EYRE

EYRE


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Word: eyre

A journey in circuit of certain itinerant judges called justices in eyre (or in itinere).


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Gentle reader
Jane --
Jane ___
Jane ___ (Bronte novel)
Jane ___ (Bront novel)
Jane ___ (Charlotte Bront+ novel)
Jane ___ (Charlotte Bront novel)
Notes on a Scandal director Richard
Reader
The ___ Affair (Jasper Fforde bestseller)
The ___ Affair: Jasper Fforde novel
Jane --
Jane ___
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
Australias Lake ___
Australias Lake ___ National Park
Australias largest lake
Australian lake
Australian peninsula
Australian salt lake
Breathy-sounding heroine?
Bronte governess
Bronte heroine
Bronte heroine Jane
Bronte orphan
Brontes Jane ___
Brontes Jane --
Brontes Jane
Brontes fictional governess
Brontes gothic governess
Brontes governess
Brontes orphan
Brontean surname
Bronts Jane --
Bront belle
Bront belle Jane
Bront character in a Zeffirelli film
Bront governess
Bront heroine
Bront heroine Jane
Bront heroines surname
Bront orphan
Bront surname
Bront title character
Bront woman
Bronts Jane ___
Bronts Jane ___
Bronts Jane
Bronts governess
Bronts orphan
Brnte orphan
Character created by Bronte
Character created by Bront
Charlotte Bronte heroine Jane
Charlotte Bronte title word
Charlotte Brontes Jane ___
Charlotte Bronts Jane --
Charlotte Bront heroine
Charlotte Bront heroine Jane
Charlotte Bronts Jane
Circuit court
Classic Bront character
Creation of Bront
English court
Fictional Jane
Fictional governess
Fictional governess Jane
Fictional orphan
Fictional surname of 1847
Gothic governess
Gothic novel governess
Governess Jane
Governess in a Bront work
Governess of Thornfield
Governess of literature
Governess played by Mia Wasikowska
Governess read about in English class
Heroine Jane
Heroine of 1847
Heroine of an 1847 Bront novel
Heroine who says I resisted all the way: a new thing for me
Jane Rochesters maiden name
Jane at Thornfield
Jane at Thornfield Manor
Jane created by Charlotte Bront
Jane created in 1847
Jane in a tear-jerker
Jane of 19th-century literature
Jane of Thornfield Hall
Jane of a Bront novel
Jane of fiction
Jane of literature
Jane played by Paquin and Gainsbourg
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
Joan Fontaine role of 44
Lake ___ (Australias lowest point)
Lake ___
Largest lake in Australia
Last name of a Bront governess
Last name of the Rochester governess
Literary Jane
Literary governess
Literary governess Jane
Literary governesss surname
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. Rochesters maiden name
Mrs. Rochester
Name abandoned for Rochester
Name in an 1847 Bront novel
Name in an 1847 novel title
Noted literary character of 1847
Novelist Bronts Jane
Orphan of fiction
Orphan of literature
Orphaned Bront heroine
Paquin role of 1996
Peter in Orlando
Plain Jane
Plain Jane of fiction
Plain Jane of literature
Plain Jane?
Rectangle part
Rochester lover
Rochesters Jane
Rochesters beloved
Rochesters beloved governess
Rochesters employee
Rochesters favorite governess
Rochesters infatuation
Rochesters love
Rochesters missis
Rochesters wife
S Australia peninsula
Salt lake of South Australia
Scottish explorer for whom an Australian lake is named
She loved Rochester
Strong-willed Jane
Sweet Jane?
Teacher of Adele Varens
The I of literatures Reader
Thornfield Hall governess
Thornfield Hall governess Jane
Thornfield Hall surname
Thornfield Halls Jane
Thornfield Halls governess
Thornfield governess
Title character courted at Thornfield Hall
Title surname in a novel originally published under the name Currer Bell
Young Fontaine role
Charlotte Brontë's Jane.
Mr. Rochester's Jane.
A Brontë Jane.
Mrs. Rochester's maiden name.
Part of a Brontë title.
Jane Rochester's maiden name.
Jane Rochester's middle name.
Jane of 1847 novel.
Mrs. Edward Rochester's maiden name.
She married Mr. Rochester.
Name of a Brontë heroine.
Orphan Jane.
Large lake in Australia.
Salt Lake in Australia.
Jane of Lowood School.
Charlotte's Jane.
English Jane.
Mrs. Rochester, nee ___.
Brontë character.
Judge's circuit.
Brontë heroine.
Judges' circuit.
Rochester's Jane.
Jane of fame.
Judicial circuit.
Brontë's Jane
Brontë girl
Governess in a Brontë novel
See 48 Down.
Novel name
Brontë's orphan
Beloved of Rochester
Jane Rochester, nee ___
Jane with a certain mien?
Jane Rochester, née ___
C. Brontë's Jane
Judicial journey
She became Mrs. Rochester
Largest salt lake in Australia
Rochester's love
Explorer of Australia
A fictional Jane
Salt lake in S Australia
Mrs. Rochester, eventually
Brontë surname
Rochester's beloved
Literary homophone for 99-Across
Australia's largest lake
Brontë woman
Australia's Lake ___
See 64-Across
Lake ___, lowest point in Australia
Brontë governess
Jane of a Brontë novel
Rochester's beloved governess
Reader, I married him heroine
Australia's Lake ___ National Park
Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt! speaker
Literary governess's surname
Attendee of the fictional Lowood Institution for girls
See 51-Across
Literary character who says Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt!
Lake ___ (largest lake in Australia)
See 7-Down
Brontë title heroine
Lake ___ (Australia's lowest point)
Literary Jane who says No net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will
Fictional hiree at Thornfield
Orphan of British literature
Jane who said I can live alone, if self-respect and circumstances require me so to do
Literary character self-described as poor, obscure, plain and little
Jane who falls for Edward Rochester
Governess at Thornfield
Literary heroine who says Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine
Jane of British lit
See 8
___ see!
See 7 Across.
Jane finally married in gooey read
Reader, I married him governess
Fictional 1847 autobiographer
Charlottes Jane
Victorian heroine
See 6
Governess at Thornfield Hall
Brontë protagonist
Brit lit coming-of-age heroine
Brontë novel heroine
All my heart is yours, sir speaker (1847)
Brit lit governess
Brontës Jane __
Brontë heroine Jane
Jane of Brontë fame
Fictional Autobiography subject (1847)
Brontës heroine in Thornfield Hall
Literary character who says I will be myself to Mr. Rochester
Sir Richard __, former director of the National Theatre
Rochester's Jane
The second Mrs. Rochester of literature
Jane __ (Charlotte Brontë novel)
Pitched high in area of dartboard
Jane's taking part in Henley regatta
Famous Jane.
Dreamer of Gothic fiction
Jane __ (Brontë novel)
Jane of classic literature
Heroine who says, I would always rather be happy than dignified
Literary heroine Jane
Light-sounding governess of literature
Literary character who says, I am no bird; and no net ensnares me
Lover of Rochester, in fiction
Narrator in an 1847 novel
Jane who says "I need not sell my soul to buy bliss"
Jane who says I am a free human being with an independent will
Jane of literary narration
Heroine of Gothic fiction
Jane who is locked in a red room as a child
Literary orphan Jane
Brontë title protagonist




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