Agnes Grey is a classic novel written by Anne Bronte that depicts the struggles of the eponymous Agnes in society as a governess. It offers a critique of the upper-class and explores themes such as morality, oppression, and love.

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I: The Parsonage

II: First Lessons in the Art of Instruction

III: A Few More Lessons

IV: The Grandmamma

V: The Uncle

VI: The Parsonage Again

VII: Horton Lodge

VIII: The “Coming Out”

IX: The Ball

X: The Church

XI: The Cottagers

XII: The Shower

XIII: The Primroses

XIV: The Rector

XV: The Walk

XVI: The Substitution

XVII: Confessions

XVIII: Mirth and Mourning

XIX: The Letter

XX: The Farewell

XXI: The School

XXII: The Visit

XXIII: The Park

XXIV: The Sands

XXV: Conclusion

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Agnes Grey