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Jane Eyre's wonderful paragraph excerpt

1. The strangest thing is that, except me, no one in the house noticed her habits, or seemed to be surprised. No one talked about her status or work, no one pity her lonely and deserted.

2. The old woman burst into laughter under the hat and belt. Then take out a short chimney, point the smoke, and start pumping. After she was indulged in the sedative for a while, she straightened her waist and took off the chimney from her mouth. She stared at the fire while staring. "You are very cold; you have I am sick; you are stupid."

3, his manners are very polite, but the tone of the speech sounds a bit strange - not a full foreign cavity, but not entirely British. His age is similar to that of Mr. Rochester – between thirty and forty. His skin color is particularly gray, otherwise he is a handsome man, especially at first glance. If you look carefully, you will find something unpleasant or unpleasant on his face. His facial features are standard, but too slack. His eyes are big and pleasing, but the anger that comes out of it is empty and boring - at least I think so.

4. He and his partner retired to the back of the account, and a group of people led by Colonel Dent sat down in a semicircular chair. One of the men, Mr. Eshton, noticed me, as if proposing that I should join them, but Mrs. Ingram immediately rejected his suggestion.

5. I did as he told him. The guests squinted and saw me passing through them. I found Mr. Mason, passed the message, and left the room in front of him. After I entered him in the library, I went upstairs.

6, I don't like the same thoughts can not go over - do not like the same image strangely appear again and again. When I was about to go to bed and the illusion was about to appear, I was so upset. Because of the inseparability of the baby in this dream, that month, I heard a cry and then woke up. The next afternoon I was called downstairs and said that someone wanted to see me and waited in Mrs. Fairfax’s room. I rushed there, I saw a gentleman servant who was waiting for me, he was wearing a mourning dress, and the hat in his hand was surrounded by a black crepe.

7. My pulse stopped, my heart stopped beating, and my outstretched arm froze. The call disappeared and there was no more. To be honest, no matter who made such a shout, the terrible scream could not be repeated immediately. It was the bald eagle with giant wings on the Andes, and it was difficult to scream at the heights of the white clouds. The thing that made the screams was too slow to be able to scream again.

8. I gave her a shilling. She took an old stocking from her pocket, put the coin in it, tied it with her socks, and put it back. She let me reach out and I did. She put her face close to my palm and looked at it fine, but didn't touch it.

9. I went back to the room, found the sponge from the washbasin, found the salt from the drawer, and returned to the original road. He still waited, holding the key in his hand. He approached one of the black small doors, inserted the key into the keyhole, and stopped to talk to me.

10. When I entered the room, the library looked very quiet. The witch—if she did, comfortably sat in the easy chair at the corner of the chimney. She wore a red cloak and wore a black bonnet, or a wide-brimmed gypsy cap, tied to the chin with a piece of handkerchief. There is a candle that is extinguished on the table. She leaned over to the fire, and by the fire, she seemed to be reading a black book like a prayer book, reading it, and like most old women, she had words in her mouth. When I entered the door, she did not immediately put down the book. She seemed to want to finish reading the paragraph.

11. At about 5 pm on May 1st, I went to the gatehouse of Gateshead House. Before I went to the house, I went to the advanced. The inside is very neat, the small white curtains are hung on the decorative window, the floor is spotless, the grate and the stove are polished, and the furnace is burning with a clear flame. Bessie sat on the edge of the fire and fed the youngest child. Robert and his sister played quietly in the corner.

12. The tranquility and comfort of the night was broken by a wild, piercing scream that was heard in Thornfield.

13. When I opened the seal and read the letter carefully, I continued to drink my coffee. The coffee is very hot, and I think of the sudden blush on my face as it is. However, why did my hand tremble? Why can't I spill half a cup of coffee on the plate? I don't want to think about it.

14. Under such circumstances, I have to listen carefully and have to wait and see if there is any beast or the movement of the devil in the acupoint. But since Mr. Rochester has come, it seems to have been stunned. I only heard three sounds throughout the night, and the interval between the three times was long—a footstep sound, a short, dog-like voice, and a deep snoring.

15. Normally, I took the account and slept, but I forgot it and forgot to put the blinds down. As a result, a full moon of chaste, along my own track, came to the sky across the window of my window, peering at me through an unobstructed windowpane, awakening me with her beautiful eyes. In the dead of night, I opened my eyes and saw the silvery white round face of the moon. It is beautiful but too solemn. I owe half a body and reach out to pull the bill.

16. Mr. Rochester opened the thick window frame, picked up the linen curtains, and tried to let the moonlight shine into the house. I was surprised and happy to see the dawn coming. The beautiful rose light beam is beginning to illuminate the eastern horizon! Subsequently, Mr. Rochester approached Mason, when the surgeon was already treating him.

17. Leah shook her head, so the conversation came to an abrupt end. What I can guess from here is this: there is a secret in Thornfield, and I was deliberately excluded from this secret.

18. After a while, the tabernacle was opened again. The second act was more elaborate than the first act. As I have observed before, the living room has been placed two steps higher than the dining room. On the top step of the back one or two yards in the living room, there is a huge marble basin. I recognize that it is in the greenhouse. An ornament - usually with goldfish in it, surrounded by exotic flowers and plants - it is bulky and heavy, and it must have been a long time to move here.

19. The side of the quiz is once again whispering, and it is obvious that they cannot agree on the words or words they have shown in this scene. Their spokesperson, Colonel Dent, was going to show "complete scenes" and the curtain fell again.

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