What lesson did Jane learn in from the moffats?

In Eleanor H. Porter's *Pollyanna*, Jane (Pollyanna's friend) learns several lessons from the Moffats, but the most significant is the value of family love and loyalty, even in the face of poverty and hardship. The Moffats, though poor, are a close-knit and supportive family who demonstrate a deep love for each other. This contrasts with Jane's own more isolated and less affectionate upbringing. Observing the Moffats' close bonds teaches Jane the importance of family connection and the strength it can provide.