English, 26.06.2019 09:30 justabeachbum

In jane eyre by charlotte brontë, which statement best explains why jane admires helen? helen is the prettiest girl in school. helen is clean and orderly. helen fights for her rights. helen holds noble views. (gradpoint)

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