A long-forgotten short story by Charlotte Brontë has resurfaced and will be published online tomorrow.
“L’Ingratitude” was written in “erratic French” as a homework assignment for a man who tutored the sisters while they were in Brussels. From The Guardian:
The fable-like story is dated 16 March 1842 and is about a thoughtless young rat who escapes his father's protective care in search of
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