"Jane Eyre"
by Charlotte Bronte

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     "At Ferndean, a manor-house on a farm he has, about thirty miles off: quite a desolate spot."

     "Who is with him?"

     "Old John and his wife: he would have none else. He is quite broken down, they say."

     "Have you any sort of conveyance?"

     "We have a chaise, ma'am, a very handsome chaise."

     "Let it be got ready instantly; and if your post-boy can drive me to Ferndean before dark this day, I'll pay both you and him twice the hire you usually demand."

  		 
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