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Jane Eyre

CHAPTERXXI

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"Stop!" exclaimed Mrs.Reed, "there is another thing I wished to say.

He threatens me--he continually threatens me with his own death, or mine: and I dream sometimes that I see him laid out with a great wound in his throat, or with a swollen and blackened face.

I am come to a strange pass: I have heavy troubles.

What is to be done?
How is the money to be had ?" Bessie now endeavoured to persuade her to take a sedative draught: she succeeded with difficulty.

Soon after, Mrs.Reed grew more composed, and sank into a dozing state.


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