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heshouted．Hedidnotseemebehindthecurtain．'

Eliza！

Georgy！

Janeisn'

there！

TellMammashe'

srunoutintotherain—whatabadanimalsheis！

HowluckyIdrewthecurtain，'

Ithought．Hewouldneverhavefoundme，becausehewasnotveryintelligent．ButElizaguessedatoncewhereIwas．

She'

sinthewindow-seat，John，'

shecalledfromthesitting-room．SoIcameoutimmediately，asIdidnotwanthimtopullmeout．

Whatdoyouwant？

Iaskedhim．

Say，“Whatdoyouwant，MasterReed”，'

heanswered，sittinginanarmchair．'

Iwantyoutocomehere．'

　　JohnReedwasfourteenandIwasonlyten．Hewaslargeandratherfat．Heusuallyatetoomuchatmeals，whichmadehimill．Heshouldhavebeenatboardingschool，buthismother，wholovedhimverymuch，hadbroughthimhomeforamonthortwo，becauseshethoughthishealthwasdelicate．

　　Johndidnotlovehismotherorhissister，andhehatedmeHebulliedandpunishedme，nottwoorthreetimesaweek，notonceortwiceaday，butallthetime．Mywholebodytrembledwhenhecamenear．Sometimeshehitme，sometimeshejustthreatenedme，andIlivedinterriblefearofhim．Ihadnoideaabouthowtostophim．Theservantsdidnotwanttooffendtheiryoungmaster，andMrsReedcouldseenofaultinherdearboy．

　　SoIobeyedJohn'

sorderandapproachedhisarmchair，thinkinghowveryuglyhisfacewas．PerhapsheunderstoodwhatIwasthinking，forhehitmehardontheface．

ThatisforyourrudenesstoMammajustnow，'

hesaid，'

andforyourwickednessinhiding，andforlookingatmelikethat，yourat！

IwassousedtohisbullyingthatIneverthoughtofhittinghimback．

Whatwereyoudoingbehindthatcurtain？

heasked．

Iwasreading，'

Ianswered．

Showmethebook．'

Igaveittohim．

Youhavenorighttotakeourbooks，'

hecontinued．'

Youhavenomoneyandyourfatherleftyornone．Yououghttobeginthestreets，notlivehereincomfortwithagentleman'

sfamily．Aayway，allthesebooksaremine，andsoisthewholehouse，orwillbeinafewyears'

time．I'

llteachyounottoborrowmybooksagain．'

Heliftedtheheavybookandthrewithardatme．

　　IthitmeandIfell，cuttingmyheadonthedoor．Iwasingreatpain，andsuddenlyforthefirsttimeinmylife，IforgotmyfearofJohnReed．

Youwicked，cruelboy！

Icried．'

Youareabully！

Youareasbadasamurderer！

What！

hecried．'

Didshesaythattome？

Didyouhear，ElizaandGeorgiana？

I'

lltellMamma，butfirst…'

　　Herushedtoattackme，butnowhewasfightingwithadesperategirl．Ireallysawhimasawickedmurderer．Ifeltthebloodrunningdownmyface，andthepaingavemestrength．IfoughtbackashardasIcould．Myresistancesurprisedhim，andheshoutedforhelp．HissistersranforMrsReed，whocalledhermaid，MissAbbott，andBessie．TheypulledusapartandIheardthemsay，'

Whatawickedgirl！

SheattackedMasterJohn！

　　MrsReedsaidcalmly，'

Takeherawaytotheredroomandlockherinthere．'

AndsoIwascarriedupstairs，armswavingandlegskicking．

　　Assoonaswearrivedintheredroom，Ibecamequietagain，andthetwoservantsbothstartedscoldingme．

Really，MissEyre，'

saidMissAbbott，'

howcouldyouhithim？

He'

syouryoungmaster！

Howcanhebemymaster？

Iamnotaservant！

Icried．

No，MissEyre，youarelessthanaservant，becauseyoudonotwork，repliedMissAbbott．Theybothlookedatmeasiftheystronglydisapprovedofme．

Youshouldremember，miss，'

saidBessie，'

thatyourauntpaysforyourfoodandclothes，andyoushouldbegrateful．Youhavenootherrelationsorfriends．'

　　AllmyshortlifeIhadbeentoldthis，andIhadnoanswertoit．Istayedsilent，listeningtothesepainfulreminders．

Andifyouareangryandrude，MrsReedmaysendyouaway，'

addedBessie．

Anyway，'

Godwillpunishyou，JaneEyre，foryourwickedheart．PraytoGod，andsayyou'

resorry．'

Theylefttheroom，lockingthedoorcarefullybehindthem．

　　Theredroomwasacold，silentroom，hardlyeverused，althoughitwasoneofthelargestbedroomsinthehouse．Nineyearsago，myuncle，MrReed，haddiedinthisroom，andsincethennobodyhadwantedtosleepinit．

