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Jane Eyre

CHAPTERXXII

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What does it mean?
I did not think I should tremble in this way when I saw him, or lose my voice or the power of motion in his presence.

I will go back as soon as I can stir: I need not make an absolute fool of myself.

I know another way to the house.

It does not signify if I knew twenty ways; for he has seen me.
"Hillo!" he cries; and he puts up his book and his pencil.

"There you are! Come on, if you please." I suppose I do come on; though in what fashion I know not; being scarcely cognisant of my movements, and solicitous only to appear calm; and, above all, to control the working muscles of my face--which I feel rebel insolently against my will, and struggle to express what I had resolved to conceal.


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