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What did Jane discover when she had gone as far as Whitcross and the coach had left
She was totally destitute, for she had left her parcel in the coach
What did mr st john inform Jane about
An Attorney was lookung for Jane about and urgent matter
Where was Mr St John living when he took Jane in
Moor House
What employment did St John find for Jane
she became a mistress of a school at morton
What can be inferred from Mr Rochester's action of only wrestling with his wife to subdue her
He was trying to impress the onlookers.He knew she could not be held responsible for her actions
What alias did Jane Eyre adopt in order to avoid recogniton
Jane Elliott
What story did Mr St John tell Jane one night
her life story
Who did Mr Briggs receive a letter from
Mrs. Fairfax
From Hannah's point of view when she first met Jane what did she consider Jane to be
a beggar
How were Diana and Mary related
sisters
Where did Jane go when she left Thornfield after she learned that Rochester still had a wife
whitcross
What did Rochester do to justify his actions
He took the wedding party to Thornfeild to see his wife.
Which of these statements would most likely explain Rochester's reaction when Mason wanted to leave
Because Mason was the reason for their being there, Rochester wanted to make sure Mason had to finish what he had started.
What had Mr St John resolved to be
a missionary
On Jane's first day at Morton how many of her students could write
What interference can be made regarding Mr st johns feelings about Rosamond
He tries to repress his passion for Rosamond. A+
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