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Diana and Mary Rivers: sisters of St. John Rivers
St. John Rivers: minister of the parish at Morton, master of Moor House
Hannah: servant at Moor House
Summary
Jane travels two days before she finally winds up at a crossroads and continues into a little town, called Morton. She discovers that she has left her money in the coach, so she is quite penniless. She wanders about the village, and goes into a store to ask for bread, but she becomes so embarrassed, she only asks to sit down.
She then...
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