Classical Carousel

"There was no possibility of taking a walk that day." An orphan child badly treated by rich relatives.  A grim and lonely scho...

Chapter XXXV St John makes Jane pay for her unpopular decision to reject his marriage offer with a cold aloofness and a determined eff...

Chapter XXXII Although Jane assiduously performs her tasks as schoolteacher at the poor school, she still dreams (literally) of Roch...

Chapter XXIX While three days and nights pass, Jane continues in a stupor, confined to a bed in the Rivers' household.  We learn...

Chapter XXVI Jane's wedding day arrives but there is not much joy in the beginning and the bridegroom appears rather grim. ...

Chapter XXIII Midsummer arrives with a radiance that is breathtaking.  Jane is out walking and spies Rochester, but in spite to trying...

Chapter XX Jane hears a blood-curdling wail in the middle of the night and then frantic calls for Rochester's assistance.  He come...

Chapter XVII Jane feels Rochester's absence keenly and disappointment bubbles up at the speculation he could be gone indefinitely. ...

Chapter XIV At first Jane sees little of Rochester, except in passing, but learns not to be offended at his cool acknowledgements,...