Summary Of The Night Before The Wedding - 1349 Words

Words and Reference Page 240, middle, Piteously Page 241, last 6’th line, Portmanteau Page 247, first paragraph, Intonation Page 248-249, Bigamy. Outmanoeuvered page 250, Acrid, desolate Page 251, Conjugal Page 261, last line, Noxious Page 279, Middle bottom, Parsonage Page 299, Middle half, Ministerial, hosry Page 305, last line, Granage Summary The night before the wedding Jane can not sleep, and as she walks through the garden she sees the tree that was split, and Jane tells Rochester of what she saw and all the strange things that have happened while he was gone. Jane then receives her wedding dress with a expensive veil (which was Rochester’s gift to Jane) Jane had a dream of a child falling from her knee which scared her and woke her up, but when she woke up saw someone in the closet, and it was a stranger that looked like a poor women who tore Jane’s Veil into two. Rochester says he will explain everything to Jane after a year and a day. Sophie helps Jane get ready for the wedding, and Jane and Rochester walk to the church to be wed, There is a stranger who objected to Jane and John’s marriage, and the stranger says that Rochester is already married to another woman whom he married 15 years ago. The stranger then says his name is Mr. Briggs and shows a letter that said he was married to Mason’s sister Bertha. The other stranger is Mr. Mason Rochester admits that he has a wife already (Bertha) and Jane would become his second wife. Rochester shows everyone where heShow MoreRelatedResearch Proposal : Evolution Of Wedding Ceremony729 Words   |  3 PagesResearch Proposal: Evolution of wedding ceremony in Dhaka Date: October 11, 2017 To: Ms. Nasrin Pervin From: M. Alif Ur Rahman, ID#141 012 0042, ENG 105, Sec: 25 Subject: Proposal to conduct a research project on the evolution of wedding ceremonies in Dhaka INTRODUCTION A Bengali wedding is a mixture of unique tradition, culture and rituals. 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