Charlotte Bronte. Jane Eyre (№ 301290)

She seemed very impressive, but devoid of any naturalness; she had a beautiful appearance, was brilliantly educated, but her mind was poor and callous heart; nothing grows on this soil, no fruit could refresh you here in its richness. She was not good; it did not feel anything of his own, she repeated a book, never defended their own beliefs, and not had them. She talked about high feelings, but the participation and pity was alien to her, and the tenderness and truthfulness.