переведите на русский правильно и не пишите гугл в помощь,я просто болею и отстала.

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jane eyre , published in 1847 , is one of my favourite 19th-century novels . it was written by a remarkable british
novelist, charlotte brote. it s a romance novel which
is full of mystery and suspense. it is one of the most interesting and
well-known love stories ever written.

it is set in england in the 1800s. the story opens with ten-year-old jane eyre living
with her evil aunt and cousins. jane s
parents die and her aunt sends her to boarding school for poor girls, where jane spends the next ten years, becomes a
teacher there. then jane becomes
a governess at thornfield hall, a place filled with dark secrets and a sad
past. she learns to love thornfield hall. from the moment she meets mr
rochester the story develops into the powerful love story. there are conflicts
however, as there should be in any good book. the ending will surprise you as
the mysteries are finally found out.

jane eyre is an outstanding novel . once i picked up
the book, i couldn t put it down. i recommend it, especially to those who are
intrested in mysteries and romances.

Я поняла только "Сколько людей ты любишь по настоящему".Остальное либо построено не правильно предложение,либо с помощью переводчика писали.
how many people did you love truly and what did you love them for?

Surprises are round
Or long and tallish
Surprises are square
Or flat and smallish

Surprises are wrapped
With paper and bow
And hidden in closets
Where secrets won't show

русский язык.

To improve, to measure, to disappoint, to pave, to announce, to agree, to state, to govern, to require, to arrange, to move, to develop, to achieve.

To collect, to combine, to connect, to dictate, to include, to introduce, to produce, to restrict, to submit.

Bitter, absolute, damp, cold, dark, kind, happy, weak.

1)Don't come with dogs.
2)Don't phone me.
3)Don't open the door.
4)Don't read my books.
5)Don't look at the cat.
6)Don't dust the table.
7)Don't close the door.
8)Don't sit on my chair.