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Wuthering Heights (Translated by Famous Writers) Translated by Sun Zhili
This is a story of love and revenge. The owner of Wuthering Heights, the squire Mr. Earnshaw, brought back an unidentified child named Heathcliff. He usurped the owner's favor from the young master Hindley and his sister Catherine. After the death of his master, Hindley demoted Heathcliff to a slave in revenge and persecuted him in every possible way. However, Catherine was close to him and became a childhood sweetheart. Later, under the influence of the outside world, Catherine fell in love wit
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Wuthering Heights (Original English Version)
"Wuthering Heights (English original version of The Whale Song)" is the work of Emily Brontë, one of the Brontë sisters, a British female writer. It is one of the representative works of British literature in the 19th century. The novel describes the gypsy abandoned child Heathcliff who was adopted by the old owner of the villa. He went out to get rich due to humiliation and failed love. The story of the landowner Linton and his children who came back to take revenge on his girlfriend Catherine.
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Wuthering Heights (Fruit Classic)
This book tells the story of love and revenge that took place in Wuthering Heights and lasted for three generations. After the gypsy outcast Heathcliff was adopted by Mr. Earnshaw, the owner of Wuthering Heights, he fell in love with his daughter Catherine and resisted the tyranny of his son Hendry. Because of the disparity in social status with Heathcliff and her own vanity, Catherine accepted the proposal of Edgar, the owner of Thrushcross Grange. Heathcliff ran away angrily and returned home
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Wuthering Heights: WUTHERING HEIGHTS (English Original)
"Wuthering Heights" is a classic masterpiece by the 19th century British female writer Emily Brontë. Since its publication, the novel "Wuthering Heights" has been considered a "strange novel" in the history of British literature. "Wuthering Heights" goes against the sentimental sentiment prevalent in contemporary works, and replaces the low sadness and melancholy with strong love, violent hatred and the ruthless revenge that results. Although it was initially regarded as a naive fantasy of a you
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Wuthering Heights
★The only novel written by Emily Bronte in her life, the most important masterpiece, a shocking "strange novel" ★A world-renowned literary masterpiece, a highly regarded classic translation with beautiful illustrations ★The earth-shattering love between the hero and heroine, which transcends life and death, is integrated with the wilderness and violent nature. The whole novel is like a long and passionate narrative poem. [About the author] Emily Brontë (1818-1848) was a famous British novelist a
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Wuthering Heights (Famous Translation Series)
"Wuthering Heights" (1847) has been reviewed as a poem written in prose. It mainly tells the love story between the two heroes and heroines, Catherine and Heathcliff, who risk their lives and forget their own lives. The author uses prose poems to describe the story, uses landscape paintings as the background, and uses fantasy dreams to exaggerate the love between the two, making this novel highly artistic.
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Wuthering Heights (Illustrated Collector's Edition)
After the gypsy outcast Heathcliff was accidentally adopted by the old owner of Wuthering Heights, Earnshaw, he formed a deep relationship with his daughter Catherine. After the death of old Earnshaw, his son Hindley tortured and humiliated Heathcliff in every possible way. Catherine married the young master Linton of Thrushcross Grange, and Heathcliff had to leave the estate. A few years later, he became famous and returned to the Villa to take revenge on the Linton family and Hindley's son.
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Wuthering Heights (English Original)
The owner of Wuthering Heights, squire Mr. Earnshaw, brought back an unidentified child named Heathcliff. Mr. Shaw's favor for Heathcliff aroused the strong jealousy of his son Hindley. After the death of his master, Hindley demoted Heathcliff to a slave in revenge and persecuted him in every possible way. However, Catherine was close to him and became childhood sweethearts. They fell in love. Later, Catherine had no choice but to marry Edgar, a quiet young man from Thrushcross Grange. Heathclif
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Wuthering Heights (Masterpieces of Foreign Literature Series)
"Wuthering Heights" is a classic novel in the history of British literature. It mainly tells the love story between the two heroines Catherine and Heathcliff who sacrifice their lives. The author uses prose poems to describe the story, uses landscape paintings as the background, and uses fantasy dreams to exaggerate the love between the two, making this novel highly artistic.
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Wuthering Heights (Chuangmei Library)
"Wuthering Heights" is a novel with the theme of love and revenge by the British writer Emily Bronte. It tells the emotional entanglement between two generations of Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange. With this work alone, Emily Brontë established her position in the history of world literature. Published in 1847, it remained in neglect for more than forty years after its publication. After entering the 20th century, this novel has captured the hearts of hundreds of millions of readers lik
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Author's List: Wuthering Heights
On a snowstorm day, Lockwood, a young tenant of Thrushcross Grange, visited his landlord Heathcliff who lived in Wuthering Heights and stayed there due to the bad weather. After returning, he accidentally discovered from the housekeeper Nelly the secrets of the two families for three generations: Heathcliff was an abandoned child and was adopted by Sean, the old owner of Wuthering Heights. Sean's son Hindley is jealous of his father's preference for Heathcliff and secretly humiliates Heathcliff
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Wuthering Heights
Charlotte and the biographer tell us that Emily is independent, open-minded, innocent, resolute, passionate and introverted by nature. She is quite masculine and loves the wilderness where she grew up. She always lives in isolation. Apart from brotherhood, she likes to be friends with nature most. From her poems and actions throughout her life, we can see the manifestation of her cosmology and outlook on life. Some people regard her as a mystic for this reason. In fact, the relationship between
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Wuthering Heights
"Wuthering Heights" describes the gypsy abandoned child Heathcliff who was adopted by the old owner of the mountain village. Because he could not bear the humiliation and frustration in love, he went out to look for opportunities and became rich. After returning, he found that his girlfriend Catherine had married the landowner Linton, and a story of revenge against the landowner and his children followed. The whole novel is filled with a strong fighting spirit against oppression and seeking free
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Wuthering Heights
"Wuthering Heights" is the masterpiece of Emily Brontë (1818-1848), the second sister of the three famous Brontë sisters in the British literary world. It is a shocking "strange novel". The abandoned child Hickley and his childhood sweetheart Catherine, the only daughter of the owner of "Wuthering Heights", eventually parted ways due to the pressure of the world. After Catherine's tragic early death, Hickley's affection turned into full of resentment, and he launched a crazy revenge on everyone
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Wuthering Heights (Classic Translation)
The author of "Classic Translation: Wuthering Heights" is Emily Bronte (18181848), a famous British poet and novelist in the 19th century. This female writer only spent thirty years in the world before passing away in obscurity. It should be said that she was first of all a poet and wrote some extremely profound lyric poems, including narrative poems and short poems, some of which have been selected into the anthologies of twenty-two first-rate British poets in the 19th and 20th centuries. Howev
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