Jane Eyre quotes

Question 1

Chapter 5, address to reader, pictures

Answer 1

‘Let the reader add, to complete the

picture’

Question 2

Chapter 9, address to reader, affirming truth

Answer 2

‘True. reader; and I knew and felt this’

Question 3

Young Jane sits in window seat

Answer 3

‘clear panes ofglass, protecting, but not separating me’

Question 4

Eliza describes where Jane is

Answer 4

‘She is in the window-seat, to be sure, Jack’

Question 5

Jane sees from the window seat

Answer 5

‘the grounds’ ‘a carriage roll through’

Question 6

Young Jane doesn’t like walking

Answer 6

‘long walks, especially on chilly afternoons’ ‘never liked’

Question 7

Jane leaves Gateshead

Answer 7

‘through the hall and … out at the front door’

Question 8

Lowood description

Answer 8

‘exclude every glimpse of prospect’

Question 9

Jane’s clothes aren’t adequate for walk

Answer 9

‘clothing was insufficient to protect us from the severe cold’

Question 10

Jane sees hills beyond Lowood

Answer 10

‘most remote, the blue peaks’

Question 11

Jane sees Lowood as a prison

Answer 11

‘all within their boundary seemed prison-ground’

Question 12

Jane sees road beyond Lowood

Answer 12

‘white road … how I longed to follow it farther!’

Question 13

Jane’s thoughts as she leaves Lowood

Answer 13

‘gave me ample time to reflect’ ‘meditated much at my ease’

Question 14

Jane’s aspirations for Thornfield era

Answer 14

‘a fairer era of life was beginning’

Question 15

Jane’s flowery future thoughts as she journeys to Thornfield

Answer 15

‘flowers and pleasure, as well as its thorns and toils’

Question 16

Jane’s last words in novel about St John

Answer 16

‘Amen; even so come, Lord Jesus’