第二十七章：简爱不愿当第三者，她拒绝了罗切斯特。在一个凄风苦雨之夜，悲

第二十七章：简爱不愿当第三者，她拒绝了罗切斯特。在一个凄风苦雨之夜，悲痛欲绝地离开了桑费尔德庄园。<br><br>第二十八章她在仅有的积蓄花光后风餐露宿，沿途乞讨，最后晕倒在牧师圣约翰家门前，被圣约翰和他的两个妹妹救了。<br><br>第二十九章：简爱睡了三天三夜，终于清醒了过来，在圣约翰家人的照料下，渐渐恢复体力。圣约翰收留了简爱并为她谋了一个乡村教师的职位。<br><br>第三十章：简爱渐渐熟悉了这里的一切。不久，简得知叔父去世并给她留下一笔遗产，同时还发现圣·约翰兄妹是她的表兄妹，简决定将财产平分。<br><br>三十一章：一座山村农舍成了简的家，她有二十名学生，其中能识字的只有三个，能写和算的一个也没有。简的责任就是要培育这种萌芽。黄昏时，简边望着日落的景象，一边自我安慰，这时候，圣约翰·里弗斯来了，询问简对第一天工作的感觉。<br><br>三十二章：简爱全心全意忠实地做乡村女教师的工作，渐渐成了那一带乡亲们喜欢的人，那段日子，简爱表面上很平静，但常常在梦中遇到罗伯斯特先生，心里焦躁不安。<br><br>三十三章：圣约翰是个狂热的教徒，准备去印度传教，临行前向简·爱求婚，但他坦率地告诉她，他要娶她并不是因为爱她，而是他需要一个很有教养的助手。<br><br>三十四章：简·爱觉得应该报答他的恩情，但迟迟不肯答应他。当夜，圣约翰在荒原上等待简·爱的答复，就在简·爱要作出决定的时候，她仿佛听到罗彻斯特在遥远的地方呼喊她的名字......<br><br>三十五章：圣约翰非常自信简爱会追随他，并不断地做出各种努力帮助简爱尽快下定决心与他结婚。简爱在圣师的感召下差点失去了抗争的勇气，在那一刻，简爱又感受到内心有一种声音在不断地呼唤她，使简爱无法抗拒，简爱明白自己应该如何选择了。<br><br>Thirty six chapters: the mind to be sensitive Jane Eyre back to Thornfield Manor, built in Zhaizi in ruins, after she learned that crazy woman falls dead set on fire, Rochester maimed, lives alone in the tens of miles a farm outside inside. <br><br>Thirty-seven Chapter: Jane Eyre evening I found a carriage ride blind Mr. Rochester. Rochester love to marry Jane, Jane agreed. <br><br>Thirty-eight: Jane Eyre and Rochester after two years of marriage, a doctor cured Rochester's eyes, they lived happily together.

