Was Jane Austen poor

Answer 1

Emily Bronte was one of six children of a humble country rector (minister). Her mother died when Emily was young, and Emily and her sisters sporadically attended the Cowan Bridge School, a facility for the children of poor clergy members. An epidemic broke out while she was there, causing the deaths of her two older sisters. Emily and her sister Charlotte both became ill and returned home to Haworth Rectory.

Answer 2

Jane Austen did not experience extreme poverty, but she lived modestly throughout her life. Her family faced financial constraints at times, but they were considered part of the lower gentry class in Regency England. Austen's income primarily came from her novels, which achieved moderate success during her lifetime.

Answer 3

She was poor as were most of her main characters in her books

Answer 4

yes she was