The Bronte Sisters
Subtitle: Wuthering Heights / Jane Eyre / Agnes Grey
Edition: 1st Longmeadow Press ed. (0)
Publisher: Longmeadow Press
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Stamford, CT
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 820
ISBN-13: 9780681007796
Subjects: Literature: Classics
Description: WUTHERING HEIGHTS Set in the harsh beauty ofthe Yorkshire Moors, Emily Bronté's haunting love story explores the doomed, obsessive love of Catherine and Heathcliff, and the repercussions of that passion on their descendants.

JANE EYRE Charlotte Bronté's novel of the stormy romance between Jane Eyre and her employer Mr Rochester was considered shocking when it first appeared. Jane, penniless and plain, holds out for love on equal terms, making her a heroine who is both unforgettable and ahead of her time.

AGNES GREY Circumstances force cleroman's daughter Agnes Grey to become a governess to a succession of Wealthy families. Anne Bronté drew heavily on her own experiences for this exposé of life in the no-man 's land between servan and master.
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Table of contents: title: WUTHERING HEIGHTS; title: 1; title: JANE EYRE; title: 261; title: AGNES GREY; title: 671