Wuthering Heights
Subtitle: and Selected Poems
Series: Bestsellers of Literature
Publisher: Pan Books
Published: 1967
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: mass market paperback
Number of pages: 350
Copyright date: 1967
Description: The ominous and brooding shadows of the Yorkshire moors set a dramatic background for the tragedy of WUTHERING HEIGHTS. It tells of the frustrated love of Caiherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff. When Catherine marries another man, Heathcliff's passion turns to revenge — an urge to destroy the people and the raw beauty of the places the two of them had enjoyed as children. Emily Bronte's only novel, a masterpiece, lays bare the full misery of a man and woman who can never be free to love one another and the ultimate destruction this brings.
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Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Preface to the Second Edition by. C u R R ER B ELL; title: Biographical Notice by cU R R ER B ELL (Charlotte; title: Bronté); title: Wuthering Heights by E M IL Y B R o N T E (Ellis Bell); title: Selected Poems by EMILY B (Ellis Bell); title: Redbreast, early in the morning; title: All day I've toiled; title: The old church tower and garden wall; title: Strong I stand; title: The starry night shall tidings bring; title: A little while, a little while; title: I know not how it falls on me; title: How long will you remain?; title: Fair sinks the summer evening now; title: The wind I hear it sighing; title: Love and friendship; title: There should be no despair for you; title: If grief for grief can touch thee; title: There let thy bleeding branch atone; title: And like myself lone, wholly lone; title: Riches I hold in light esteem; title: Shall Earth no more inspire thee?; title: In the earth, the earth thou shalt be laid; title: Hope; title: At Castle Wood; title: Death; title: How beautiful the Earth is still; title: No coward soul is mine