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I knew he…

I knew he would soon strike… his ugly appearance. (Chapter 1, Jane)

You have no…

You have no business to take our books; you are a dependent. (Chapter 1, John Reed/Mrs. Reed's children)

This room…

This room was chill… silent… solemn. (Chapter 2, Jane)

I resisted…

I resisted all the way: a new thing for me. (Chapter 2, Jane)

I was a…

I was a discord in Gateshead Hall. (Chapter 2, Jane)

I was a…

I was a discord at Gateshead Hall. (Chapter 2, Jane)

Unjust!…

Unjust!—unjust! (Chapter 2, Jane)

How dare…

How dare I, Mrs. Reed? Because it is the truth. (Chapter 4, Jane)

I am not d…

I am not deceitful… I do not love you. (Chapter 4, Jane)

Love your…

Love your enemies; bless them that curse you. (Chapter 6, Helen Burns)

If all…

If all the world hated you… your own conscience approved you. (Chapter 8, Helen Burns)

By dying…

By dying young, I shall escape great sufferings… I am going to God. (Chapter 9, Helen Burns)

You think me

You think me… an irreligious dog: but my heart swells with gratitude. (Chapter 14, Rochester)

I knew you …

I knew you would do me good… I saw it in your eyes. (Chapter 15, Rochester)

I am no…

I am no bird; and no net ensnares me. (Chapter 23, Jane)

Do you think…

Do you think I am an automaton?—a machine without feelings? (Chapter 23, Jane)

I am poor…

I am poor, obscure, plain… I speak from my soul. (Chapter 23, Jane)

I am not an…

I am not an angel… I will be myself. (Chapter 24, Jane)

In the deep…

In the deep shade… a figure ran… beast or human being. (Chapter 25, Jane)

My heart…

My heart was in my mouth… I could not speak. (Chapter 25, Jane)

I am a… (roch)

I am a married man… I have a wife. (Chapter 26, Rochester)

A fierce…

A fierce cry… the clothed hyena rose up. (Chapter 26, Narrator)

I will keep…

I will keep the law given by God. (Chapter 27, Jane)

I care…

I care for myself… I will respect myself. (Chapter 27, Jane)

You, sir,…

You, sir, are… a mere dream. (Chapter 27, Jane →Mr R)

I can…

I can but die… I believe in God. (Chapter 28, Jane)

God and…

God and nature intended you for a missionary’s wife. (Chapter 34, St. John)

I scorn…

I scorn your idea of love. (Chapter 34, Jane)

I am my…

I am my own mistress. (Chapter 37, Jane)

Reader,…

Reader, I married him. (Chapter 38, Jane)