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"

There

!

"

he

exclaimed

,

as

he

stretched

out

his

hand

and

bent

from

the

saddle

:

"

You

ca

n't

do

without

me

,

that

is

evident

.

Step

on

my

boot-toe

;

give

me

both

hands

:

mount

!

"

I

obeyed

:

joy

made

me

agile

:

I

sprang

up

before

him

.

A

hearty

kissing

I

got

for

a

welcome

,

and

some

boastful

triumph

,

which

I

swallowed

as

well

as

I

could

.

He

checked

himself

in

his

exultation

to

demand

,

"

But

is

there

anything

the

matter

,

Janet

,

that

you

come

to

meet

me

at

such

an

hour

?

Is

there

anything

wrong

?

"

"

No

,

but

I

thought

you

would

never

come

.

I

could

not

bear

to

wait

in

the

house

for

you

,

especially

with

this

rain

and

wind

.

"

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"

Rain

and

wind

,

indeed

!

Yes

,

you

are

dripping

like

a

mermaid

;

pull

my

cloak

round

you

:

but

I

think

you

are

feverish

,

Jane

:

both

your

cheek

and

hand

are

burning

hot

.

I

ask

again

,

is

there

anything

the

matter

?

"

"

Nothing

now

;

I

am

neither

afraid

nor

unhappy

.

"

"

Then

you

have

been

both

?

"

"

Rather

:

but

I

'll

tell

you

all

about

it

by-and-bye

,

sir

;

and

I

daresay

you

will

only

laugh

at

me

for

my

pains

.

"

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"

I

'll

laugh

at

you

heartily

when

to-morrow

is

past

;

till

then

I

dare

not

:

my

prize

is

not

certain

.

This

is

you

,

who

have

been

as

slippery

as

an

eel

this

last

month

,

and

as

thorny

as

a

briar-rose

?

I

could

not

lay

a

finger

anywhere

but

I

was

pricked

;

and

now

I

seem

to

have

gathered

up

a

stray

lamb

in

my

arms

.

You

wandered

out

of

the

fold

to

seek

your

shepherd

,

did

you

,

Jane

?

"

"

I

wanted

you

:

but

do

n't

boast

.

Here

we

are

at

Thornfield

:

now

let

me

get

down

.

"

He

landed

me

on

the

pavement

.

As

John

took

his

horse

,

and

he

followed

me

into

the

hall

,

he

told

me

to

make

haste

and

put

something

dry

on

,

and

then

return

to

him

in

the

library

;

and

he

stopped

me

,

as

I

made

for

the

staircase

,

to

extort

a

promise

that

I

would

not

be

long

:

nor

was

I

long

;

in

five

minutes

I

rejoined

him

.

I

found

him

at

supper

.

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