罗伯特?骚塞致夏洛蒂?勃朗特（2）
it is not my advice that you have asked as to the direction of your talents, but my opinion of them; and yet the opinion may be ree, it public attention, any one of o, h reputation for its author. ht to be prepared for disappointment.
but it is not man ement and advice against taking so perilous a course. you er of e are likely to induce a distempered state of mind; and in proportion as all the ordinary uses of the fitted for anything else. literature cannot be the business of a ht not to be. the more she is engaged in her proper duties, the less leisure er for celebrity. you ination for excitement, of e the gift, e you from exercising it. i only exhort you so to think of it, and so to use it, as to render it conducive to your oood. ion, of soothing the mind, and elevating it. you may embody in it your best thoughts and your s, and in so doing discipline and strengthen them.
fareotten that i myself, that i ooder you live the more reasonable it h i may be but an ungracious adviser, you e, therefore, to subscribe myself, with the best wishes for your happiness here and hereafter,
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