Jane Eyre

Chapter-6 Pestilence disease had claimed the lives of many girls at Lowood school.When pestilence disease (the typhus fever) had fulfilled its mission of devastation at Lowood, it gradually disappeared from there; but not till its virulence and the number of its victims had drawn public attention on the school. Inquiry was made into the origin

Chapter-5 Days passed, followed by weeks and months. One day, pestilence disease, a highly infectious disease, broke out in and around Lowood school. Forty-five out of eighty girls fell ill. Classes were broken up and rules were relaxed. Miss Temple, the Superintendent of school, paid full attention to the girls who were in the grip

Chapter-4 Jane was enrolled a member of the fourth class. Regular tasks and occupations were assigned to her. She made friends with another girl whose name was Helen Burns. Soon, both became chums. They shared their sorrow and happiness with each other. The other day, Miss Scatcherd, another teacher at Lowood school, scolded Helen Burns

Chapter-3 After covering fifty miles, Jane Eyre, at last, reached Lowood school. A servant led her through a passage into a room with a fire and left her alone there. After some time, Miss Temple, the Superintendent of Lowood school, came into the room. She said to Jane, “You look tired a little bit. You

Chapter-2 Mrs Reed got fed up with Jane’s constant complaining. She did not want to see her face again. So, she decided to send Jane to Lowood school. Jane had not been keeping good health for a few days as a result of ill-treatment given to her by John Reed. Her head still ached and

Chapter-1 Jane Eyre was a little girl. She lived with her parents. Her father was a poor parson. One day, her father caught typhus fever while visiting an area where the disease was prevalent. As a result, her father was confined to bed. Soon, her mother also caught infection from her father. Both died within