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1. On that day, it was impossible to go out for a walk. In fact, we walked through the bare bush for an hour in the morning, but from lunchtime onwards the cold winter wind blew, and then the clouds and rain poured down, so the outdoor activities had to be stopped.

2. I don't like to take a long walk, especially in the cold afternoon. Imagine that when I returned home in the cold twilight, my hands and feet were frozen, and I was about to be counted down by my nanny Bein, and I felt that my physique was not as good as Eliza, John, and Georgiana, and I felt sad and ashamed, and the situation was really terrible.

3. To my right, the folds of the crimson curtain block my view; On the left, bright glass windows shelter me, shielding me from the gloomy and noisy November weather and not being cut off from the outside world, and in between flipping through my books, I look up at the winter afternoon. I saw a white cloud in the distance, and a wet meadow and shrubs hit by wind and rain nearby. A long-lasting and terrible gust of wind drove away the torrential rain and returned to the sky.

4. That is the inhospitable coasts of Lapland, Siberia, Spitsbergen, Novaya Zemlya, Iceland and Greenland, which are mentioned in the book. "The vastness of the Arctic and the bleak barren land are like repositories of snow and ice. The ice accumulated by thousands of winters, like the peaks of the Alps, is smooth and crystalline, surrounding the earth's poles, bringing together the increasing cold in one place. ”

If I had just left a warm home and kind parents, I might regret my parting at this moment. The wind would make me sad: this vague chaos would break my peace, but both of them aroused my inexplicable excitement, and in the midst of restlessness and fanaticism I longed for the wind to roar more violently; The sky will get darker and darker, and the buzzing voices will become noisy.

Comments: I really like Charlotte's text, it's simple, but it's very comfortable to read. This paragraph uses such a comfortable text to express the mood of Jane Eyre sending Roward, not sad, but inexplicably excited and fanatical.

This feeling is a little confusing at the beginning, and I feel excusable when I think about it again. This lovely little girl is about to start her new life here.

Extract. Is it because I am poor, unknown, mediocre in appearance, and small in stature, that I have no soul and no heart? - Didn't you think wrong?

My heart is as rich as yours, and my heart is as full as you! If God had given me a little grace and an abundance of wealth, I would have made you as inseparable as I am now, and I would not speak to you according to custom, or convention, or even flesh and blood, but my soul would have spoken to yours, as if we had passed through the grave and stood at the feet of God, equal to each other—as it was! ”

Comments. This passage mainly describes Jane Eyre's view of love, which further deepens her personality. She believes that love should be based on spiritual equality, not on social status, wealth and appearance, and that only when men and women truly love each other can they achieve true happiness.

In her pursuit of personal happiness, Jane Eyre shows an unusually innocent innocence, simple thoughts and feelings, and indomitable courage. She did not abandon the pursuit of happiness because of her position as a servant, her love was pure and noble, she was disdainful of Rochester's wealth, and she loved him because he treated her as equals, regarded her as a friend, and was honest with her. To Rochester, Jane Eyre was like a breath of fresh air that lifted his spirits.

Rochester used to see the cold hypocrisy of the upper class, and Jane Eyre's simple, kind and independent personality reawakened his pursuit and yearning for life. As a result, he was able to sincerely express his good wishes and determination to change his ways in front of Jane.

You bear with me for a while, don't push me, how dependent I am on you now, what should I do? Jane Eyre, there is an example of a young man, who has been spoiled since he was a child, and he made a great mistake, not a sin but a mistake. Its consequences are terrible, and the only escape is to get away and have fun.

Then he met a woman, a noble woman he had not seen in twenty years, and he found a chance to live again, but the sophistication of the world hindered him, and could that woman ignore it?

Each person is accountable to God for his or her own actions and cannot ask others to take responsibility for their own destiny ......

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Jane Eyre 6 paragraphs of 400 words excerpt and 4 paragraphs of 300 words appreciation.