, The Little Countess Chapter 26, A Burial Chapter 27, The Hftel Crycy Chapter 28, The Watchguard Chapter 29, Monsieur's Fkte Chapter 30, M. Paul Chapter 31, The Dryad Chapter 32, The First Letter Chapter 33, M. Paul Keeps His Promise Chapter 34, Malevola Chapter 35, Fraternity Chapter 36, The Apple of Discord Chapter 37, Sunshine Chapter 38, Cloud Chapter 39, Old and New Acquaintance Chapter 40, The Happy Pair Chapter 41, Faubourg Clotilde Chapter 42, Finis
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