Abstract
I really do not feel the ordinary diffidence in addressing you this evening which I usually experience before strangers, because with the members of the Brontë Society there is certainly no one who should feel more at home than I do. So many of them have written to me again and again ; many of them I have troubled again and again with tedious communications about this or that trifling fact and they have, always answered me with kindness and a generous gift of time.
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