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Jane Eyre Quote Reader I Married Him. A quiet wedding we had: He and i, the parson and clerk, were alone present. Rochester and jane have established a relationship based on mutual dependence. “reader, i married him” are the capitalised opening words to chapter 38, the final chapter of ‘jane eyre’, and four words that have set readers hearts’. When we got back from church, i went into the. The opening sentence of this final chapter is probably the most famous line in jane eyre, and one of. “reader, i married him” is one of the most famous lines in english literature, and justifiably so: He and i, the parson and clerk, were alone present. When we got back from church, i went into the. A quiet wedding we had: However, it is worth noting that jane says. When jane eyre tells us that she has wed mr. 'there is probably no single line in the whole of jane eyre that has, in itself, attracted as much critical attention as the first line of the. Rochester, it may be a happy. The last chapter of jane eyre begins with these four words, “reader, i married him.” as if with marriage the narrator wished to.

A quiet wedding we had: Rochester, it may be a happy. A quiet wedding we had: He and i, the parson and clerk, were alone present. When we got back from church, i went into the. When jane eyre tells us that she has wed mr. The opening sentence of this final chapter is probably the most famous line in jane eyre, and one of. However, it is worth noting that jane says. When we got back from church, i went into the. Rochester and jane have established a relationship based on mutual dependence.

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Jane Eyre Quote Reader I Married Him However, it is worth noting that jane says. Rochester, it may be a happy. When we got back from church, i went into the. A quiet wedding we had: The opening sentence of this final chapter is probably the most famous line in jane eyre, and one of. He and i, the parson and clerk, were alone present. However, it is worth noting that jane says. 'there is probably no single line in the whole of jane eyre that has, in itself, attracted as much critical attention as the first line of the. “reader, i married him” are the capitalised opening words to chapter 38, the final chapter of ‘jane eyre’, and four words that have set readers hearts’. When jane eyre tells us that she has wed mr. A quiet wedding we had: Rochester and jane have established a relationship based on mutual dependence. When we got back from church, i went into the. “reader, i married him” is one of the most famous lines in english literature, and justifiably so: He and i, the parson and clerk, were alone present. The last chapter of jane eyre begins with these four words, “reader, i married him.” as if with marriage the narrator wished to.