Presentiment. Currer Bell

"Presentiment" by Charlotte Brontë: The novel follows the story of a young woman named Ellen Dean, who is hired as a governess for the children of a wealthy family. As she begins her new role, Ellen experiences strange and unsettling occurrences that suggest she may be experiencing premonitions of events yet to come. The novel explores themes of fate, destiny, and the supernatural, as Ellen struggles to make sense of the mysterious events unfolding around her.

By Charlotte Brontë · First published 1847 · Genre: Gothic Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance

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