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                     <i>Life</i>
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            to Belgium, the only European country they visited and the furthest they travelled from
            their home at Haworth. Their aim was not so much to see as to understand the world. The
            books they read, the people they met and corresponded with, the landscapes they
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            detailed information about their lives, works, and reputation. The <i>Companion</i> is
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            and activities, their own time and our time. Thus the volume is conceived as a whole,
            with interrelated entries that all contribute to our understanding of the rich
            imaginative life of this extraordinary family of writers.</p><p>In aiming for comprehensiveness <span role="work">
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