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Oh!

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Shall I take your cloak, miss?

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No, thank you, Barbara.

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Is there anyone in the teachers' room?

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I don't know, miss.

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Shall I bring a pot of tea to warm you?

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No, thank you. I wish[br]to be alone for a moment.

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Miss Eyre, you are back at last.

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You said I might go to[br]the village, miss Watts.

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Yes. And I acceded to your plea

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to perform an errand there yesterday,

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and the day before, and every[br]day of my short time here.

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I hope not been remiss in my duties.

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Indeed, you perform them[br]well, as I was led to expect

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when I took over the[br]superintendentship from miss Temple.

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She spoke of you in[br]the most glowing terms.

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I would not wish to have[br]disappointed you, miss Watts.

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It is disconcerting when a teacher

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I'd been led to expect[br]would give me strong support

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quits the premises in such haste,

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and if I may say so,[br]agitation, every afternoon.

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One wonders what is the reason.

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It shall not happen again, miss Watts.

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Let us hope not.

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Well, you know where she[br]goes. The post office.

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Oh, how do you know?

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Tongues wag. Especially[br]that old postmistress.

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Oh, her. Well, she says anything.

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Well, nigh every afternoon this week

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into the post office comes miss Eyre

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to see if there's a letter for "J. E."

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And when she finds there's none, she[br]marches out with a face like a funeral.

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I believe it is your turn

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to take the girls'[br]study hour this evening.

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Yes, miss Watts, and then I read

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prayers to them and see them to bed.

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Do not let them make you[br]late for teachers' supper.

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"If J. E. is in a position to[br]give satisfactory references,

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"a situation can be offered[br]where there is but one pupil,

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"a little girl, where the[br]salary is 30 pounds per annum.

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"All particulars to mrs. Fairfax,[br]Thornfield, near Millcote."

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Very well, Barbara, but[br]do not let it occur again.

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That is all. You may go.

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Yes, ma'am.

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Miss Watts?

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You wish to speak with me, miss Eyre?

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If I may, miss Watts.

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It concerns a matter of[br]much importance to me.

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I am very busy, miss Eyre,

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but if it's urgent, speak now.

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Miss Watts, I have the[br]possibility of another situation.

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You wish to leave Lowood?

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It is a situation where the salary[br]would be 30 pounds per annum,

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double the amount I'm receiving now.

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And you would like me to lay the

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matter before mr. Brocklehurst?

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If you would, I would be most grateful.

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Mrs. Reed, as your natural guardian,

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will need to be[br]approached for her consent.

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Mrs. Reed will not[br]care what happens to me.

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And then, miss Eyre, the matter

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must be laid before the committee.

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It may take some time,

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but I have no doubt

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that since you've always[br]conducted yourself well,

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a testimonial of character and[br]capacity will be furnished you.

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Thank you, miss Watts.

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Oh, miss Eyre, I were[br]just coming for you.

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There's a person just[br]arrived wishes to see you.

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Oh, that'll be the carrier for my box.

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No, no. This is a young woman.

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The carrier won't come[br]for another half hour.

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Now, he's to take my box to the inn.

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I shall be there in the[br]morning to take the coach.

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Who's the visitor?

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It's her, I'm sure.

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I could have told her anywhere.

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Well, who is it?

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You've not forgotten me, miss Eyre?

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Oh, Bessie, Bessie, Bessie!

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Oh! Oh!

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Oh, Barbara, this is a very[br]dear old friend, Bessie.

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She was my nuyrse at Gateshead.

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The only one who was ever kind to me.

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Oh, that'll be one more[br]for tea, then, miss Eyre.

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Oh, dear. Where can we go and talk?

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The teacher who shares my[br]room is studying up there.

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The teachers' room is empty, miss.

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Come. We've so much to talk about.

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Bessie, you're married!

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Yes, I've been married nearly 5 years.

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To Robert Leaven, the coachman.

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Oh, I remember him.[br]He's an excellent man.

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We've a little boy named Bobby

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and a little girl named... guess what?

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- How?[br]- Jane!

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What? Oh, Bessie, thank you.

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And have you left Gateshead?

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No. The old porter left[br]and we were put into lodge.

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Oh.

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You've not grown so[br]very tall, miss Jane,

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nor so very stout.

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I fear you're[br]disappointed in me, Bessie.

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Come and sit down.

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Well, no, not exactly.

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You are gentel and now[br]you look like a lady,

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and it's as much as I[br]ever expected of you.

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Well, you were never[br]a beauty as a child.

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I dare say you're clever, though.

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What can you do? Can you play on piano?

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A little.

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Oh, the miss Reeds[br]could not play as well.

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I always said you could[br]surpass them and you have.

