This paper presents the endurance of the woman in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. With a frail exterior, women actually have the will of steel as seen in the novels of Charlotte Bronte, particularly Jane Eyre. The protagonist, Jane Eyre, endures much to achieve her goal. The more she loves, the more she endures; the more she endures, the more she loves. Charlotte Bronte lived in the Victorian Society that treated woman as mere objects. She dared to challenge the conventions of her time. Feminine endurance in her seems so powerful because they are lessons she has learned from her own life. An in-depth study of Jane Eyre pictures the inner life of a woman's spirit and makes a clear distinction between “Feminine” and “Feminism”. The true characteristics of the woman such as grace, determination, perseverance and love are seen in Charlotte Bronte. In her life maltreatment and discrimination abound. Two paths lay before the woman steeped in this mire of persecution, and neglect. One is the path turning to God. Religious feelings learned from her family, come like a balm to her painful life. Charlotte Bronte's works are at times termed deeply religious. To escape persecutions she had nowhere to turn but to God. And the other path was the path of endurance. She did not allow her agony to overcome her. Endurance was the means to the final crown of glory