Jane Eyre: An Autobiography
705 pages
14h 42m read
A groundbreaking novel following the moral and spiritual development of its titular character, an orphaned girl who becomes a governess at Thornfield Hall. Through Jane's romance with the mysterious Mr. Rochester and her struggle for independence and equality, the novel explores themes of morality, sexuality, religion, and early feminism, while challenging Victorian social conventions.
Chapters
Selected chapters for typing
| CHAPTER I | 8 Pages | |
| CHAPTER II | 10 Pages | |
| CHAPTER III | 12 Pages | |
| CHAPTER IV | 22 Pages | |
| CHAPTER V | 19 Pages | |
| CHAPTER VI | 11 Pages | |
| CHAPTER VII | 13 Pages | |
| CHAPTER VIII | 11 Pages | |
| CHAPTER IX | 12 Pages | |
| CHAPTER X | 16 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XI | 24 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XII | 16 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XIII | 15 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XIV | 18 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XV | 19 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XVI | 14 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XVII | 30 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XVIII | 22 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XIX | 14 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XX | 21 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXI | 32 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXII | 11 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXIII | 15 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXIV | 26 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXV | 19 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXVI | 16 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXVII | 41 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXVIII | 25 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXIX | 17 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXX | 14 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXI | 12 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXII | 17 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXIII | 18 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXIV | 34 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXV | 16 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXVI | 15 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXVII | 27 Pages | |
| CHAPTER XXXVIII—CONCLUSION | 7 Pages |