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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,...

"From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be remembered - We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he to...

Chapter XI Brontë begins this chapter by likening the novel to a play and encourages the reader to not only read the story, but ...

I'm trying to get back on track with my Deal-Me-In Challenge , and I finally drew the first short story of the year, The Runaway by...

Chapter VIII As she decends from her punishment, Jane weeps tears of frustration at the persecution she has faced.  Helen attempts to ...

Cirtnecce from Mockingbirds, Looking Glasses and Prejudices  is hosting a read-along this August of The Home and the World , a novel that ex...