What does Jane tell St. John and his sisters of her past? a. She is an orphan and a daughter of a clergyman c. She has run away from Thornfield b. She was left for dead by her aunt and cousins d. She has been left by her husband for his mistress

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Deangelo Hurst

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30 May, 14:25

What does Jane tell St. John and his sisters of her past? a. She is an orphan and a daughter of a clergyman c. She has run away from Thornfield b. She was left for dead by her aunt and cousins d. She has been left by her husband for his mistress

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Uriah Kemp · Answer 1

Jane told St. John and his sisters of her past that:

a. She is an orphan and a daughter of a clergyman.

Explanation:

Jane learned that her parents got married by going against the will of her grandfather. Her father was a clergyman and was poor. Her grandfather disinherited his daughter after she married against his will. Both of her parents died after a year of their marriage and thus Jane was left orphaned.

Kara · Answer 2

Jane tells St. John and his sisters that she is an orphan and a daughter of a clergyman.