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What else can you do? Can you draw?

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Oh, well, that is one of my paints.

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Oh, well, that is beautiful.

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Bessie... did my aunt send you?

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Oh, Lord, no. But she did have a letter

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saying you were going[br]away to another place,

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so I thought I'd set off and have a

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look at you before you went quite away.

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Oh, God bless you.

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You'll want to hear about family.

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Well, miss Georgiana is very handsome

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and nearly ran off with lord,

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but her sister told on her and now

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they quarreld nearly like cat and dog.

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Mr. John is a great disappointment.

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He were put to study[br]law, but it were no use,

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and now he's ruining his[br]health with bad living.

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Your aunt is well enough to look at,

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but she's breaking her[br]heart over mr. John,

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and I fear he'll be the[br]death of her. For only...

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Bessie, please. I want[br]no news of the family.

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They've never sought any of[br]me. Let us talk of ourselves.

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What, never?

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Well, did missus not write[br]and tell you when man came?

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What man?

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Well, you know how mrs. Reed always said

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your father's people[br]were poor and despicable.

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Oh, they may be poor, but I believe

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they're as much gentry as the Reeds are.

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For one day, oh, it must be 7 years ago,

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a mr. Eyre came to[br]Gateshead asking to see you.

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I was sure missus must[br]have written to tell you.

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She's never written.

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Oh, dear.

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Well, missus told him you were[br]at school some 50 miles off.

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He seemed so much disappointed,

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for he was going away[br]to a foreign country

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and his ship was to[br]sail in a day or two.

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He looked very much the gentleman

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and I think he was[br]your father's brother.

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And what foreign country[br]was he going to, Bessie?

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Oh, an island, thousands of miles off.

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Where they make wine. The[br]butler did tell me. Oh...

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Madeira?

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Yes. Yes, that's it.[br]That's the very word.

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And he went away?

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Yes, he did not stay[br]many minutes in the house.

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Missus were very high with him.

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Afterwards, she called[br]him a sneaking tradesman.

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My Robert believes he[br]were a wine merchant.

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Perhaps. Or a clerk or an[br]agent to a wine merchant.

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Miss Jane, I cannot stay long.

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A waggoner's passing[br]who will carry me home.

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Not until you've had[br]a good meal and a rest.

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Come. Barbara must have[br]that tea ready by now.

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We'll go into the kitchen[br]and talk and talk and talk.

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I must tell you what has happened,

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for I'm starting a new life.

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- No![br]- Yes!

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Welcome to Thornfield, ma'am.

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Thank you.

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Please come in. John will[br]take your box up to your room.

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Aye. It's always John.

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Will you walk this way, ma'am?

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Miss Eyre, ma'am.

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How do you do, my dear?

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How do you do, ma'am?[br]Mrs. Fairfax, I think?

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Yes, you are right.

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I'm afraid you've had a[br]tedious ride from Millcote.

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John drives slowly. And were you[br]long in the coach before that?

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The coach left Lowton at[br]four o'clock this morning.

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I had to rise before three o'clock.

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Oh, you must be tired.[br]Come and sit down.

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Is this not your chair?

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Oh, I shall be comfortable enough here.

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And your hands look numb with cold.

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- Leah, are the refreshments ready?[br]- Yes, ma'am.

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And make some negus as well.

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The water's boiling, ma'am.

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I hope I shall have the pleasure[br]of seeing miss Fairfax tonight.

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I was glad to arrive before night fall,

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hoping to see my young[br]pupil. Miss Fairfax.

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Miss Fairfax? Oh! You mean miss Varens.

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Varens is the name of your future pupil.

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- Varens?[br]- Yes.

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Oh, yes, thank you, Leah.

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Now, sip that negus and warm yourself.

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Indeed, then, she is not your daughter?

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No, I have no family.

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But I am so pleased you are come.

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It will be quite pleasant[br]having someone with whom to talk.

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Thornfield is a fine old hall,

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but in the quiet season, you know,

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one feels dreary, quite alone.

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Well, I say quite alone.

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Leah, my maid, is a nice[br]enough girl to be sure,

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and John and his wife,[br]well, are very decent people,

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but then, you'll see,[br]they are only servants.

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Well, eat that food, miss Eyre.

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Don't stand on ceremony.

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You may eat and listen to me prattling.

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I have had the room next[br]to mine prepared for you.

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It is only a small apartment,

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but I thought you would like it better

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then one of the large front chambers.

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To be sure, the small[br]chambers had better furniture,

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but they are so large and solitary

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I never sleep in there[br]myself. Here we are.

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Oh, it is beautiful!

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Thank you, mrs. Fairfax.

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And thank you for your kindness.

