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  Agnes Grey

  by Anne Brontë

  Anne began Agnes Grey with the words "All true histories contain instruction," and wrote in a realistic, rather than the romantic style followed by her sisters. The title character is the younger daughter of a poor clergyman and sets out to earn a living as a governess. Anne drew strongly on her own life. Her rather plain first-person female narrator begins the story young, inexperienced and idealistic, but... (more)