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"Jane is the governess to the young ward of the mysterious Mr. Rochester."
"Book includes text of Jane Eyre and a short collection of related works for classroom discussion."
"To W.S. Williams, December 11, 1847 -- To W.S. Williams, August 14, 1848 -- To W.S. Williams, early September 1848 -- The Christian Remembrancer and The quarterly -- From The Christian Remembrancer, January 1848 -- The quarterly review, December 1848 / Elizabeth Rigby -- To W.S. Williams, January 2, 1849 -- To W.S. Williams, February 10 , 1849 -- To W.S. Williams, August 16, 1849 -- From A word to The quarterly -- Charlotte Bronte and the critics, Charlotte Bronte: author and woman, First impressions of Charlotte Bronte, Charlotte Bronte at home, Charlotte Bronte's working habits / Elizabeth Gaskell -- Jane Eyre: The temptations of a motherless woman / Adrienne Rich -- A dialogue of self and soul: plain Jane's progress / Sandra M. Gilbert -- St. John's way and the wayward reader / Jerome Beaty -- Jane Eyre: hazarding confidences / Lisa Sternlieb -- The cinematic reconstitution of Jane Eyre / Jeffrey Sconce -- The pleasure of intertextuality: reading Jane Eyre television and film adaptations / Donna Marie Nudd."
"In early nineteenth-century England, an orphaned young woman accepts employment as a governess at Thornfield Hall."
"Jane is the governess to the young ward of the mysterious Mr. Rochester.--Résumé de l'éditeur."
"The orphaned Jane is punished at the hands of her unfeeling aunt, and is oppressed by the harsh regime at Lowood school. Engaged as a governess to the young ward of the mysterious Mr Rochester, she begins a new chapter of her life at Thornfield Hall. She grows to love her Byronic employer, but her severest test is yet to come, as a davastating revelation threatens her happiness once again. (Quelle: Buchdeckel verso)."
"Jane is a spirited, intelligent and fiercely independent young woman who, orphaned and penniless, must make her way in a world where a single woman has few options. She becomes a governess for the gloomy Mr. Rochester's adopted daughter, Adele, at Thornfield Hall. There she finds that the dark and brooding Mr. Rochester has a secret that threatens to destroy them all."
"A love story between Jane Eyre and the Byronic Mr. Rochester, her employer."@en
"On cover: " ... this classic story shows how a young woman can overcome adversity and find true happiness. After her uncle dies, young Jane Eyre is terribly mistreated by her aunt and cousins. She is quickly sent away to a girls' school, where life is not much better. But Jane loves books and learning, and she becomes the first in her class. She goes on to teach, then takes a position with Mr. Rochester, working as a governess. At his mansion, life changes dramatically.""@en

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"Children's stories"
"Romance fiction"
"Romance fiction"@en
"Fiction"
"Fiction"@en
"Prirejene izdaje"
"Love stories"
"Love stories"@en
"Drama"
"Drama"@en
"Juvenile works"
"Powieść angielska"@pl
"Readers"
"Bildungsromane"
"Belletristische Darstellung"
"Podręczniki"@pl
"Online resources"@en
"Historie miłosne angielskie"
"Bildungsromans"
"Bildungsromans"@en
"Readers (Elementary)"
"Novels"
"Novels"@en
"Electronic books"@en
"Adaptacja literacka"@pl

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"Jane Eyre : [a libretto by David Malouf : for an opera by Michael Berkley ; the timeless story of Charlotte Brontë]"
"Jane Eyre an autobiography"@en
"Dzhen Ėĭr : roman"
"Jane Eyre an autobiography in three volumes"@en
"Jiēn ea = Jane Eyre"@ja
"Dzhen Ėĭr"
"Dzheĭn Ėĭr"
"Jane Eyre : an authoritative text"
"Jane Eyre : Roman"
"<&gt"@ar
"Jane Eyre"@pl
"Jane Eyre"
"Jane Eyre"@sv
"Jane Eyre"@en
"Jane Eyre"@tr
"ジェーン・エア = Jane Eyre"
"جين اير"
"[Brontë's] "Jane Eyre""
"Jane Eyre : an autobiography"
"Jane Eyre : an autobiography"@en
"Kotiopettajattaren romaani"@fi

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