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EYRE

149 recorded uses

DateClue
2026-08-17Brontë's "Jane ___"
2026-07-16Literary heroine who says "I would always rather be happy than dignified"
2026-06-23Literary Jane
2026-05-12Brontë heroine
2026-04-06Jane of Brit Lit
2026-04-03Brontë heroine
2026-01-11Brontë heroine
2026-01-08Fictional lover of Rochester
2025-11-21Governess of Thornfield Hall
2025-09-12Literary heroine who described herself as "poor, obscure, plain and little"
2025-07-12Jane who says "Laws and principles are not for the times when there is no temptation"
2025-05-09Title heroine who says "I am no bird; and no net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will; which I now exert to leave you"
2025-03-08Orphan of Brit lit
2024-11-07Thornfield Hall governess
2023-09-10Jane who says "I need not sell my soul to buy bliss"
2023-08-07Literary heroine Jane
2023-05-13Orphan of British literature
2023-04-28Lover of Rochester, in fiction
2023-03-31___ Square, rhyming attraction in the city center of Galway, Ireland
2023-02-25Fictional student of the Lowood School
2023-02-02Literary heroine Jane
2022-12-03Orphan of British literature
2021-11-08Brontë's Jane
2021-05-24Brontë's "Jane ___"
2021-04-01Literary character who says "I will be myself" to Mr. Rochester
2021-01-11Brontë's "Jane ___"
2020-11-17"Jane ___"
2020-06-09Brontë's "Jane ___"
2020-05-05Brontë heroine
2019-10-03Jane of British lit
2018-06-23Lake ___, Australia's lowest point
2018-03-15Literary governess
2018-03-01Literary heroine who says "Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine"
2017-08-06Governess at Thornfield
2017-07-04Jane who falls for Edward Rochester
2017-01-29Jane Rochester, nee ___
2017-01-07Literary character self-described as "poor, obscure, plain and little"
2016-07-24Literary governess
2015-12-01Jane who said "I can live alone, if self-respect and circumstances require me so to do"
2015-06-18Orphan of British literature
2015-06-13Fictional hiree at Thornfield
2015-03-30Literary Jane who says "No net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will"
2015-02-02Brontë's "Jane ___"
2014-09-02Literary Jane
2014-03-09Lake ___ (Australia's lowest point)
2014-01-23"The ___ Affair" (Jasper Fforde novel)
2013-12-29Jane who becomes Mrs. Rochester
2013-11-27Brontë title heroine
2013-08-07See 7-Down
2013-07-17Brontë heroine
2013-07-10Brontë governess
2013-06-22Lake ___ (largest lake in Australia)
2013-06-18Literary Jane
2013-06-17Brontë's "Jane ___"
2013-05-09Literary character who says "Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt!"
2013-01-02See 51-Across
2012-12-30Brontë heroine
2012-10-24Attendee of the fictional Lowood Institution for girls
2012-04-27Literary governess's surname
2012-04-22Brontë heroine
2012-04-06"Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt!" speaker
2011-10-30Fictional Jane
2011-10-05Jane of literature
2011-08-25Heroine who says "I resisted all the way: a new thing for me"
2011-08-06Name abandoned for Rochester
2011-06-29"Jane ___"
2011-06-19Australia's Lake ___ National Park
2011-01-02"Reader, I married him" heroine
2010-12-27Brontë's "Jane ___"
2010-11-28Jane at Thornfield
2010-01-06Rochester's love
2010-01-04Brontë's Jane
2009-12-05"Notes on a Scandal" director Richard
2009-11-02Rochester's beloved governess
2009-10-26Brontë's Jane
2009-09-10Fictional governess
2009-06-18Orphan of literature
2009-06-05Jane Rochester's maiden name
2009-02-22Brontë heroine
2008-09-25Brontë heroine
2008-08-06Jane who loved Rochester
2008-02-07Fictional governess
2007-12-12Brontë heroine
2007-06-18"Jane ___"
2007-04-28Lake ___, lowest point in Australia
2007-02-20Brontë heroine
2007-01-10Largest lake in Australia
2007-01-09Brontë heroine
2006-12-13Brontë heroine
2006-07-23Literary governess
2006-06-07Jane who was courted at Thornfield Hall
2006-04-24Brontë's "Jane ___"
2006-04-04Jane of a Brontë novel
2006-03-24Fictional Jane
2005-11-22Brontë governess
2005-05-01Rochester's love
2005-04-03Lake ___, lowest point in Australia
2005-02-10Literary governess
2004-10-19Brontë heroine
2004-10-17Fictional Jane
2004-10-03Brontë heroine
2004-09-26Orphan of literature
2004-08-18Fictional Jane
2004-01-18Brontë heroine
2004-01-06Brontë's Jane
2003-12-22Brontë's "Jane ___"
2003-12-16Brontë heroine
2003-03-02Thornfield Hall governess
2002-12-08Rochester's love
2002-09-13Fictional orphan
2002-09-08Rochester's love
2002-08-10Salt lake of South Australia
2002-06-18Brontë heroine
2002-04-21Fictional governess
2002-03-18See 64-Across
2002-02-12Fictional Jane
2001-12-17"Jane ___"
2001-12-12Brontë heroine
2001-12-06Thornfield governess
2001-11-29Australia's Lake ___
2001-09-20A plain Jane
2001-03-24Australia's largest lake
2001-02-20Fictional Jane
2000-07-26Brontë woman
2000-06-13Fictional Jane
2000-05-23Brontë heroine
1999-12-02Strong-willed Jane
1998-11-18Jane who becomes Mrs. Rochester
1998-06-20Fictional surname of 1847
1998-06-14Plain Jane
1998-06-11Jane who stayed at Thornfield
1997-12-28Heroine of 1847
1997-07-18Bronte heroine
1997-04-02Australia's largest lake
1997-03-30Young Fontaine role
1997-03-11Bronte heroine
1996-12-23Jane who loved Mr. Rochester
1996-11-19Bronte heroine
1996-11-03Fictional Jane
1996-08-18Governess of Thornfield
1996-06-16Bronte heroine
1995-10-12Rochester's Jane
1995-06-19"Jane _____"
1995-04-25Rochester's beloved
1995-01-06Gothic governess
1994-11-20Literary homophone for 99-Across
1994-10-26"Jane _____"
1994-09-07Rochester's beloved
1994-04-01Rochester's beloved