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Do you think that because I am poor, lowly, short, and not beautiful, I have no soul and no heart? You're thinking wrong! My soul is the same as yours, and my heart is exactly the same as yours.

It is my heart that speaks to your heart, as if the two of us have passed through the grave and stood at the feet of God, and we are equal. Because we are equal!

At this moment, Eliza, John, and Georgiana, all of whom they mentioned earlier, were in the living room, hugging their mother. She reclined on the sofa by the fireside, and beside her sat her little ones (who were neither arguing nor crying at the moment), looking like they were enjoying themselves. As for me, she allowed me not to sit with them, saying that she was sorry to have to leave me alone.

Had she not heard it from Bessie, and seen with my own eyes, that I was indeed trying to develop a more simple and easy-going habit, a lively and lovely manner, that is, a more cheerful, more straightforward, and more natural, she would not have allowed me to enjoy the privileges of children worthy of pleasure and contentment.

Jane, I don't like nitpickers and questioners, and besides, it is not permissible for a child to have this attitude towards his elders, to sit at an angle until you can speak happily and calmly!

Do you think I'm poor, not beautiful, and have no feelings? I have that too. If God had blessed me with beauty and wealth, I would have made it hard for you to leave me, just as I have been hard to leave you now.

1. Life is too short to be used to hold grudges. In life, everyone will make mistakes, but we will die soon. Our sins will disappear with our bodies, leaving only the spark of the spirit.

That's why I never wanted revenge, never thought life was unfair. I live a peaceful life, waiting for the end to come.

2. I was angry and jealous. But when I saw the graceful wicked young man (whom I knew and despised in the first place) and heard their cold, frivolous and shallow conversation, my anger was extinguished. The feelings of jealousy also vanished.

Because such a woman is not worthy of my love, and such a rival is not worthy of my hatred.

3. I can't control my eyes and can't help but look at him, just like a person with a dry mouth who knows that the water is poisonous but still wants to drink it. I had no intention of loving him, and I tried hard to pinch out the sprout of love, but when I saw him again, the love in my heart was resurrected.

4. I used to love Mr. Rochester so much that I almost thought of him as God.

Jane Eyre quotes are as follows:

01. If you can't avoid it, you have to endure it. Not being able to endure what you are destined to endure in life is a sign of weakness and stupidity.

02. Who said it's winter? When you are beside me, I feel a hundred flowers blooming, birds singing and cicadas chirping.

03. The more lonely I am, the more I have no friends, and the more I have no support, the more I have to respect myself.

04, life is too short, there is no time to hate someone for so long.

05. Even if the whole world hates you and believes that you are bad, you just want you to have a clear conscience and know that you are innocent, and you will not have no friends.

06. If a gust of wind or a few drops of rain prevents me from doing these easy things, what can such laziness do for the future I have planned?

07. I am poor, humble, and not beautiful, but when our souls come to God through the grave, we are all equal.

08. Be self-loving, don't give your whole love, soul and strength generously as a gift, and waste it where you don't need and despise it.

09. I will always be gentle and sincere to people whose hearts are like water, who are both supple and steady, tame and strong, and who can be bent but cannot be broken.

10. The world is infinitely vast, hope and despair, opportunities and challenges coexist, and this world belongs to those who have the courage and courage to pursue and explore.

Jane Eyre famously said: We are born to suffer and struggle, and you and I are the same.

1. I like days like today, I like the iron-gray sky, I like the solemn world in front of the village in the bitter cold, I like Thornfield, I like its antique, its remoteness and quietness, its old trees and thorns where crows perch, its gray front, and its rows of dark windows reflecting the gray sky. But in the long years of wisdom, I felt disgusted at the thought of it, like hiding from the breeding ground of the plague: even how much I still hate it.

2. When I was alone again, I pondered what I had heard, peered into my heart, examined my thoughts and feelings, and endeavoured, with a stern hand, to bring into the reliable norms of common sense all that wandered in the boundless wilderness of imagination.