Both Uses of
incessant
in
Jane Eyre
- …get a glimpse of Mr. Rochester; then she coined pretexts to go downstairs, in order, as I shrewdly suspected, to visit the library, where I knew she was not wanted; then, when I got a little angry, and made her sit still, she continued to talk incessantly of her "ami, Monsieur Edouard Fairfax DE Rochester," as she dubbed him (I had not before heard his prenomens), and to conjecture what presents he had brought her: for it appears he had intimated the night before, that when his luggage…†
Chpt 13
- Think of the task you undertook — one of incessant fatigue, where fatigue kills even the strong, and you are weak.†
Chpt 35 *
Definition:
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(incessant) continuous -- often in an annoying way