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Wuthering Heights
Emily Brontë (1818–1848)
34 chapters and parts · about 10 hours to read
What the book is about
"Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë is a novel published in 1847. Set on the Yorkshire moors, it follows two landowning families and their turbulent relationships with Heathcliff, a mysterious foster son. Driven by obsessive love, possession, and revenge that spans generations, the story unfolds through dark passion and cruelty. This Gothic tale challenged Victorian morality with its depictions of abuse and class conflict, ultimately becoming a cornerstone of English literature despite its initially polarized reception.
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- Domestic fiction
- Foundlings
- Heathcliff (Fictitious character : Brontë)
- Love stories
- Psychological fiction
Chapters
- Chapter Iabout 10 minutes
- Chapter IIabout 17 minutes
- Chapter IIIabout 24 minutes
- Chapter IVabout 13 minutes
- Chapter Vabout 7 minutes
- Chapter VIabout 13 minutes
- Chapter VIIabout 20 minutes
- Chapter VIIIabout 17 minutes
- Chapter IXabout 30 minutes
- Chapter Xabout 32 minutes
- Chapter XIabout 20 minutes
- Chapter XIIabout 25 minutes
- Chapter XIIIabout 21 minutes
- Chapter XIVabout 17 minutes
- Chapter XVabout 16 minutes
- Chapter XVIabout 9 minutes
- Chapter XVIIabout 34 minutes
- Chapter XVIIIabout 18 minutes
- Chapter XIXabout 8 minutes
- Chapter XXabout 11 minutes
- Chapter XXIabout 32 minutes
- Chapter XXIIabout 12 minutes
- Chapter XXIIIabout 14 minutes
- Chapter XXIVabout 19 minutes
- Chapter XXVabout 7 minutes
- Chapter XXVIabout 7 minutes
- Chapter XXVIIabout 23 minutes
- Chapter XXVIIIabout 13 minutes
- Chapter XXIXabout 11 minutes
- Chapter XXXabout 12 minutes
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Wuthering Heights, by Emily Brontë, is in the public domain in the United States. Text from Project Gutenberg, eBook #768, with thanks. Sureno removed Project Gutenberg's header and licence and set the text in large print; this is not an official Project Gutenberg edition. Outside the United States, check your own country's copyright rules before copying it.





