Jane Eyre
a novel (1847) by Charlotte Brontë.
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Such a story as "Jane Eyre" is in itself so monstrous a fable that it ought to be excluded from a book of fairy tales.
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Cultural definitions for Jane Eyre
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A novel by Charlotte Brontë. Jane Eyre serves as governess to the ward of the mysterious and moody Edward Rochester. He proposes to her, but Jane discovers that he is already married to an insane woman. Eventually Jane and Rochester are reunited and, in a famous line, “Reader, I married him.”
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