Anyone like jane eyre...?

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Faiza Sait

@Arshie

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Posted: 15 years ago

Hi guys, i'm new to this forum, but honestly i love this place..

My friend forced a copy of jane eyre into my hand and even though the begining of the book was dry, the rest of it brought a lot of tears ....

I esp love that part where jane leaves rochester and the words used to describe her feelings were slendid..they were..." Gentel reader,may you never feel what i then felt! May your eyes never shed such stormy, scalding, heart-wrung tears as poured from mine. May you never appeal to Heaven in prayers so hopeless and so agonised as in that hour left my lips; for never may you, like me, dread to be the instument of evil to what you wholly love."

That part truly made me cry.

Anyone who agrees with me?

Edited by Arshie - 15 years ago

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Maheen

@sweet_gurl93

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Posted: 15 years ago

Hi, is that a really good book to read?

beacause im supposed to read books based on the Victorian era, so would you recommend it?

Maheen xx

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Faiza Sait

@Arshie

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Posted: 15 years ago

sweet gurls... i would recoomend the book if u have a little patience...the starting is kinda dry but the rest of it is really worthwhile...be a little patient in the beginning and i guarantee u will not regret reading... 😃

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saba

@aishwaria

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Posted: 15 years ago

I had Jane Eyre for literature in grade 9, never liked it. However there is one dialogue that i would never forget said by Mr.Rochester to Jane
''...my transformation from indian rubber ball back to flesh'' never understood what it actually meant.

But the paragraph that you have posted is truly touching. Bronte described everything beautifully only storyline was disappointing.

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catch22

@sentimentalfool

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Posted: 15 years ago

I do remember loving it the first time I'd read it. That is one of my favorite parts from the book...got really emotional whilst reading it. Can't wait till I get it again. :)

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nida

@Nida_21

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Posted: 15 years ago

i was forced to continue dis book by my eldes sister ...coz to be honest the start was a bit boring but my my sister kept on saying '' naa u will love it, its not boring'' ....n true once i managed to cover few pages den there was no stopping ....don't know how many times i read it ...but each time i felt completely dissolved n a bit sad n emotional ...felt da pain , emotions ..a superb novel written in a splendid way 👏👏...

love
nida ..

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Faiza Sait

@Arshie

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Posted: 15 years ago

@aishwarya...

one of the few people who tell me that they didn't like the bokk.😉..but i agree with u the para is really beautiful.

@ nida_21

i completely agree... the begining was really dragging...but it really made me cry...

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princessmithai

@princessmithai

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Posted: 15 years ago

I loved Jane Eyre very much its not boring at all

yes initially there is a vry gloomy ambience abt it in the story but the story is very strong n is excellent

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Mallika

@Monika__29

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Posted: 15 years ago

I finished reading it 2 weeks ago for my English class. I disliked most of it and it took me ages to read it because I kept on falling asleep while reading it (I read in bed).

The only part I really liked is when Jane is leaving Mr. Rochester and Thornfields, because Mr. R becomes a more interesting character.

But apart from that, I couldn't stand the book😆