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Kindness? Oh, rubbish.

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Now I have someone with whom I can talk.

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But I won't come in and keep you

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from your bed with my chatter.

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Good night, my dear.

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Good night, mrs. Fairfax.

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Ah! Good morning, my dear.

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I see you are an early riser.

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It's all so beautiful.[br]Every moment is precious.

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Come in, my dear. I[br]have some tea in my room.

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The tea is just right.

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And how do you like Thornfield?

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Oh, I like it very much.

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Yes, it is a pretty place.

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But I fear it will be[br]getting out of order

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if mr. Rochester doesn't take it

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into his head to come and[br]reside here permanently.

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Mr. Rochester? Who is he?

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Why, the owner of Thornfield.

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Did you not know his name was Rochester?

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I thought Thornfield belonged to you.

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To me? Oh!

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Bless you, child! What an idea!

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No, I am only the housekeeper.

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The manager.

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To be sure, I am distantly[br]related to the Rochesters,

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or rather, my husband was.

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He was a clergyman, you know.

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Incumbent of Hay, the little[br]village beyond the hill.

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The present mr. Rochester's[br]mother was a Fairfax

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and second cousin to my husband.

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But I never presume on the connection.

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My employer is always civil[br]and I expect nothing more.

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And the little girl? My pupil?

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Oh, she is mr. Rochester's ward,

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and he asked me to engage[br]a governess for her.

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I hear her. Come, let me introduce you.

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And after your schoolwork is finished,

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I shall show you round the house.

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Ooh la la!

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Viens vite, Sophie!

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Adčle, pas si vite! Attends!

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Ah, la voilŕ!

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Good morning, miss Adčle.

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Come and meet the lady[br]who is to teach you

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and turn you into a[br]clever woman one day.

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Vas-y.

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Bonjour, madame Fairfax.

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Enchanté, Mademoiselle.

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Alors, tu es francaise?

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I did not imagine I had a foreign pupil.

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Yes, Adčle was born on[br]the continent, I believe,

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and has been in England only 6 months.

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She speaks english quite well,

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but is rather unwilling to do so.

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I can get little out of her.

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This is Sophie, her bonne,[br]as she calls her nurse.

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Mademoiselle.

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Nous aurons bien de choses[br]ŕ faire ensemble, Sophie.

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Ah, oui. Bien sűr.

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Ah, elle parle parfaitment franais!

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Hmm?

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Yes, my dear. I had a very good teacher.

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And I practiced every[br]day for many years.

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Do you understand me?

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Yes, mademoiselle.

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Excellent, and since[br]you are to speak english

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like an english lady,

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from now we will speak only english.

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I will try, mademoiselle,[br]mais quelquefois...

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Try? You will succeed.

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What is your name?

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Jane Eyre.

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Aire.

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I wish you could ask her some[br]questions about her parents.

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You will learn more than I could.

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Adčle, you will learn[br]more live in Paris?

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Mais oui, mademoiselle.

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Yes, mademoiselle.

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With whom did you live?

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I lived long ago with mamma,

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but she's gone to the Holy Virgin.

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Oh, poor little lamb.

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And after that?

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We live with some poor people.

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But mr. Rochester est venu... he came.

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He asked if I would like[br]to live with him in England.

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For I knew him when my mamma was alive

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and he gave mede belles[br]robes et des jouets.

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Pretty dresses and toys.

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But now he has left me[br]all alone and is not here.

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He has had to go abroad again.

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I can sing and dance[br]and speak many poems.

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Shall I dance? Et vous verrez.

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Not now, dear.

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We have a lovely[br]schoolroom ready for you,

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with a pianoforte and globes[br]and all that you will need.

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Shall I show it to you?

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Please do, mrs. Fairfax.

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Sophie, you will have much[br]to do during lesson time.

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Madame?

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Oh. Sophie,

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vous aurez des choses ŕ[br]faire pendant nos lecons.

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Oh, oui, mademoiselle.

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Come along, then.

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Come, my dear.

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I wish to play in the garden first!

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Afterwards.

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In England, little girls[br]do as they are told.

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Come along. I want to hear you sing.

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Trčs bien!

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Ah, come in, my dear.

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Your morning school hours are over now?

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Yes. The school room is admirable.

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You keep everything in such good order.

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Why, miss Eyre, although mr.[br]Rochester's visits here are rare,

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they are always sudden and unexpected.

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So I keep his house[br]in instant readiness.

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Is mr. Rochester such an[br]exacting fastidious man?

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Well, he has a gentleman's[br]tastes and habits.

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He expects to find his house

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managed in accordance with them.

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Do you like him? Is he generally liked?

