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where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book. I'm Elizabeth,

your host. I'm so glad you chose to join me tonight. This evening will be returning

to Jane Eyre, but before we do that, let's take some time to settle in. Get cozy in

bed, sing, deem, bow into your mattress, and relieve yourself of any pressure to fall

asleep. Next, take the deepest breath you have taken all day. And just run your ready

to exhale, breathe in a tiny bit more. Now let it all go. Do this two or three more

times and with each exhale, let your mind become lighter and focus on my voice. To recap

on our last episode, Winter gave way to spring and summer at lowwood and with it followed

an outbreak of typhus among the peoples. Nearly half of the girls were infected and in

this lapse in attendance, the healthy students were given far more freedom. One evening

when Jane and her new friend Mary Ann Wilson were re-entering lowwood after getting lost

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