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LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 1-1 1-2 1-3

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LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 1-4 1-5 1-6

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LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 1-7 1-8 1-9

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LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 1-10 1-11 1-12

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LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-1 2-2 2-3 ‘I thought the swift- ‘The thought of Mrs. ‘Besides this earth, darting beam was O’Gall and Bitternutt and besides the race Lodge struck cold to my a herald of some heart; and colder the of men, there is an coming vision from thought of all the brine invisible world and another world.’ and foam destined, as it a kingdom of spirits: seemed, to rush between that world is round us, me and the master at for it is everywhere.’ whose side I now walked!’

Jane Jane Helen Burns to Jane. Chapter 2 Chapter 23 Chapter 8

LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-4 2-5 2-6 ‘When you came on me ‘Your pleasures, by your ‘What a still, hot, in Hay Lane last night, I own account, have perfect day! What a thought unaccountably been few; but I dare say golden desert this of fairy tales, and had you did exist in a kind of spreading moor! half a mind to demand artist’s dream-land while Everywhere sunshine. whether you had you blent and arranged I wished I could live in bewitched my horse: I these strange tints.’ it and on it.’ am not sure yet.’

Rochester to Jane. Rochester to Jane. Jane Chapter 13 Chapter 13 Chapter 28

LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-7 2-8 2-9 ‘Till morning dawned I was ‘The glen and sky spun ‘And if I had loved him less tossed on a buoyant but round: the hills heaved! I should have thought his unquiet sea where billows It was as if I had heard a accent and look of exultation of trouble rolled under summons from Heaven – savage: but, sitting by him, surges of joy. I thought as if a visionary messenger, roused from the nightmare sometimes I saw beyond its like him of Macedonia, had of parting – called to the paradise of union – I thought wild waters a shore, sweet enounced – “Come over only of the bliss given me to as the hills of Beulah.’ and help us!”’ drink in so abundant a flow.’

Jane Jane Jane about Rochester. Chapter 15 Chapter 34 Chapter 23

Retrieved from the companion website for Learning Challenge Lessons, Secondary English Language Arts: 20 Lessons to Guide Students Through the Learning Pit by Jill Nottingham, James Nottingham and Mark Bollom, with Joanne Nugent and Lorna Pringle. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin, www.corwin .com. Copyright © 2019 by Challenging Learning, Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction authorized for educational use by educators, local school sites, and/or noncommercial or nonprofit entities that have purchased the book. LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-10 2-11 2-12 ‘“What have you heard? ‘It had formerly been my ‘All was changing utterly, with a What do you see?” endeavour to study all sudden sweep. Religion called sides of his character; – Angels beckoned – God asked St. John. I saw commanded – life rolled together nothing; but I heard a to take the bad with the good; and from the just like a scroll – death’s gates opening, voice somewhere cry, weighing of both to form showed eternity beyond: it seemed, “Jane! Jane! Jane!” an equitable judgment. that for safety and bliss there, all here might be sacrificed in a nothing more.’ Now I saw no bad.’ second.’

Jane Jane Chapter 35 Chapter 18 Chapter 35

LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-13 2-14 2-15 ‘You have seen love: ‘It spoke to my spirit; ‘Where was I? Did I wake have you not? and, immeasurably distant or sleep? Had I been looking forward, was the tone, yet so dreaming? Did I dream you have seen him near, it whispered in still? The old woman’s voice had changed her married, and beheld my heart, “My daughter, accent, her gesture, and his bride happy?’ flee temptation!” all were familiar to me as “Mother, I will.”’ my own face in a glass.’

The gypsy woman to Jane. Jane Jane Chapter 19 Chapter 27 Chapter 19

LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-16 2-17 2-18 ‘The utmost I hope ‘A vision, as it seemed to ‘“My little friend!” said is, to save money me, had risen at his side. he, ‘I wish I were in a enough out of my There appeared, within quiet island with only earnings to set up a three feet of him, a form you; and trouble, and clad in pure white – a school some day in a youthful, graceful form: danger, and hideous little house rented full, yet fine in contour.’ recollections removed by myself.’ from me.”’

