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 Penguin Teacher Guide: Wuthering Heights
Chapter 6: This tranquil time is changed by the death of Mr. Earnshaw. Hindley returns for the funeral with a new wife and takes his place as master. He banishes Heathcliff from the family, requiring him to give up his education to work as a servant. Still Catherine and Heathcliff manage to s...
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Chapter 6: This tranquil time is changed by the death of Mr. Earnshaw. Hindley returns for the funeral with a new wife and takes his place as master. He banishes Heathcliff from the family, requiring him to give up his education to work as a servant. Still Catherine and Heathcliff manage to sneak away for rambles on the moor. On one of these excursions, they spy on the Linton family at Thrushcross Grange. When the watchdog bites Catherine’s leg, she is attended by the Lintons while Heathcliff is sent home in
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Chapter 6: This tranquil time is changed by the death of Mr. Earnshaw. Hindley returns for the funeral with a new <span class="highlight">wife</span> and takes his place as master. He banishes Heathcliff from the family, requiring him to give up his education to work as a servant. Still Catherine and Heathcliff manage to sneak away for rambles on the moor. On one of these excursions, they spy on the Linton family at Thrushcross Grange. When the watchdog bites Catherine’s leg, she is attended by the Lintons while Heathcliff is sent home in
Penguin Teacher Guide: The Mousetrap and Other Plays
doctor back to the court. Shortly thereafter Lisa returns home telling him that she has been found innocent. When he attempts to embrace her, she tells him she is leaving. She lectures him about how his idealism has always hurt those he loves and she is not willing to endure the hurt. “...
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doctor back to the court. Shortly thereafter Lisa returns home telling him that she has been found innocent. When he attempts to embrace her, she tells him she is leaving. She lectures him about how his idealism has always hurt those he loves and she is not willing to endure the hurt. “You put ideas first, not people. Ideas of loyalty and friendship and pity. And because of that the people who are near, suffer. . .Because of your ideas, because of your mercy and compassion for the girl who killed your wife, you
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doctor back to the court. Shortly thereafter Lisa returns home telling him that she has been found innocent. When he attempts to embrace her, she tells him she is leaving. She lectures him about how his idealism has always hurt those he <span class="highlight">loves</span> and she is not willing to endure the hurt. “You put ideas first, not people. Ideas of loyalty and friendship and pity. And because of that the people who are near, suffer. . .Because of your ideas, because of your mercy and compassion for the girl who killed your <span class="highlight">wife</span>, you
Penguin Reading Guide: The Spark Flys Upward
Reading Guides The Sparks Fly Upward Diana Norman Paperback $16.00 add to cart Read more... INTRODUCTION "Drama, passion, intrigue... I loved it and didn't want it to end ever." –Sunday Times (London) "[Norman] captures the feel of the period with wit, verve and emo...
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