Adrienne Rich identified a passage in this novel beginning "It is in vain to say human beings ought to be satisfied with tranquility" as its author's feminist manifesto. This novel's protagonist paints a watercolor depicting a shipwreck featuring a cormorant carrying a gold bracelet in its beak. A devoutly Christian woman in this novel is buried in a grave marked only by a tablet with the inscript
Adrienne Rich identified a passage in this novel beginning "It is in vain to say human beings ought to be satisfied with tranquility" as its author's feminist manifesto. This novel's protagonist paints a watercolor depicting a shipwreck featuring a cormorant carrying a gold bracelet in its beak. A devoutly Christian woman in this novel is buried in a grave marked only by a tablet with the inscription "Resurgam." Early in this novel, the protagonist sees an (*) apparition in the "red-room," where her uncle had died. The protagonist of this novel agrees to go to India on a missionary trip with, but not to marry, her cousin St. John Rivers. The male lead of this novel loses his eyesight trying to rescue his suicidal first wife Bertha Mason, who burns down Thornfield Hall. For 10 points, name this novel whose title character falls in love with Edward Rochester, written by Charlotte BrontÃ«. 
Adrienne Rich identified a passage in this novel beginning "It is in vain to say human beings ought to be satisfied with tranquility" as its author's feminist manifesto.
Jane Eyre 