Jane Jane Rochester Chapter 19 Chapter 31 Chapter 19

Retrieved from the companion website for Learning Challenge Lessons, Secondary English Language Arts: 20 Lessons to Guide Students Through the Learning Pit by Jill Nottingham, James Nottingham and Mark Bollom, with Joanne Nugent and Lorna Pringle. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin, www.corwin .com. Copyright © 2019 by Challenging Learning, Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction authorized for educational use by educators, local school sites, and/or noncommercial or nonprofit entities that have purchased the book. LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-19 2-20 2-21 ‘During the past week ‘He smiled; and I thought his ‘In pondering the great mystery, scarcely a night had smile was such as a sultan I thought of Helen Burns, might, in a blissful and fond recalled her dying words – gone over my couch moment, bestow on a slave his her faith – her doctrine of the that had not gold and gems had enriched: equality of disembodied souls. brought with it a I crushed his hand, which was I was still listening in thought dream of an infant.’ ever hunting mine, vigorously, to her well-remembered tones and thrust it back to him red – still picturing her pale and with the passionate pressure.’ spiritual aspect.’

Jane Jane Jane Chapter 21 Chapter 24 Chapter 21

LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-22 2-23 2-24 ‘My future husband ‘That bitter hour cannot ‘I walked a little while was becoming to me be described: in truth, on the pavement after my whole world; and “the waters came tea, thinking of you; more than the world: into my soul; I sank and I beheld you in almost my hope in deep mire: I felt no imagination so near of heaven.’ standing; I came into me, I scarcely missed deep waters; the floods your actual presence.’ overflowed me.”’

Jane Jane Jane to Rochester. Chapter 24 Chapter 26 Chapter 25

LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-25 2-26 2-27 ‘I thought of the life that ‘On sleeping, I continued in ‘I was following the lay before me – your life, dreams the idea of a dark windings of an unknown sir – an existence more and gusty night. I continued road; total obscurity expansive and stirring than also the wish to be with environed me; rain pelted my own: as much more you, and experienced me; I was burdened with so as the depths of the sea a strange, regretful the charge of a little child; to which the brook runs, consciousness of some a very small creature, too are than the shallows of its own straight channel.’ barrier dividing us.’ young and feeble to walk.’

Jane to Rochester. Jane to Rochester. Jane to Rochester. Chapter 25 Chapter 25 Chapter 25

Retrieved from the companion website for Learning Challenge Lessons, Secondary English Language Arts: 20 Lessons to Guide Students Through the Learning Pit by Jill Nottingham, James Nottingham and Mark Bollom, with Joanne Nugent and Lorna Pringle. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin, www.corwin .com. Copyright © 2019 by Challenging Learning, Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction authorized for educational use by educators, local school sites, and/or noncommercial or nonprofit entities that have purchased the book. LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-28 2-29 2-30 ‘“And you,” I interrupted, ‘Looking up, I, with ‘I climbed the thin wall with frantic, “cannot at all imagine the tear-dimmed eyes, saw perilous haste, eager to catch one craving I have for fraternal the mighty Milky Way. glimpse of you from the top: the Remembering what it was stones rolled from under my feet, and sisterly love. I never the ivy branches I grasped gave had a home, I never had – what countless systems there swept space like a way, the child clung round my brothers or sisters; I must neck in terror, and almost soft trace of light – I felt the and will have them now.”’ strangled me: at last I gained the might and strength of God.’ summit.’

Jane to St. John. Jane Jane to Rochester. Chapter 33 Chapter 28 Chapter 25

LESSON 3 LESSON 3 LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-31 2-32 2-33 ‘I was transported in ‘I began to recall what I ‘I was experiencing an thought to the scenes had heard of dead men, ordeal: a hand of fiery iron of childhood: I dreamed troubled in their graves grasped my vitals. Terrible I lay in the red-room at by the violation of their moment: full of struggle, Gateshead; that the night last wishes, revisiting blackness, burning! Not was dark, and my mind the earth to punish the a human being that ever lived could wish to be loved impressed with perjured and avenge better than I was loved.’ strange fears.’ the oppressed.’

Jane Jane Jane Chapter 27 Chapter 2 Chapter 27

LESSON 3 How Are Dreams Presented in Jane Eyre? 2-34 ‘My living darling! These are certainly her limbs, and these her features; but I cannot be so blessed, after all my misery. It is a dream; such dreams as I have had at night when I have clasped her once more to my heart, as I do now; and kissed her . . .’

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