　　NowthatIwasaloneIthoughtbitterlyofthepeopleIlivedwith．JohnReed，hissisters，hismother，theservants，theyallaccusedme，scoldedme，hatedme．WhycouldIneverpleasethem？

Elizawasselfish，butwasrespected．Georgianahadabadtemper，butshewaspopularwitheverybodybecauseshewasbeautifulJohnwasrude，cruelandviolent，butnobodypunishedhim．Itriedtomakenomistakes，buttheycalledme，naughtyeverymomentoftheday．NowthatIhadturnedagainstJohntoprotectmyself，everybodyblamedme．

　　AndsoIspentthatwholelongafternoonintheredroomaskingmyselfwhyIhadtosufferandwhylifewassounfair．PerhapsIwouldrunaway，orstarvemyselftodeath．

　　Graduallyitbecamedarkoutside．Therainwasstillbeatingonthewindows，andIcouldhearthewindinthetrees．NowIwasnolongerangry，andIbegantothinktheReedsmightberight．PerhapsIwaswicked．DidIdeservetodie，andbeburiedinthechurchyardlikemyuncleReed？

Icouldnotrememberhim，butknewhewasmymother'

sbrother，whohadtakenmetohishousewhenmyparentsbothdied．Onhisdeathbedhehadmadehiswife，auntReed，promisetolookaftermelikeherownchildren．Isupposedshenowregrettedherpromise．

　　Astrangeideacametome．IfeltsurethatifMrReedhadlivedhewouldhavetreatedmekindly，andnow，asIlookedroundatthedarkfurnitureandthewallsinshadow，Ibegantofearthathisghostmightcomebacktopunishhiswifefornotkeepingherpromise．Hemightrisefromthegraveinthechurchyardandappearinthisroom！

IwassofrightenedbythisthoughtthatIhardlydaredtobreathe．SuddenlyinthedarknessIsawalightmovingontheceiling．Itmayhavebeenfromalampoutside，butinmynervousstateIdidnotthinkofthat．Ifeltsureitmustbeaghost，avisitorfromanotherworld．Myheadwashot，myheartbeatfast．Wasthatthesoundofwingsinmyears？

Wasthatsomethingmovingnearme？

Screamingwildly，Irushedtothedoorandshookit．MissAbbottandBessiecamerunningtoopenit．

MissEyre，areyouill？

askedBessie．

Takemeoutofhere！

Iscreamed．

Why？

What'

sthematter？

sheasked．

Isawalight，andIthoughtitwasaghost，'

Icried，holdingtightlyontoBessie'

shand．

snotevenhurt，'

saidMissAbbottindisgust．'

Shescreamedjusttobringushere．Iknowallherlittletricks．'

Whatisallthis？

demandedanangryvoice．MrsReedappearedatthedooroftheroom．'

AbbottandBessie，IthinkItoldyoutoleaveJaneEyreinthisroomtillIcame．'

Shescreamedsoloudly，ma'

am，'

saidBessiesoftly．

Letgooffherhands，Bessie，'

wasMrsReed'

sonlyanswer．'

JaneEyre，youneednotthinkyoucansucceedingettingoutoftheroomlikethis．Yournaughtytrickswillnotworkwithme．Youwillstayhereanhourlongerasapunishmentfortryingtodeceiveus．'

Ohaunt，pleaseforgiveme！

Ican'

tbearit！

Ishalldieifyoukeepmehere…'

Iscreamedandkickedassheheldme．

Silence！

Controlyourself！

Shepushedme，resistingwildly，backintotheredroomandlockedmein．ThereIwasinthedarknessagain，withthesilenceandtheghosts．Imusthavefainted．Icannotrememberanythingmore．

2LeavingGateshead

　　Iwokeuptofindthedoctorliftingmeverycarefullyintomyownbed．Itwasgoodtobebackinmyfamiliarbedroom，withawarmfireandcandle-light．ItwasalsoagreatrelieftorecognizeDrLloyd，whoMrsReedcalledinforherservants（shealwayscalledaspecialistforherselfandthechildren）．Hewaslookingaftermesokindly．IfelthewouldprotectmefromMrsReed．Hetalkedtomealittle，thengaveBessieorderstotakegoodcareofme．Whenheleft，Ifeltverylonelyagain．

　　ButIwassurprisedtofindthatBessiedidnotscoldmeatall．InfactshewassokindtomethatIbecamebraveenoughtoaskaquestion．

Bessie，what'

shappened？

AmIill？

Yes，youbecameillintheredroom，butyou'

llgetbetter，don'

tworry，MissJane，'

sheanswered．Thenshewentnextdoortofetchanotherservant．Icouldhearherwhisper