Chapter 27: Jane Eyre doesn't want to be a third party, she rejects Rochester.<br><br>On a sad night, grief left the Sanfield estate.<br><br>In chapter 28 she sleeps rough after her only savings, begging along the way, and finally faints in front of the Pastor's St. John's house, where she is saved by St. John and his two sisters. Chapter 29: Jane eys slept for three days and three nights, finally sobered up, in the care of St. John's family, gradually recovered physical strength.<br><br>St. John took Jane's job as a village teacher for her. Chapter 30: Jane Eyre is getting familiar with everything here.<br><br>Soon after, Jane learned of her uncle's death and left her a legacy, and discovered that St. John's brother and sister were her cousins, and Jane decided to split the property equally. Chapter 31: A village farmhouse became Jane's home, and she had twenty students, of whom only three could be literate, and none of them could write and count. Jane's duty is to nurture this germ.<br><br>At dusk, Jane looked at the sunset and comforted herself, when St. John Rivers came and asked Jane how she felt about her first day of work.<br><br>Chapter 32: Jane Eyre wholeheartedly and faithfully do the work of rural women teachers, gradually became the folks in that area like the person, that period of time, Jane Eyre on the surface is very calm, but often in the dream to meet Mr. Robst, the heart is restless.<br><br>Chapter 33: St. John was an avid man, ready to go on a mission in India, and proposed to Jane Eyre before he left, but he told her frankly that he was going to marry her not because he loved her, but because he needed a well-bred assistant. Chapter 34: Jane Eyre felt that he should repay his kindness, but was slow to agree to him.<br><br>That night, St. John was waiting in the wilderness for Jane Eyre's reply, and just as Jane Eyre was about to make a decision, she seemed to hear Rochester shouting her name in a distant place... Chapter 35: St. John is very confident that Jane Eyre will follow him and is constantly making every effort to help Jane Eyre make up her mind to marry him as soon as possible.<br><br>Jane Eyre nearly lost the courage to fight under the inspiration of the Holy Master, at that moment, Jane Eyre felt a voice in the heart constantly calling her, so that Jane Eyre can not resist, Jane Eye understand how she should choose.<br><br>Chapter 36: The telepathic Jane Eyre rushes back to Thornfield Manor, which is in ruins, and she learns that the mad woman has set fire to her death, and Rochester is injured and maimed, living alone on a farm dozens of miles away. Chapter 37: Jane Eyre found the blind Mr. Rochester in a carriage that night.<br><br>Rochester proposed to Jane Eyre, and Jane Eyre agreed. Chapter 38: Two years after Jane Eyre married Rochester, a doctor cured Rochester's eyes and they lived happily together.

Chapter 27: Jane Eyre refuses to be a third party. She refuses Rochester. On a bleak and bitter rainy night, he left Sandfield Hall in great sorrow.<br>Chapter 28 After all she had saved, she went camping, begging, and finally fainted at the door of St. John's house. She was saved by St. John and his two sisters.<br>Chapter 29: Jane fell asleep for three days and three nights, and finally came to her senses. Under the care of St. John's family, Jane gradually recovered her strength. St. John took Jane Eyre in and offered her a job as a village teacher.<br>Chapter 30: Jane Eyre is getting familiar with everything here. Shortly afterwards, Jane learned that her uncle had died and left her a legacy. She also discovered that St. John's brother and sister were her cousins. Jane decided to divide the property equally.<br>Chapter 31: A farmhouse in a mountain village has become Jane's home. She has twenty students, of whom only three can read and none can write and calculate. Jane's responsibility is to nurture this germination. At dusk, Jane looked at the sunset and consoled herself, when St. John Rivers came to ask Jane how she felt about her first day at work.<br>Chapter 32: Jane Eyre devoted herself to the work of a rural female teacher, and gradually became a favorite of the villagers in that area. During that period, Jane Eyre was calm on the surface, but often met Mr. Roberts in her dream, and her heart was restless.<br>Chapter 33: St. John is a zealous believer, ready to go to India to preach and propose to Jane Eyre before he leaves, but he frankly tells her that he wants to marry her not because he loves her, but because he needs a well-educated assistant.<br>Chapter 34: Jane Eyre thinks that she should repay him for his kindness, but she refuses to give him permission. That night, St. John waited for Jane Eyre's answer in the wilderness. Just as Jane Eyre was about to make a decision, she seemed to hear Rochester calling her name in a distant place...<br>Chapter 35: St. John is very confident that Jane Eyre will follow him, and constantly makes every effort to help Jane Eyre make up her mind to marry him as soon as possible. Jane Eyre almost lost her courage to fight under the inspiration of the Master. At that moment, Jane Eyre felt a voice in her heart calling for her constantly, which made Jane Eyre irresistible. Jane Eyre understood how she should choose.<br>Chapter 36: The telepathic Jane Eyre rushes back to Sandfield Manor. The house is in ruins. She learns that a mad woman died after setting fire. Rochester is also injured and disabled. She lives alone on a farm dozens of miles away.<br>Chapter 37: Jane Eyre took a carriage that night to find Mr. Rochester, who was blind. Rochester proposed to Jane Eyre and Jane agreed.<br>Chapter 38: Two years after Jane Eyre and Rochester were married, a doctor cured Rochester's eyes and they lived happily together.<br>