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Old 05-27-2016, 12:21 PM   #1642
WT Sharpe
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I just finished reading Wuthering Heights, and here is the email I just sent to my daughter concerning it:

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I just finished Wuthering Heights by Emile Brontė, and now want everyone else in my world to read it. It was a marvelous tale of love and revenge centered upon Heathcliff and his thwarted love for Catherine. Heathcliff is a boy done wrong, and it warps his personality so extensively that, as an adult, no one trapped within his sphere of influence remains unscathed.

I read this as an audiobook from Librivox.com. If you decide to download it from them (it's free, no strings attached) I HIGHLY recommend version 2 narrated by Ruth Golding. She's a great narrator, and if you know anything about Librivox, you know that isn't always the case. (In their defense, the site is run by volunteers and it would be wrong to complain too loudly about something that is free.)
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