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"
A
thoroughly
educated
man
?
"
"
St.
John
is
an
accomplished
and
profound
scholar
.
"
"
His
manners
,
I
think
,
you
said
are
not
to
your
taste
?
--
priggish
and
parsonic
?
"
"
I
never
mentioned
his
manners
;
but
,
unless
I
had
a
very
bad
taste
,
they
must
suit
it
;
they
are
polished
,
calm
,
and
gentlemanlike
.
"
"
His
appearance
,
--
I
forget
what
description
you
gave
of
his
appearance
;
--
a
sort
of
raw
curate
,
half
strangled
with
his
white
neckcloth
,
and
stilted
up
on
his
thick-soled
high-lows
,
eh
?
"
"
St.
John
dresses
well
.
He
is
a
handsome
man
:
tall
,
fair
,
with
blue
eyes
,
and
a
Grecian
profile
.
"
(
Aside
.
)
"
Damn
him
!
"
--
(
To
me
.
)
"
Did
you
like
him
,
Jane
?
"
"
Yes
,
Mr.
Rochester
,
I
liked
him
:
but
you
asked
me
that
before
.
"
I
perceived
,
of
course
,
the
drift
of
my
interlocutor
.
Jealousy
had
got
hold
of
him
:
she
stung
him
;
but
the
sting
was
salutary
:
it
gave
him
respite
from
the
gnawing
fang
of
melancholy
.
I
would
not
,
therefore
,
immediately
charm
the
snake
.
"
Perhaps
you
would
rather
not
sit
any
longer
on
my
knee
,
Miss
Eyre
?
"
was
the
next
somewhat
unexpected
observation
.
