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外国名著英语读书笔记WutheringHeights
外国名著英语读书笔记WutheringHeights
第一篇：
Wuthering
Heightsmy
feelings
after
reading
Wuthering
Heights
第二篇：
Wuthering
Heightsoldearnshawadoptsan
orphan
and
named
himheathcliff
and
loveshim
very
much.hindley
is
jealous
of
him
so
he
teated
him
badly
after
the
death
of
his
father
.
hindley
has
a
sister
called
catherine
,
who
grows
up
together
with
heathcliff
andin
love
with
each
other.but
catherine
marries
edgar
because
heathcliff
is
poor.
heathcliff
leaves
and
back
to
the
town
3
years
later
as
a
rich
man.he
marries
edgar’s
sister
asrevenge
.besides,
he
takes
all
the
property
of
hindley
and
treats
hindley’s
son
hareton
as
a
slave.catherine
died
due
to
her
illness
while
heathcliff
can
not
recover
form
the
lose
of
catherine,he
makes
edgar’s
daughter
cathy
marries
his
sick
son
linton,after
linton’s
death
he
realized
the
meaningless
of
his
revenge
and
allows
hareton
to
be
in
love
with
cathy.at
the
end
he
dies
of
hunger
for
he
doesn’t
eat
anything
.
第三篇：
Wuthering
Heights英文原著阅读报告阅读书目Wuthering
Heights专业班级姓名学号指导老师完成时间review
on
Wuthering
Heightsi.
introduction
Wuthering
height
was
written
by
emily
bronte,
who
was
a
famous
female
writer.
emily
bronte
was
born
in
1818.
and
she
lived
most
of
her
life
in
the
yorkshire
moors
that
she
immortalized
in
Wuthering
Heights.
she
was
the
fifth
in
a
family
of
six
children,
growing
up
in
a
stone
personage
in
a
village
called
rs
did
she
become
truly
alive.
in
fact,
during
the
brief
times
she
spent
away
from
haworth,
at
school
in
brussels
with
charlotte
as
a
young
woman.
she
became
homesick
and
physically
ill.
though
being
confronted
with
such
difficulties,
she
kept
writing.
when
Wuthering
Heights
was
published
in
1847,
the
pen
name
she
chose
caused
much
confusion
and
it
was
often
assumed
that
jane
eyre
and
Wuthering
Heights
were
written
by
the
same
person.
emily’s
novel
was
badly
edited
and
received
mixed
reviews.
nonetheless,
emily
began
to
work
on
her
second
novel.
in
1848,
a
year
after
the
publication
of
Wuthering
Heights,
emily
caught
a
cold
at
a
funeral,
which,
with
her
typical
stoicism,
she
ignored.
the
cold
steadily
developed
into
a
far
more
serious
illness,
but
emily
refused
all
medical
advice.
at
last,
barely
capable
of
breathing
without
going
into
a
fit
of
coughing,
she
steadfastly
attended
to
her
usual
chores.
after
emily
had
been
ill
for
nearly
two
months,
on
december
19,
1848,
she
broke
down.
shortly
after,
she
died.
and
yet,
she
is
remembered
as
charlotte
once
described
her:
“stronger
than
a
man,
simpler
than
a
child,
her
nature
stood
alone.”chen
yafei,
class
1,
2020,
foreign
languages
schoolwhen
the
novel
began,
it
was
1801.
mr.
lockwood,
the
narrator
of
the
story
arrived
at
thrushcross
grange,
a
grand
house
that
he
was
renting
from
heathcliff,
who
lived
at
nearby
Wuthering
Heights.
he
spent
a
night
at
Wuthering
Heights
and
had
a
terrifying
dream.
later,
lockwood
asked
the
housekeeper
mrs.
nelly
dean
to
tell
the
story
of
heathcliff
and
Wuthering
Heights.
it
was
a
story
that
flashed
back
thirty
years
to
1771,
when
mr.
earnshaw
brought
a
street
orphan
home.
he
called
him
heathcliff
and
intended
to
raise
him
alongside
his
own
children,
catherine
and
hindley.
hindley
was
intensively
jealous
of
the
new
arrival
and
saw
him
as
an
interloper
and
rival.
