Jane Eyre: An Autobiography ; in Two Volumes, Volumen 1

Adèle answered arms asked beautiful Bessie better Brocklehurst called candle chair child cold cried curtain dare dark daugh door dressed entered Eshton eyes face Fairfax fear feel felt fire Gateshead Georgiana girl glance hair hall hand happy head hear heard heart Helen Burns hour Jane Eyre John John Reed John Rivers knew lady leave light lips listen live looked Lowood Lowton married Mary Ann Wilson master ment Millcote mind minutes Miss Eyre Miss Ingram Miss Miller Miss Scatcherd Miss Temple morning never night once passed pause physiognomy quiet racter Reed Rochester Rochester's rose round school-room seat seemed servant silence smile soon speak stairs stood strange sure talk tell thing Thornfield thought took turned voice walk whispered window wish woman wonder words