Jane Eyre

Annotation #13
"Mr. Rochester is so talented and so lively in society, that I believe he is a general favorite."
"The ladies are very fond of him...perhaps his wealth and good blood make amends for any little fault of look."
"She was dressed in pure white."
"she and Mr. Rochester sang a duet ."
"You a favorite with Mr. Rochester? You gifted with the power of pleasing him? You of importance to him in any way?"
"No, indeed, I don't; Mr, Rochester has something else to think about."
"but you see Mr. Rochester evidently prefers her to any of the other ladies."
"Yes -he said that from mere politeness, I need not go, I am sure."

After the fire incident, any woman mentioned with Mr. Rochester arouses jealosy in Jane. That jealosy turns into doubt when she hears about Blanche Ingram and see's the two of them together.