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Fictional orphan

• 'Jane ___'

• Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt! speaker

• Jane ___ (Bront

• Jane ___ (Bronte novel)

• Jane ___ (Charlotte Bront

• Jane ___ (Charlotte Bront+ novel)

• Notes on a Scandal director Richard

• Reader, I married him heroine

• Reader, I married him speaker

• The ___ Affair (Jasper Fforde bestseller)

• The ___ Affair: Jasper Fforde novel

• 1943 title character played by Fontaine [18-Diagonal: The pursuit of beauty is honorable speaker]

• 1944 Fontaine title role

• 1944 role for Fontaine

• A literary plain Jane

• A plain Jane

• Austen heroine

• Australia's Lake ___

• Australia's Lake ___ National Park

• Australia's largest lake

• Australian lake

• Australian peninsula

• Australian salt lake

• Breathy-sounding heroine?

• Bront

• Bront 's Jane

• Bront heroine

• Bronte governess

• Bronte heroine Jane

• Bronte lass

• Bronte orphan

• Bronte's 'Jane --'

• Bronte's fictional governess

• Bronte's gothic governess

• Brontean surname

• Character created by Bront

• Charlotte Bront

• Charlotte Bronte heroine Jane

• Charlotte Bronte title word

• Charlotte Bronte's Jane ___

• Charlotte Bronte's Jane

• Circuit court

• Classic Bront

• Creation of Bront

• English court

• Fictional governess

• Fictional governess Jane

• Fictional Jane

• Fictional surname of 1847

• Gothic governess

• Gothic novel governess

• Governess in a Bront

• Governess Jane

• Governess of fiction

• Governess of literature

• Governess of Thornfield

• Governess played by Mia Wasikowska, 2011

• Governess read about in English class

• Heroine Jane

• Heroine of 1847

• Heroine of an 1847 Bront

• Heroine of an 1847 novel

• Heroine who says I resisted all the way: a new thing for me

• Jane at Thornfield

• Jane at Thornfield Manor

• Jane created by Charlotte Bront

• Jane created in 1847

• Jane in a Bront

• Jane in a tear-jerker

• Jane of 19th-century literature

• Jane of fiction

• Jane of literature

• Jane of Thornfield Hall

• Jane played by Paquin and Gainsbourg

• Jane Rochester's maiden name

• Jane who becomes Mrs. Rochester

• Jane who loved Mr. Rochester

• Jane who loved Rochester

• Jane who stayed at Thornfield

• Jane who stayed at Thornfield Hall

• Jane who was courted at Thornfield Hall

• Jane you may have read about

• Joan Fontaine role of '44

• Lake ___ (Australia's lowest point)

• Lake ___, lowest point in Australia

• Largest lake in Australia

• Last name of a Bront

• Last name of the Rochester governess

• Literary plain Jane

• Literary classic, Jane ___

• Literary governess

• Literary governess Jane

• Literary governess's surname

• Literary Jane

• Literary orphan

• Literary orphan whose mentor was Miss Temple

• Lowood attendee Jane

• Lowood attendee of literature

• Lowood boarding school attendee of fiction

• Lowood orphan

• Lowood orphan of fiction

• Medieval circuit court

• Mrs. Rochester, eventually

• Mrs. Rochester's maiden name

• Name abandoned for Rochester

• Name in an 1847 Bront

• Name in an 1847 novel title

• Noted literary character of 1847

• Novelist Bront

• Orphan of fiction

• Orphan of literature

• Orphaned Bront

• Paquin role of 1996

• Peter in Orlando

• Plain Jane

• Plain Jane of fiction

• Plain Jane of literature

• Rectangle part

• Rochester bride

• Rochester employee

• Rochester lover

• Rochester's beloved

• Rochester's beloved governess

• Rochester's favorite governess

• Rochester's infatuation

• Rochester's Jane

• Rochester's love

• Rochester's missis

• Rochester's wife

• S Australia peninsula

• Salt lake of South Australia

• Scottish explorer for whom an Australian lake is named

• She loved Rochester

• She loved Rochester, in a Bronte novel

• She married Rochester

• Strong-willed Jane

• Strong-willed Jane of fiction

• Sweet Jane?

• Teacher of Adele Varens, in an 1847 novel

• The I of literature's Reader, I married him

• Thornfield governess

• Thornfield Hall governess

• Thornfield Hall governess Jane

• Thornfield Hall surname

• Thornfield Hall's Jane

• Title character courted at Thornfield Hall

• Title surname in a novel originally published under the name Currer Bell

• Wife of Rochester

• Young Fontaine role