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简爱读书笔记400字英文版简爱读书笔记400字英文版Asingularnotiondawneduponme.Idoubtednot—neverdoubted–thatifMr.Reedhadbeenalivehewouldhavetreatedmekindly;andnow,asIsatlookingatthewhitebedandovershadowedwalls–occasionallyalsoturningafascinatedeyetowardsthedimlygleamingmirror—IbegantorecallwhatIhadheardofdeadmen,troubledintheirgravesbytheviolationoftheirlastwishes,revisingtheearthtopunishtheperjuredandavengetheoppressed;andIthoughtMr.Reed’sspirit,harassedbythewrongofhissister’schild,mightquititsabode—whetherinthechurchvaultorintheunknownworldofthedeparted–andrisebeforemeinthischamber.Iwipedmytearsandhushedmysobs,fearfullestanysignofviolentgriefmightwakenapreternaturalvoicetocomfortme,orelicitfromthegloomsomehaloedface,bendingovermewithstrangepity.Thisidea,consolatoryintheoryIfeltwouldbeterribleifrealized:withallmymightIendeavoredtostifleit—Iendeavoredtobefirm.Shakingmyhairfrommyeyes,Iliftedmyheadandtriedtolookboldlyaroundthedarkroom;atthismomentalightgleamedonthewall.Wasit,Iaskedmyself,arayfromthemoonpenetratingsomeapertureintheblind?No;moonlightwasstill,andthisstirred;whileIgazed,itglideduptotheceilingandquiveredovermyhead.Icannowconjecturereadilythatthisstreakoflightwas,inalllikelihood,agleamfromalanterncarriedbysomeoneacrothelawn;butthen,preparedasmymindwasforhorror,shakenasmynerveswerebyagitation,Ithoughttheswift-dartingbeamwasaheraldofsomecomingvisionfromanotherworld.Myheartbeatthick,myheadgrewhot;asoundfilledmyears,whichIdeemedtherushingofwings;somethingseemednearme;Iwasoppressed,suffocated:endurancebrokedown;Irushedtothedoorandshookthelockindesperateeffort.Stepscamerunningalongtheouterpassage;thekeyturned,BessieandAbbotentered.