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Greetings to all,
A ten-year-old orphan girl, Jane Eyre is cared for by her widowed family. His uncle has three sons and daughters. Jane's level has already gone. Before dying, Jane's uncle begged her aunt to treat Jane like her own sons and daughters. Mrs. Reid's compassion for this orphan girl was not the least.

He always treated Jane badly and looked down on her. Mrs. Reed has a son, John, and two daughters, Eliza and Georgiana. Neilen Reid hired a nurse to look after her sons and daughters. Her name is Bessie.

The Mrs. hires a nanny, Abbott, to help Bessie with all sorts of troublesome tasks. There is another servant in this family, her name is Sarah Mrs. Reid's house is called 'Gateshead'.

A gloomy, dreary day in November. It is raining in torrents. Mrs. Reed's sons and daughters are talking with their mother in the drawing room. At this time, Jane quietly went to the next room and took the book "Bewick's History of British Birds" from the many books on the shelf, pulled back the window curtain a little and leaned against the window sill.

She felt very good at this time. The latter was turning the pages. At that moment, Mrs. Reed's son John, who was four years older than Jane, suddenly opened the closed door and entered the room. As he entered the room, he began to say, "Shit, I'm nowhere to be seen."

Jane fell silent at the sound of her voice. Because he always annoys Jane, beats her for no reason. Torturing Jane seems to be his only job. His body is very fat compared to his age.

The boy has no sympathy for his mother and siblings and an unbridled hatred for Jane. He always teases and tortures Jane. There isn't a day of the week that he doesn't lay his hands on Jane's body two or four times.

John was just eating this and that all the time, his cheeks were very swollen, kind of gobda-gobda. Compared to that, Jane's appearance is beautiful, light and thin, with two piercing eyes. She can be called pretty.

As John shouted, Jane heard Eliza's voice, 'I'm sure Jane must be sitting quietly by the window now.'

Jane couldn't sit still with their screams. He pushed the window curtain and came out. He saw John in front and asked, 'What do you want?'

John Venchi cut and said, 'I want you, tell me from now on, what do you want your master read, tell me, will you call me master read?' Saying this, he sat down in a comfortable chair. Then he called Jane over. As Jane stood in front of him, he gave her a hard blow.

Jane could not handle the sudden blow at all, went some distance on wobbly legs and managed herself somehow. He writhed in excruciating pain, but did not dare to say anything.

Then John said, 'Because I have been looking for you for so long and because you have been sitting quietly behind the curtain, this punishment has been given to you.'

No more today.