John Mullan
Out on the Wily, Windy Moors
This Dark Night: The Life of Emily Brontë
By Deborah Lutz
Bloomsbury Continuum 352pp £20
We know so little about Emily Brontë. There are just a few snapshots, like the vivid recollection of her sister Charlotte’s great friend Ellen Nussey:
Her extreme reserve seemed impenetrable, yet she was intensely loveable … one of her rare expressive looks was something to remember through life, there was such a depth of soul and feeling, and yet shyness of revealing herself, a strength of self-containment seen in no other.
‘A strength of self-containment’:
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