Both Uses
pastoral
in
Jane Eyre
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- No weather seemed to hinder him in these pastoral excursions: rain or fair, he would, when his hours of morning study were over, take his hat, and, followed by his father's old pointer, Carlo, go out on his mission of love or duty — I scarcely know in which light he regarded it.†
p. 404.1 *
- I had set out from Whitcross on a Tuesday afternoon, and early on the succeeding Thursday morning the coach stopped to water the horses at a wayside inn, situated in the midst of scenery whose green hedges and large fields and low pastoral hills (how mild of feature and verdant of hue compared with the stern North-Midland moors of Morton!)†
p. 487.5
Definitions:
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(1)
(pastoral as in: a pastoral scene) relating to the countryside or life of shepherds -- especially idealizing charmingly simple and serene country life
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(2)
(pastoral as in: pastoral care) related to a pastor (minister or priest)
- (3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)