Wuthering Heights
Subtitle: with Selected Poems
Edition: reprint
Publisher: Dent
Published: 1987
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: paperback
Number of pages: 363
ISBN-13: 9780460112437
Copyright date: 1978
Table of contents: title: Introduction by Margaret Drabble ix; title: Note on the Text xxvii; title: Select Bibliography xxix; title: Biographical Notice by Currer Bell (Charlotte Bronté) xxxi; title: Preface to Second Edition by Currer Bell xxxix; title: Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte (Ellis Bell) 1; title: Selected Poems by Emily Bronté (Ellis Bell) 289; title: I Am the Only Being Whose Doom 291; title: I Saw Thee, Child, One Summer's Day 291; title: The Sun Has Set, and the Long Grass Now 293; title: Alone I Sat; the Summer Day 294; title: A Sudden Chasm of Ghastly Light 294; title: The Old Church Tower and Garden Wall 296; title: Far Away Is the Land of Rest 297; title: A. G. A. (Sleep brings no joy to me) 298; title: The Night is Darkening Round Me 299; title: I'll Come When Thou Art Saddest 299; title: To a Wreath of Snow (O transient voyager of heaven!) 300; title: I'm Happiest When Most Away 301; title: Weaned from Life and Torn Away 301; title: It's Over Now; I've Known It All 301; title: Song to A. A. (This shall be thy lullaby) 302; title: There Are Two Trees in a Lonely Field 303; title: The Evening Sun Wag- Sinking Down 303; title: F. de Samara to A. G. A. (Light up thy halls!) 303; title: Loud Without the Wind Was Roaring 305; title: A Little While, a Little While 307; title: Lines (The soft unclouded blue of air) 309; title: A. G. A. to the Bluebell (Sacred watcher, wave thy bells!) 311; title: May Flowers Are Opening 312; title: Often Rebuked, Yet Always Back Returning 313; title: A Farewell to Alexandria (I've seen this dell in July's shine) 313; title: Come Hither, Child — Who Gifted Thee 315; title: Shed No Tears O'er That Tomb 316; title: The Wind I Hear It Sighing 317; title: Love and Friendship (Love is like the wild rose-briar) 318; title: There Should Be No Despair for You 318; title: 'Well, Some May Hate and Some May Scorn' 319; title: His Land May Burst the Galling Chain 320; title: Start Not! upon the Minster-wall 321; title: F. de Samara (Thy sun is near meridian height) 321; title: Far, Far Away Is Mirth Withdrawn 324; title: If Grief for Grief Can Touch Thee 325; title: The Night Wind (In summer's mellow midnight) 325; title: There Let Thy Bleeding Branch Atone 327; title: And Like Myself Lone, Wholly Lone 327; title: Riches I Hold in Light Esteem 328; title: Aye, There It Is! It Wakes Tonight 328; title: I See Around Me Tombstones Grey 329; title: The Evening Passes Fast Away 330; title: How Clear She Shines! How Quietly 332; title: To A. S., 1830 (Where beams the sun the brightest) 333; title: Yes, Holy Be Thy Resting Place 335; title: In the Earth, the Earth, Thou Shalt Be Laid 335; title: Hope (Hope was but a timid friend —) 336; title: At Castle Wood (The day is done, the winter sun) 337; title: My Comforter (Well hast thou spoken) 338; title: Come, Walk with Me 340; title: A. G. A. to A. S. (This summer wind, with thee and me) 341; title: Song (The linnet in the rocky dells) 342; title: To Imagination (When weary with the long day's care) 343; title: O Thy Bright Eyes Must Answer Now 344; title: The Philosopher's Conclusion ('Enough of Thought') 345; title: R. Alcona to J. Brenzaida (Cold in the earth and the deep snow; title: piled above thee!) 347; title: Death (Death, that struck when I was most confiding) 349; title: Stars (Ah! why, because the dazzling sun) •350; title: A. E. and R. C. (Heavy hangs the raindrop) 352; title: Child of Delight 353; title: How Beautiful the Earth Is Still 354; title: Julian M. and A. G. Rochelle (In the dungeon crypts idly did I; title: stray) 356; title: No Coward Soul Is Mine 360; title: Index of First Lines 363