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One afternoon in January, I set out to post a letter. It was in extremely cold day, the air was still and there was ice on the lonely road. I walked slowly when I suddenly heard the ramp of a horses hooves. In addition to the tramp, I heard a rush under the hedge and a big black and white dog ran ahead. The horse followed, and on its back there was a rider. Nobody ever rode in these parts, so I thought it was a traveller taking a shortcut to Millcor.

Then I heard a sliding sound and a
clattering tumble. The horse along with its rider had slipped on the. thin ice. 1 quickly walked up to the traveller. Are you mjured, sir? Can I do anything The man struggled on his feet. He felt his foot and leg and found something wrong

and sar down "If you are hurt, and want help, sir, I can fetch someone

Thank you, I shall manage, it's only a sprain. He was a bread man with a dark, stern face and heavy eyebrows. I said, "I cannot think of leaving you sir, at so late an hour, till I see you fit to mount your horse."

"I should think you ought to be at home yourself. Where do you come from?" he asked. "From just below. And I am not ar all afraid of being out late, I said.

"Do you mean that house. Thornfield Hall? "Yes, sir. I am the governess. "Ah! The governess! I had forgotten!"

He had risen bur his face expressed pain when he med to move. "Please help me a little, if you will be so kind," he said. Leaning heavily on me, he limped to his horse. As he sprang to the saddle, he grimaced with Soon they disappeared and I walked on to post the letter. I did not like the thought of re-entering Thornfield. I was tired of the quiet there. Bur when I entered the hall it was not dark, there was a warm glow and a cheerful sound of voices. I hurried in and saw the great black and white dog on the rug

Whose dog is this?" I asked the housemaid. Leah.

*The master's, she replied. "Mr Rochester he has just arrived
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