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Oh, yes. The Rochesters have owned

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most of the land here

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time out of mind,

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and the family have[br]always been respected.

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But do you like him?

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Well, I have no cause but to like him,

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and so do his tenants,[br]to whom he is generous,

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although he is hardly ever among them.

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But has he no peculiarities?

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I mean, what is his character?

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He is a very good master.

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Is that all you know of him?

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Well, his character is[br]unimpeachable, I suppose.

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I dare say, he is peculiar.

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He travels

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a great deal and has seen[br]a great deal of the world,

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I should think. I dare say he is clever,

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but I have never had much[br]conversation with him.

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In what way is he peculiar?

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I don't know. It is[br]not easy to describe.

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You feel it when he speaks to you.

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You cannot really be sure[br]whether he is in jest or earnest,

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whether he is pleased or the contrary.

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You do not thoroughly understand him,

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or at least, I do not.

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But he is a very good master.

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Now... I promised to show you[br]around the house, didn't i?

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Thank you.

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Oh...

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I did not imagine you[br]had such grand apartments.

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I dared not hope to see[br]anything like it in my life.

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It is only the dining[br]room and the drawing room.

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I open the curtains every[br]day to air the rooms.

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And every bedroom ready for use?

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Oh, the master will[br]not catch me napping.

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Well, now you have seen the whole house.

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I have not seen the upper floor yet.

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Oh, there is nothing to see.

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You told me there was a[br]wonderful view from the leads.

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You wish to go up on the roof?

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Oh, well... very well.

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The view indeed was splendid,

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but I saw that mrs. Fairfax[br]for some reason was uneasy

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lest I should prolong[br]my enjoyment of it.

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Thank you for taking so much trouble.

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I would not have missed[br]such a pleasing prospect.

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This is a grand country.

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Do the servants sleep in these rooms?

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Oh, no. The servants sleep at the back.

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No one sleeps here.

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Oh, surely you have a ghost.

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Ghost? Oh, not that I know.

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Mrs. Fairfax, did you[br]hear that laugh? Who is it?

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One of the servants most[br]likely. Perhaps Grace Poole.

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She sews up here

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and sometimes Leah is with[br]her and they are noisy.

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Grace?

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Grace!

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Too much noise, Grace.

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Remember directions.

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She does the sewing and[br]helps with the housework.

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She's a little too fond of porter,

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but she works well enough.

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Let us go down. It is[br]too disagreable here.

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We do not want our dinner cold, do we?

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Mmm.

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I could sit and dream[br]on those leads for hours.

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I should not go up there[br]again if I were you.

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Wind... it can come in terrible gusts.

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It is dangerous.

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Anyone may blame me who likes,

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but often in the next few months,

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when I was free, I climbed to the roof,

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where I could look[br]out to the far skyline

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and longed to reach past[br]it to the busy world beyond.

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I had the promise of a smooth career.

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My pupil had been spoiled and indulged,

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but soon became obedient and teachable.

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Yet in spite of my blessings,

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I was restless at my tranquility.

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I could not help it.

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The restlessness was in my nature.

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There must be millions like me,

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I thought, who must have action.

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Women especially,

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who wish for more than their narrow lot.

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What is the matter, mrs. Poole?

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Are you not well?

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This'll cure it, miss.

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Oh, miss Jane, you're not going out?

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I'm going to the village to[br]post a letter for mrs. Fairfax.

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But it's two miles over hill,

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and it's bitter cold[br]up there most times,

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and it will get dark terrible soon.

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I shall enjoy the walk,[br]and I like the dark.

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Damnation!

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Are you hurt, sir? Can I help you?

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Stand aside!

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I can fetch help, sir.

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I've no broken bones.[br]It's only a sprain.

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I shall stay with you until I[br]can see you can mount your horse.

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You should be at home.

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Where do you come from?

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Thornfield Hall.

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I've been to post a letter.

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Thornfield?

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I am a governess there.

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Ah, yes.

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The governess.

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Come here.

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Excuse me.

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Necessity compels me to make you useful.

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Stand aside.

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Thank you.

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Pilot!

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Pilot?

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Pilot... hello.

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Ah, thank goodness, Jane. There you are.

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The master is here. He has had a fall.

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His ankle is sprained.

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I have just taken mr.[br]Carter, the surgeon, to him.

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He cannot even get up.

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Of course he can.

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You should not be standing up, sir.

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Dr. Carter, I have the[br]aid of your good self.

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You are mr. Rochester.

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An intelligent deduction, miss Eyre.

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Miss Eyre!

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Miss Eyre!

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I should be glad if you would[br]take tea with me tomorrow.

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Good night, miss Eyre.

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Yes, sir. Good night, sir.