I was mortally afraid of its trampling forefeet. · Centre for Early Modern Visual Culture

Title: I was mortally afraid of its trampling forefeet.
Description: Here we scene where Jane and Mr. Rochester first meet. Jane was walking into town when Mr. Rochester rode past her and his horse slid on ice, throwing him off. Mr. Rochester hurt his ankle and Jane offered to help. Neither knew who the other was. Mr. Rochester initially asked Jane to get a hold of the reigns of his horse but she was unable as she was afraid of it, seen in this image. Then Jane helped Mr. Rochester walk to his horse and calm it down, then mount it.
Image Creator: Frederick Henry Townsend (engraver)
Type: StillImage; woodcut
Identifier: mta:24758
Language: eng
Parent Collection: "Jane Eyre; An Autobiography" by Charlotte Brontë. Woodcuts by Frederick Henry Townsend (1897); "Jane Eyre; An Autobiography" by Charlotte Brontë. Woodcuts by Frederick Henry Townsend (1897)
Image: mta_24758_OBJ.png
Collection: Jane Eyre
Subject: fictional works; Fictitious characters; Brontë family; horses; Horses in literature