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
Chapter-5 My master consented to my request and he desired that I would go on with my utmost diligence to learn their language. He was more astonished at my capacity for speech and reason, than at the figure of my body whether it was covered or uncovered. Every day, he would ask me several questions
Chapter-4 My main aim was to learn their language. My master and his children and every servant of his house were desperate to teach me. While speaking they pronounced through their noses and throats. The curiosity and impatience of my master was so great that he spent many hours of his leisure in teaching me.
Chapter-3 After travelling for about three miles, we came to a long building made of timber stuck in the ground; the roof was low and covered with straw. Outside the house, I saw several of those ugly animals which I had seen in the fields. They were tied up to the side of the house.
Chapter-2 Finally, I got up and started walking. I hoped that I might meet somebody who could guide me. I had not got far, when one of these creatures came out of the trees and stood in front of me. The creature came closer to me and lifted up his forepaw. I could not understand
Part-4 Chapter-1 I stayed with my wife and children for about five months. Thereafter, I left them again. I had accepted an advantageous offer made to me, i.e. to be captain of the Adventurer. We set sail from Portsmouth on 7th September, 1710. Several seamen got sick and died, and I had to stop to
Chapter-6 I stayed for about three months in that country. The king was highly pleased to favour me and at the same time made many honourable offers. But now I had decided to return home. On 6th May, 1709, I took a formal leave of the king and all my friends. The prince was courteous
Chapter-5 We stayed in that island for about ten days, after which we had decided to depart. I took leave of the king, the governor of Glubbdubdrib and returned with my companions to Maldonada. After waiting for a fortnight, a ship was ready to sail for Luggnagg. On 21st April, 1708, we sailed into the
Chapter-4 The continent to which that kingdom belonged extended itself eastward to that unknown tract of America westward of California; and north to the Pacific Ocean which was about a hundred and fifty miles from Lagado. There was a strict alliance between the Japanese emperor and the king of Luggnagg which afforded frequent opportunities of
Chapter-3 I felt very neglected in the land of Laputa, since the inhabitants seemed interested only in mathematics and music, and were far superior to me in their knowledge. I got bored by their conversation and wanted to leave. There was one lord of the court whom I found to be intelligent and curious, but
Chapter-2 Soon, I was surrounded with a crowd of people and noticed that they all were quite odd. Each person’s head was tilted to one side or the other, with one eye turned inward and the other looking up. Their clothes were adorned with the images of celestial bodies and musical instruments. Some of the
Part-3 Chapter-1 Hardly had I been at home for ten days when Captain William Robinson, a Cornish man, came to my house. He invited me to be the surgeon of a ship. He was a very honest man, and I could not reject his proposal. My thirst for travelling across new worlds was so immense
Chapter-7 Whenever the queen found me in a sad mood, she thought of different ways and means to entertain me. One day, she asked me whether I knew how to handle a sail or an oar; and whether a little exercise of rowing might be good for my health. I told her that as a