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The
hall
was
not
dark
,
nor
yet
was
it
lit
,
only
by
the
high-hung
bronze
lamp
;
a
warm
glow
suffused
both
it
and
the
lower
steps
of
the
oak
staircase
.
This
ruddy
shine
issued
from
the
great
dining-room
,
whose
two-leaved
door
stood
open
,
and
showed
a
genial
fire
in
the
grate
,
glancing
on
marble
hearth
and
brass
fire-irons
,
and
revealing
purple
draperies
and
polished
furniture
,
in
the
most
pleasant
radiance
.
It
revealed
,
too
,
a
group
near
the
mantelpiece
:
I
had
scarcely
caught
it
,
and
scarcely
become
aware
of
a
cheerful
mingling
of
voices
,
amongst
which
I
seemed
to
distinguish
the
tones
of
Adele
,
when
the
door
closed
.
I
hastened
to
Mrs.
Fairfax
's
room
;
there
was
a
fire
there
too
,
but
no
candle
,
and
no
Mrs.
Fairfax
.
Instead
,
all
alone
,
sitting
upright
on
the
rug
,
and
gazing
with
gravity
at
the
blaze
,
I
beheld
a
great
black
and
white
long-haired
dog
,
just
like
the
Gytrash
of
the
lane
.
It
was
so
like
it
that
I
went
forward
and
said
--
"
Pilot
"
and
the
thing
got
up
and
came
to
me
and
snuffed
me
.
I
caressed
him
,
and
he
wagged
his
great
tail
;
but
he
looked
an
eerie
creature
to
be
alone
with
,
and
I
could
not
tell
whence
he
had
come
.
I
rang
the
bell
,
for
I
wanted
a
candle
;
and
I
wanted
,
too
,
to
get
an
account
of
this
visitant
.
Leah
entered
.
"
What
dog
is
this
?
"
"
He
came
with
master
.
"
"
With
whom
?
"
"
With
master
--
Mr.
Rochester
--
he
is
just
arrived
.
"
"
Indeed
!
and
is
Mrs.
Fairfax
with
him
?
"
"
Yes
,
and
Miss
Adele
;
they
are
in
the
dining-room
,
and
John
is
gone
for
a
surgeon
;
for
master
has
had
an
accident
;
his
horse
fell
and
his
ankle
is
sprained
.
"
"
Did
the
horse
fall
in
Hay
Lane
?
"
