| EYRE | "Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt!" speaker |
| EYRE | "Jane __" (Brontë classic) |
| EYRE | "Jane __"; Charlotte Brontë novel |
| EYRE | "Jane __"; classic novel |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (1847 novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 Mia Wasikowska film adapted from a Charlotte Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 Mia Wasikowska film) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 Mia Wasikowska movie) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 film based on a Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 film based on a Charlotte Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 film with Mia Wasikowska in the title role) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 movie based on a classic novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (2011 movie) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Bronte classic) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Bronte novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Charlotte Bronte novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Charlotte Brontë classic) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Charlotte Brontë novel or the 2011 movie based on it) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Charlotte Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (Mia Wasikowska/Michael Fassbender film based on a Charlotte Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___" (novel by Charlotte Bronte) |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," 1847 Bronte novel |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," 2011 movie starring Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," Brontë novel |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," Charlotte Bronte's novel about an orphan, published under her pen name "Currer Bell" |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," a 2011 romantic drama based on Charlotte Bronte's novel, starring Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," a novel by Charlotte Bronte |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," a novel by Charlotte Bronte that has become one of the most famous novels of all time |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," novel about a governess by Charlotte Bronte |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," novel by Charlotte Bronte |
| EYRE | "Jane ___," novel by Charlotte Bronte which tells the story of the eponymous character as a governess |
| EYRE | "Jane ____" (Bronte novel) |
| EYRE | "Jane _____" |
| EYRE | "Jane —" |
| EYRE | "Notes on a Scandal" director Richard |
| EYRE | "Reader, I married him" governess |
| EYRE | "Reader, I married him" governess Jane |
| EYRE | "Reader, I married him" heroine |
| EYRE | "The ___ Affair" (Jasper Fforde novel) |
| EYRE | ''All my heart is yours, sir'' speaker (1847) |
| EYRE | ''Jane __'' (Charlotte Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | A plain Jane |
| EYRE | Attendee of the fictional Lowood Institution for girls |
| EYRE | Australia's Lake ___ |
| EYRE | Australia's Lake ___ National Park |
| EYRE | Australia's largest lake |
| EYRE | Australia's lowest point, Lake ___ |
| EYRE | Australian peninsula |
| EYRE | Brit lit coming-of-age heroine |
| EYRE | Brit lit governess |
| EYRE | Bronte character Jane |
| EYRE | Bronte governess |
| EYRE | Bronte heroine |
| EYRE | Bronte heroine Jane |
| EYRE | Bronte heroine Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Bronte heroine, Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Bronte protagonist |
| EYRE | Bronte protagonist Jane |
| EYRE | Bronte's "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Bronte's Jane |
| EYRE | Bronte's Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Bronte's governess |
| EYRE | Bronte's heroine |
| EYRE | Bronte's heroine Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Brontë governess |
| EYRE | Brontë heroine |
| EYRE | Brontë heroine Jane |
| EYRE | Brontë novel "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Brontë novel heroine |
| EYRE | Brontë protagonist |
| EYRE | Brontë title heroine |
| EYRE | Brontë woman |
| EYRE | Brontë's "Jane __" |
| EYRE | Brontë's "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Brontë's "Jane —" |
| EYRE | Brontë's ''Jane __'' |
| EYRE | Brontë's ''Jane'' __ |
| EYRE | Brontë's Jane |
| EYRE | Brontë's heroine Jane |
| EYRE | Brontë’s Jane |
| EYRE | Brontë’s fictional governess |
| EYRE | Bront‘ novel "Jane __" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte heroine Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's "Jane ____" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's Jane |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's fictional Jane |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's fictional governess Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's heroine |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's heroine, Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's novel "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bronte's title heroine, Jane ___ |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë book "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë governess Jane |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë heroine Jane |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë novel "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë's "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë's Jane |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë’s "Jane __" |
| EYRE | Charlotte Brontë’s “Jane ___” |
| EYRE | Charlotte Bront‘'s "Jane __" |
| EYRE | Charlotte's Jane |
| EYRE | Classic Charlotte Brontë character |
| EYRE | Classic novel "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | English novelist Charlotte Bronte's "Jane ___" |
| EYRE | Fictional ''Autobiography'' subject (1847) |
| EYRE | Fictional 1847 autobiographer |
| EYRE | Fictional Jane |
| EYRE | Fictional Jane who married him, reader |
| EYRE | Fictional governess |
