Literasi Chapter 8

 Jedneho dňa sa Jane prechádzala v záhrade a pán Rochester sa ku nej pripojil, ako to robieval aj po iné dni. Povedal jej, že jej malá žiačka odchádza do školy a pýtal sa jej, či teraz opustí Thornfield Hall.

„Leave?“ I said quickly. „Must I leave Thornfield?“

„Don´t leave, Jane,“ Mr. Rochester said. „Stay here.“ He smiled at me. „Will you marry me, Jane?“ For a moment, I could not speak. At last, I asked: „Do you love me, sir?“

„I do,“ he replied.

„Then, sir, I will marry you,“ I said.

„We will be married in a month, Jane!“

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It was the month of July. Two days before our wedding-day, Mr. Rocheser went away. „I willl return tomorrow,“ he said. „I love you, Jane.“ My wedding dress and my wedding veil were in my room. I looked at them. I had a very strange dream last night. It was a dream about this house. But in my dream, Thornfield Hall had no roof. The walls were burnt. They were black. Jane sa ani tak nvyľakala svojho sna, ako toho, že v jej izbe bola odrazu akási vysoká žena s dlhými, čiernymi vlasmi.

She put my wedding veil over her head and she looked in the mirror. Then I saw her face! It was a strange, terrible face… Suddenly the woman tore my veil into two pieces. She threw the pieces on the floor! The woman held her candle near my face, she looked at me and she laughed. Then she went away.

Jane toto všetko porozprávala svojmu snúbencovi Edwardovi. Podľa neho sa toto všetko stalo v Janinom sne. Lenže roztrhaný svadobný závoj bol dôkazom, že sa to Jane nesnívalo.

„But the woman did not hurt you, Jane,“ Mr. Rochester said.

„Sleep in Adele´s room tonight, my dear. You will have no more bad dreams.“