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"
I
had
nothing
else
to
do
,
because
it
was
the
vacation
,
and
I
sat
at
them
from
morning
till
noon
,
and
from
noon
till
night
:
the
length
of
the
midsummer
days
favoured
my
inclination
to
apply
.
"
"
And
you
felt
self-satisfied
with
the
result
of
your
ardent
labours
?
"
"
Far
from
it
.
I
was
tormented
by
the
contrast
between
my
idea
and
my
handiwork
:
in
each
case
I
had
imagined
something
which
I
was
quite
powerless
to
realise
.
"
"
Not
quite
:
you
have
secured
the
shadow
of
your
thought
;
but
no
more
,
probably
.
You
had
not
enough
of
the
artist
's
skill
and
science
to
give
it
full
being
:
yet
the
drawings
are
,
for
a
school-girl
,
peculiar
.
As
to
the
thoughts
,
they
are
elfish
.
These
eyes
in
the
Evening
Star
you
must
have
seen
in
a
dream
.
How
could
you
make
them
look
so
clear
,
and
yet
not
at
all
brilliant
?
for
the
planet
above
quells
their
rays
.
And
what
meaning
is
that
in
their
solemn
depth
?
And
who
taught
you
to
paint
wind
?
There
is
a
high
gale
in
that
sky
,
and
on
this
hill-top
.
Where
did
you
see
Latmos
?
For
that
is
Latmos
.
There
!
put
the
drawings
away
!
"
I
had
scarce
tied
the
strings
of
the
portfolio
,
when
,
looking
at
his
watch
,
he
said
abruptly
--
"
It
is
nine
o'clock
:
what
are
you
about
,
Miss
Eyre
,
to
let
Adele
sit
up
so
long
?
Take
her
to
bed
.
"
Adele
went
to
kiss
him
before
quitting
the
room
:
he
endured
the
caress
,
but
scarcely
seemed
to
relish
it
more
than
Pilot
would
have
done
,
nor
so
much
.
"
I
wish
you
all
good-night
,
now
,
"
said
he
,
making
a
movement
of
the
hand
towards
the
door
,
in
token
that
he
was
tired
of
our
company
,
and
wished
to
dismiss
us
.
Mrs.
Fairfax
folded
up
her
knitting
:
I
took
my
portfolio
:
we
curtseyed
to
him
,
received
a
frigid
bow
in
return
,
and
so
withdrew
.
"
You
said
Mr.
Rochester
was
not
strikingly
peculiar
,
Mrs.
Fairfax
,
"
I
observed
,
when
I
rejoined
her
in
her
room
,
after
putting
Adele
to
bed
.