| EYRE | Fictional governess Jane |
| EYRE | Fictional hiree at Thornfield |
| EYRE | Fictional orphan |
| EYRE | Fictional student of the Lowood School |
| EYRE | Fictional surname of 1847 |
| EYRE | Filmmaker Chris |
| EYRE | Gothic governess |
| EYRE | Gothic novel governess |
| EYRE | Governess Jane |
| EYRE | Governess Jane played by Mia Wasikowska in a 2011 film |
| EYRE | Governess at Thornfield |
| EYRE | Governess at Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Governess of Thornfield |
| EYRE | Governess's surname in an 1847 novel |
| EYRE | Heroine of 1847 |
| EYRE | Heroine who says "I resisted all the way: a new thing for me" |
| EYRE | Homophone #6 |
| EYRE | Jane Rochester's maiden name |
| EYRE | Jane Rochester, nee ___ |
| EYRE | Jane Rochester, née __ |
| EYRE | Jane ___ (Charlotte Bronte's heroine) |
| EYRE | Jane ___ (title character in a Charlotte Brontë novel) |
| EYRE | Jane ___ and Mr. Rochester, iconic couple from the eponymous period novel by Charlotte Bronte |
| EYRE | Jane ___, Bronte's heroine |
| EYRE | Jane ___, Brontë heroine |
| EYRE | Jane ___, famous literary character from Charlotte Bronte's novel of the same name |
| EYRE | Jane ___, novel by Charlotte Bronte about an orphan raised by a resentful aunt |
| EYRE | Jane at Thornfield |
| EYRE | Jane at Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane created by Charlotte |
| EYRE | Jane in a Bronte novel |
| EYRE | Jane in an 1847 novel |
| EYRE | Jane of British lit |
| EYRE | Jane of Brontë fame |
| EYRE | Jane of Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane of a Brontë novel |
| EYRE | Jane of classic literature |
| EYRE | Jane of fiction |
| EYRE | Jane of fiction who says "Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine" |
| EYRE | Jane of fiction who would “always rather be happy than dignified” |
| EYRE | Jane of literature |
| EYRE | Jane portrayed by Anna Paquin |
| EYRE | Jane who arrives at Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane who becomes Mrs. Rochester |
| EYRE | Jane who came to Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane who falls for Edward Rochester |
| EYRE | Jane who fell in love with Mr Rochester |
| EYRE | Jane who grew up at Gateshead Hall |
| EYRE | Jane who loved Mr Rochester |
| EYRE | Jane who loved Mr. Rochester |
| EYRE | Jane who loved Rochester |
| EYRE | Jane who met Bertha Mason |
| EYRE | Jane who said "I can live alone, if self-respect and circumstances require me so to do" |
| EYRE | Jane who said, "Reader, I married him" |
| EYRE | Jane who says "I am a free human being with an independent will" |
| EYRE | Jane who says "I need not sell my soul to buy bliss" |
| EYRE | Jane who says "I would always rather be happy than dignified" |
| EYRE | Jane who stayed at Thornfield |
| EYRE | Jane who stayed at Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane who takes a job at Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane who was a governess at Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane who was courted at Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Jane who worked as a governess |
| EYRE | Jane who worked at Thornfield Hall in an 1847 novel |
| EYRE | Jane's surname in a Charlotte Bronte title |
| EYRE | Lake ___ (Australia's lowest point) |
| EYRE | Lake ___ (largest lake in Australia) |
| EYRE | Lake ___, Australia's lowest point |
| EYRE | Lake ___, lowest point in Australia |
| EYRE | Largest lake in Australia |
| EYRE | Literary Jane |
| EYRE | Literary Jane who says "No net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will" |
| EYRE | Literary character self-described as "poor, obscure, plain and little" |
| EYRE | Literary character who inspired the title of the 2016 anthology “Reader, I Married Him” |
| EYRE | Literary character who says "Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt!" |
| EYRE | Literary character who says, "I am no bird; and no net ensnares me" |
| EYRE | Literary governess |
| EYRE | Literary governess Jane |
| EYRE | Literary governess's surname |
| EYRE | Literary heroine Jane |
| EYRE | Literary heroine who says "Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine" |
| EYRE | Literary homophone for 99-Across |
| EYRE | Literary resident of Thornfield Hall |
| EYRE | Lover of Rochester, in fiction |
| EYRE | Name abandoned for Rochester |
| EYRE | Narrator in an 1847 novel |
| EYRE | Orphan of British literature |
| EYRE | Orphan of literature |
| EYRE | Plain Jane |
| EYRE | Richard —, director of films Iris and Notes on a Scandal |
| EYRE | Richard —, director of the films Iris and Notes on a Scandal |
| EYRE | Rochester bride |
| EYRE | Rochester's Jane |
| EYRE | Rochester's beloved |
| EYRE | Rochester's beloved governess |
| EYRE | Rochester's bride Jane, in a Charlotte Brontë novel |
| EYRE | Rochester's employee |
| EYRE | Rochester's love |
| EYRE | Rochester's love in a Bronte classic |
| EYRE | Rochester's wife |
| EYRE | Rochester’s love |
| EYRE | Salt lake of South Australia |
| EYRE | See 11 Across |
| EYRE | See 51-Across |
| EYRE | See 64-Across |
| EYRE | See 7-Down |
| EYRE | Strong-willed Jane |
| EYRE | Surname in a Brontë book |
| EYRE | Surname in a Brontë title |
| EYRE | Surname of Charlotte Brontë's book Jane |
| EYRE | Surname of a literary governess |
| EYRE | Surname of the Rochester governess |
| EYRE | The second Mrs. Rochester of literature |
| EYRE | Thornfield Hall governess |
| EYRE | Thornfield Hall governess Jane |
| EYRE | Thornfield governess |
| EYRE | Titular Brontë heroine |
| EYRE | Titular narrator who says, “I would always rather be happy than dignified” |
| EYRE | Victorian heroine |
| EYRE | Young Fontaine role |
| EYRE | ___ Square, rhyming attraction in the city center of Galway, Ireland |
| EYRE | — Peninsula, triangular area of land between the Great Australian Bight and Spencer Gulf |
| EYRE | “Jane ___” (BrontÎ novel) |
| EYRE | “Jane ___” (book originally published as an autobiography edited by Currer Bell) |
| EYRE | “The ___ Affair” (2001 novel set partly in the world of an 1847 novel) |