When "Jane Eyre" became popular in London and even the whole of Britain, Lansing's face showed no signs of fluctuation and she solemnly said to Her Majesty the Queen: "It's just for entertainment." I don't know who spread this word, making her an ugly jeopard in every lady's mouth.
After Lansing became Jane Eyre, it was once thought that the rejection of her by women in the entire United Kingdom, oh no, all the areas where "Jane Eyre" could reach had such consequences.