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"
You
have
a
very
bad
disposition
,
"
said
she
,
"
and
one
to
this
day
I
feel
it
impossible
to
understand
:
how
for
nine
years
you
could
be
patient
and
quiescent
under
any
treatment
,
and
in
the
tenth
break
out
all
fire
and
violence
,
I
can
never
comprehend
.
"
"
My
disposition
is
not
so
bad
as
you
think
:
I
am
passionate
,
but
not
vindictive
.
Many
a
time
,
as
a
little
child
,
I
should
have
been
glad
to
love
you
if
you
would
have
let
me
;
and
I
long
earnestly
to
be
reconciled
to
you
now
:
kiss
me
,
aunt
.
"
I
approached
my
cheek
to
her
lips
:
she
would
not
touch
it
.
She
said
I
oppressed
her
by
leaning
over
the
bed
,
and
again
demanded
water
.
As
I
laid
her
down
--
for
I
raised
her
and
supported
her
on
my
arm
while
she
drank
--
I
covered
her
ice-cold
and
clammy
hand
with
mine
:
the
feeble
fingers
shrank
from
my
touch
--
the
glazing
eyes
shunned
my
gaze
.
"
Love
me
,
then
,
or
hate
me
,
as
you
will
,
"
I
said
at
last
,
"
you
have
my
full
and
free
forgiveness
:
ask
now
for
God
's
,
and
be
at
peace
.
"
Poor
,
suffering
woman
!
it
was
too
late
for
her
to
make
now
the
effort
to
change
her
habitual
frame
of
mind
:
living
,
she
had
ever
hated
me
--
dying
,
she
must
hate
me
still
.
The
nurse
now
entered
,
and
Bessie
followed
.
I
yet
lingered
half-an-hour
longer
,
hoping
to
see
some
sign
of
amity
:
but
she
gave
none
.
She
was
fast
relapsing
into
stupor
;
nor
did
her
mind
again
rally
:
at
twelve
o'clock
that
night
she
died
.
I
was
not
present
to
close
her
eyes
,
nor
were
either
of
her
daughters
.
They
came
to
tell
us
the
next
morning
that
all
was
over
.
She
was
by
that
time
laid
out
.
Eliza
and
I
went
to
look
at
her
:
Georgiana
,
who
had
burst
out
into
loud
weeping
,
said
she
dared
not
go
.
There
was
stretched
Sarah
Reed
's
once
robust
and
active
frame
,
rigid
and
still
:
her
eye
of
flint
was
covered
with
its
cold
lid
;
her
brow
and
strong
traits
wore
yet
the
impress
of
her
inexorable
soul
.
A
strange
and
solemn
object
was
that
corpse
to
me
I
gazed
on
it
with
gloom
and
pain
:
nothing
soft
,
nothing
sweet
,
nothing
pitying
,
or
hopeful
,
or
subduing
did
it
inspire
;
only
a
grating
anguish
for
her
woes
--
not
my
loss
--
and
a
sombre
tearless
dismay
at
the
fearfulness
of
death
in
such
a
form
.
Eliza
surveyed
her
parent
calmly
.
After
a
silence
of
some
minutes
she
observed
--
"
With
her
constitution
she
should
have
lived
to
a
good
old
age
:
her
life
was
shortened
by
trouble
.
"
And
then
a
spasm
constricted
her
mouth
for
an
instant
:
as
it
passed
away
she
turned
and
left
the
room
,
and
so
did
I.
Neither
of
us
had
dropt
a
tear
.
Mr.
Rochester
had
given
me
but
one
week
's
leave
of
absence
:
yet
a
month
elapsed
before
I
quitted
Gateshead
.
I
wished
to
leave
immediately
after
the
funeral
,
but
Georgiana
entreated
me
to
stay
till
she
could
get
off
to
London
,
whither
she
was
now
at
last
invited
by
her
uncle
,
Mr.
Gibson
,
who
had
come
down
to
direct
his
sister
's
interment
and
settle
the
family
affairs
.
Georgiana
said
she
dreaded
being
left
alone
with
Eliza
;
from
her
she
got
neither
sympathy
in
her
dejection
,
support
in
her
fears
,
nor
aid
in
her
preparations
;
so
I
bore
with
her
feeble-minded
wailings
and
selfish
lamentations
as
well
as
I
could
,
and
did
my
best
in
sewing
for
her
and
packing
her
dresses
.
It
is
true
,
that
while
I
worked
,
she
would
idle
;
and
I
thought
to
myself
,
"
If
you
and
I
were
destined
to
live
always
together
,
cousin
,
we
would
commence
matters
on
a
different
footing
.
I
should
not
settle
tamely
down
into
being
the
forbearing
party
;
I
should
assign
you
your
share
of
labour
,
and
compel
you
to
accomplish
it
,
or
else
it
should
be
left
undone
:
I
should
insist
,
also
,
on
your
keeping
some
of
those
drawling
,
half-insincere
complaints
hushed
in
your
own
breast
.
It
is
only
because
our
connection
happens
to
be
very
transitory
,
and
comes
at
a
peculiarly
mournful
season
,
that
I
consent
thus
to
render
it
so
patient
and
compliant
on
my
part
.
"