however,
catherine
became
heathcliff’s
inseparable
friend
and
fell
in
love
with
him.
after
mr.
earnshaw’s
death,
hindley
took
over
the
estate.
he
brutalized
heathcliff,
forcing
him
to
work
as
a
hired
hand.
and
he
forbade
his
sister
to
be
with
heathcliff.
later,
catherine
became
a
friend
of
edgar,
who
was
a
mild
and
refined
young
man
and
agreed
to
marry
him.
heathcliff
was
very
depressed
and
angry,
then
he
left
Wuthering
Heights.
some
time
later,
he
returned
and
he
had
mysteriously
become
very
wealthy.
he
began
to
take
revenge
on
those
who
prevented
him
from
being
with
catherine.
through
his
efforts,
he
took
ownership
of
Wuthering
Heights
upon
hindley’s
death.
intent
on
ruining
edgar,
heathcliff
married
edgar’s
sister
isabella,
which
placed
him
in
a
position
to
inherit
thrushcross
grange
after
edgar’s
death.
catherine
became
very
ill
after
heathcliff’s
return
and
died
a
few
hours
after
giving
birth
to
a
daughter
also
named
catherine.
later,
heathcliff
became
more
bitter
and
revengeful.
his
wife
isabella
left
him
and
subsequently
gave
birth
to
a
boy,
linton.
meanwhile,
heathcliff
succeeded
in
taking
ownership
of
Wuthering
Heights
and
vowed
to
raise
hindley’s
son,
harenton.
then,
in
order
to
rule
the
property
of
his
enemy,
he
persuaded
catherine
to
marry
linton.
soon
after,
edgar
linton
died,
followed
shortly
by
linton
heathcliff.
this
left
catherine
a
widow
at
Wuthering
Heights,
as
heathcliff
had
gained
compete
control
of
both
Wuthering
Heights
and
thrushcross
grange.
even
thus,
he
was
not
happy
at
all.
at
last,
he
committed
himself
and
he
was
buried
near
to
catherine.
the
whole
story
was
really
a
tragedy.
mr.
lockwood
was
shocked
by
the
story
and
the
story
concluded
with
mr.
lockwood
visiting
the
grave.the
novel
divides
into
several
chapters,
and
each
chapter
seems
to
set
up
a
lesson
for
us
to
learn.
when
i
was
reading
this
novel,
what
impressed
me
most
was
the
unhappy
marriages.
in
this
novel
there
existed
several
unhappy
marriages.
one
of
the
examples
was
the
marriage
between
isabella
and
heathcliff.
isabella
didn’t
know
heathcliff
well
when
she
married
him.
she
was
just
attracted
by
his
appearance,
but
later
she
realized
that
heaththcliff
was
not
a
gentleman
at
all.
as
a
result,
what
she
only
could
do
was
to
regret
for
herself.
another
example
had
happened
between
catherine
and
edgar.
although
she
had
been
happy
at
the
beginning
of
the
marriage,
after
a
while,
she
became
bored
and
she
also
realized
that
her
true
love
was
heathcliff.
in
my
opinion,
her
choosing
to
marry
edgar
was
just
because
she
wanted
to
be
rich
and
to
be
the
greatest
woman
in
the
neighborhood.
till
now,
i
can
remember
clearly
that
catherine
said
to
mrs.
dean:
“it
would
degrade
me
to
marry
heathcliff
now.”
from
her
words,
we
can
see
that
she
cared
wealth
and
social
status
more
than
true
love,
which
should
be
responsible
for
her
unhappy
marriage.
in
our
daily
lives,
there
also
exist
many
people
who
share
the
same
opinion
with
catherine.
there
is
no
doubt
that
they
also
have
suffered
a
lot
from
their
unhappy
marriages.
it
is
my
personal
belief
that
a
successful
marriage
should
not
be
based
on
wealth,
beauty
or
social
status.
however,
the
true
love,
respect,
knowing
about
the
one
you
choose
are
the
essential
factors
in
marriage.
to
everyone,
marriage
seems
to
be
one
of
the
most
important
things
in
life.
it
has
great
influence
on
our
daily
lives,
our
physical
and
mental
health,
our
social
relationship
and
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