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English Literature Paper 1 - Jane Eyre Flashcards

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John calls Jane a

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Rat

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The bed in the red room is a

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Tabernacle and ‘glared white’

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Jane describes herself as a

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Thing

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Jane is a ___ child

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Strange

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Eyre =

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Ire

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There is a ___ ____ when she wakes up

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Red glare

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Jane is a ___ ____ (from John)

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Mad cat

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Jane says things with ‘___ control’

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No

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Brocklehurst is a ______ ________!

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Black pillar

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Brocklehurst advocates ‘____ above all things’

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Consistency

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Mrs Reed’s ‘Eye of

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Ice’

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How dare I?

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Because it is the truth.

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‘In a ___ ______ voice’ - Mrs reed v Jane

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Savage, high

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A ridge of

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Lighted Heath, alive, glancing devouring

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Black and ______ after the _____ ____ ____

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Blasted after the flames are dead

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A ___ tucker about the ____

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Narrow throat

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Strange and consequently

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Attractive

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Burns

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Fire

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Unavailing and

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Impotent anger

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20
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Learn from me

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Not to judge by appearances

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21
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Love your enemies

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And bless them that curse you

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22
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French

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Curls

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I was no

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Helen burns

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Aspect of

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An Angel

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You think too much of

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The love of human beings (Helen)

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Helen is warm when

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She dies

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27
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After Lowood Jane is a ‘disciplined and

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Subdued character

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For liberty i

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Gasped

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Chill and

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Vault like air

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30
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Space and

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Solitude

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I had a

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Logical natural reason too

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32
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Bluebeard’s

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Castle

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Curious laugh

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; Distinct, formal, mirthless

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34
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They suffer from

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Too rigid a restraint

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35
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The roughness of the traveller

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Set me at my ease

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Squareness =

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Rochester

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37
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Look of

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Another world

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38
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Fate…kneaded me

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With her knuckles

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39
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Partial to the Un fledged

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Un fostered and unlucky

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40
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I was your equal

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At 18

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41
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Remorse is

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The poison of life

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42
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You are not naturally austere

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Any more than I am naturally vicious

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43
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I find it impossible

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To be conventional with you

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44
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I see…a curious sort of

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Bird through the close set bars of a cage

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Demoniac laugh -

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Low suppressed and deep

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46
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Deluged

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The bed

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47
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God’s

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Aid

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48
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Buoyant but

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Unquiet sea

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49
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Judgement would

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Warn passion

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50
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Noble

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Features

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51
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Swallowed poison

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As if it were nectar

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Portrait of a governess

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Disconnected, poor and plain

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Flock of white

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Plumy birds

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Poignant pleasure

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Pure hold, with a steely point of agony

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Took my feelings from my own power

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And fettered them in his

56
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She was too

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Inferior (Blanche)

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I was forgetting

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All his faults

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I saw no

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Bad

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Reason sits firm

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And holds the reins

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Good God! What a cry!

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As a thunderbolt

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Might fall on an oak?

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She worried me like

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A tigress

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Obey you in all

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That is right

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My pet

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Lamb

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Jane

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Jane (Mrs reed)

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Something

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Mad or like a fiend

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Rain beat

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Strongly against the panes

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Animal

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Looked up at me with human eye s

And cursed me in a man’s voice

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What is so blind

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as inexperience?

70
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I am beyond

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My own mastery

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Substance or

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Shadow - you elf!

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Sunshine of

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Feeling

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I am no bird

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And no net ensnares me

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Do you think I am an automaton

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A machine without feelings?

75
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My equal and

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My likeness

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It is my

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Spirit which addresses your spirit….stood at God’s feet equal - as we are!

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He thinks her eyes are

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Green but they are hazel

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The horse chestnut tree is

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Struck by lightning

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Diamond

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Chain around your neck

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Soul made of

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Fire

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A very

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Angel as my comforter

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A jay in borrowed

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Plumes

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I had rather be a thing

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Than an Angel

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A ‘ ‘ of his

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Pet

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I mean shortly to

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Claim you

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Of whom I had made an

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Idol

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He stood between me and every thought of religion, as An eclipse

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Intervenes between man and the B-road Sun

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Mrs Rochester!

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She did not exist

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Dividing the

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Ripe from the unripe

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It is a

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Dream

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Woman tall and

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Large, with thick and dark hair

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A ___ face

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Savage

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Clothed

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Hyena

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Stature

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Almost equalling her husband

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Mechanically

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96
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How blind had been

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My eyes!

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Reader, I

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Forgave him

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Ice and rock

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You will accordingly become

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Your mind is my t treasure

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And if it were broken, it would be my treasure still

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I’ll try

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Violence

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I thought I ___ her

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Loved

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Violent and unreasonable

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Temper (Bertha)

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Intemperate and

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Unchaste

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Five years my

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Senior

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Ten years

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Locked up

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He would one day regard me with the same feeling

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Which now desecrated their memory (the mistresses)

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I do

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I do

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I must renounce

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Love and idol

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The more solitary

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The more friendless, the more unsustained I am, the more I will respect myself

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Never was anything at once

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So frail and so indomitable

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Whatever I do with its cage

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I cannot get at it

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Birds were emblems of

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Love

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I am

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Alone

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I have no relative but the universal mother

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Nature

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Impotent as a bird with

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Both wings broken

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I felt the might

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And strength of God

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Lost and starving

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Dog

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Men’s work

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119
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Christian, you ought not to consider

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Poverty a crime

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His features were

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‘Harmonious’

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Not yet found the

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‘Peace of God’

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Scantier the…

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‘Higher the honour’

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Poor and

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Obscure (st John as well as Jane)

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Inexorable as

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Death

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Silken

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Snare

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At John burnt

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For the more active life

127
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Crushed the snowy

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Heads of the closed flowers with his foot

128
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Melt with sudden

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Fire (st j)

129
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Not give one chance of heaven for

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The Elysium of her love

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