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/原版英语阅读网utheringHeights呼啸山庄sWutheringHeightsmdelightedsGrangeismilesawayfromanytownsslyupatmeashetookmyhorseansawindswepthouseonablowsoverthemoorseverydayoftheworstiscutintoastoneoverthefrontdoornanyYorkshireklikeafarmerHishairandskinarekeunhappy.iffNoanswercamefromthecellarsohediveddownercelookingdogsSuddenlyoneofthem第1页共54页/原版英语阅读网imalreadytokilldnothaveclimbedthecellarstepstheroomtocalmthedogs.yenteredtheroom.nhimevenifheisntinterestedinme.***rlycoldbutIwalkedthefourmilestoWutheringHeightsandarrivedjustasitwasbeginningtosnow.IbangedontherFinallyJosephsheadappearedatindowofoneofthefarmbuildingsewontopenthedoorfollowhimWewentthroughthebackIwasdelightedtoseeawarmfirelandlordwasmarriedShelookedatmecoldlywithoutsayinganything．第2页共54页/原版英语阅读网ershoulders‘Haveyoubeeninvitedtotea？'sheaskedmecrossly．herselfangrilybackinherchair.Meanwhiletheyoungmanwasstaringaggressivelyateelatallcomfortable．AtlastHeathcliffcamein.lneverfindyourwaybackinthedark.’wasshockedbyhisunpleasantness．iththethreesilentpeopleroundthewifeand—’IsuddenlyrealizedIhadmadeaseriousmistakeSohiswifewasdead！Ofcoursehewastoooldtobemarriedtothatyounggirl.Shemustbemarriedtotheyoungmannexttonghisbreadwithunwashedrtomarryinthisuninhabitedthearyson.’okedoutofthewindowallIcouldseewasdarknessandsnow.第3页共54页/原版英语阅读网turnedtothewoman．eansweredIdontkeepguestbedrooms．YoucanshareabedwithHaretonortlongerandrushedhtholdofthelamphewasnghtowalkhomeandindabedformernshawsroomstairs．‘Mymasterwillbeangryifhediscoverswhichbedroomyou'resleepingin.Forenteredtheroomandclosedthedoor.ulledaroundittohidethesleeper第4页共54页/原版英语阅读网inginsidethecurtainsIsawalittleshelffullofeshelfanddroppedHeathcliffandeveryoneelseatWutheringHeights．andwritingCatherinewokenverysuddenlybyasmellofburning.MycandlehadfallenontoaBibleontheetlikeabrothertoHindleyandehouseandthetJosephisalwaysangrywithbleandwhenhetellshislaywithmeoreatwithmeanymorerbeforehadIpassedsuchagthesnowagainstthewindowiedtoopenthebeachild'sfacelookinginatthewindow.TerrormademecruelIrubbedthecreature'stinywristagainstthebrokenglasssothattriednottolistentothedesperatecriesoutside.‘Itisalmosttwentyyears！'repliedthesadlittlevoice．‘I'vebeenouthereinthedark第5页共54页lassandscreamedrandthenIsawthelightofaheroomopenedthecurtainswide.wassurprisedbytheeffectofmyactionHeathcliffdroppedhiscandleandstoodme.youearlytwentyyearsItwasherwickednesshisfeelings.myselfessComeinCome第6页共54页/原版英语阅读网/原版英语阅读网Butonlythesnowandwindblewintotheroom.HowcouldmydreamhaveproducedsuchmadnessIcouldnotwatchhissufferinganyIwaitedinthekitchenuntilitwaslightenoughoutsideformetofindmywaythroughperthereEllenedinthepreviousntexperiencestIwouldneverwanttospeaktoanydecidedtoaskMrsDeantositwithmeaftersupper.IstayedhereashousekeeperdneEarnshawsherepliedshe？Idowanttoknow.’hcliffabouthim.’第7页共54页yoldfamilywhohavelivedinthatonthestoneoverthefrontdoorIeeplayedtogetheraschildren.eyHehadtravelledandwasverytiredngntedtoseeonlyadirtyblackhairedgipsychild.ivedanypresentsandrefusedtowascalledHeathcliffasafirstandlasthissonforbehavingbadlytoHeathcliffHindleybegantobejealousofhisfather'sfeelingsforHeathcliffandsawthembothasenemies．rsuadehismastertobestricterHeathcliffandCatherinedidnotspendenoughtimestudyingtheBibleorattendingchurchservices．forgiveheranythingwhenshecametosayshewassorry.第8页共54页/原版英语阅读网/原版英语阅读网ShewasmuchtoofondofHeathcliffandtheworstpunishmentwecouldinventwastorunderstandherorhernessmadehimlesspatientwithtlyinhischairbythefireoneOctobertoldmetofetchtheeautifuldistantplacefarfromthehingwewerealltheresafetogether.therineEarnshawgetstoknowtheLintonswasthathenthisandHeathcliffweretreatedverygrewupliketwowildoftenranawayontothemoorsinthesafraidforthemredmeangrilyto第9页共54页cliffwalkingthroughthelypstairsveryquietlytedtoseeifwwhenwelookedinattheirsittingroomisbeautifulroomIsabellaandEdgarLintonwerescreamingandfightingoveralittledog！HowstupidtheyThrushcrossGrangewiththosetwoewhyCatherineisntwithyougegbuttheLintonsservantsappearedandcaughtholdofme.TheymusthavethoughtwewerehesathersourdoghasdonetoherlegItsbleedingbadly！”第10页共54页/原版英语阅读网erIdbetterputabandageonherlegatonceughthomefromLiverpoolafewyearsago.”dlanguageheusedjustnow？I'mshockedthatmychildrenheardit.”’onlyleftthehousewhenIwassureshewaswelltakencareof．She'sabreathoffreshairthemustneverspeaktoCatherineCatherinewouldbetaughttobehavelikeayounglady．eweeksuntilndatwhenshefinallycamehomeafterkedforHeathcliffredtowashorchangehisery‘Howfunnyandblackandcrossyoulook！Butthat'sbecauseI'musedtoEdgarandimcaughtholdofhishand.第11页共54页/原版英语阅读网thattheirplantoseparatethetwoyoungpeopleseemedtobesucceeding.tonhadbeeninvitedtoathcliffandwhiletheEarnshawssandfairhairlikehimIwishIbehavedwellandwasgoingtoligenceorcharacterAndifyouhaveagoodheartyoullhavekingandqueenfarnsInthiswayIencouragedHeathclifftohavemoreconfidenceinhimselfButwhenthetthingHindleydidwasshoutatHeathcliff.ngreamingHindleyimmediatelytookholdofHeathcliffandpushedhimupstairs.Herecomesmybrother.’第12页共54页/原版英语阅读网/原版英语阅读网esserinecouldnoteatmuchandherewasmusicfromatravellingusicsoundedsweeterfromedroomdoorandhadthenclimbedoutontotheroofocomeoutoftheroomthesamedtoherguestsandthedancingthinkedoesntdiefirstHellbesorrydgarnadhesworeatGodandandHindley.ButthemastersbehaviourwasabadexampleforCatherineandHeathcliffAtringHeightsunder第13页共54页lovewithhertudyanymoreandthelonghoursofworkonthefarmmadehimtiredanddull.TherewasalwaysanangryxpressedhisfondnessforherinrhairasshehadinvitedEdgarintontovisitherwhileHindleywasabsentwCatherinethoughtforamomentSomehowshehadtopreparehimforEdgar'svisitoldedfornotworkingysspendmytimewithyousheaskedcrosslyWhatcananyouamusemeHeathcliffngCatherinesunexpectedathcliffranoutely第14页共54页/原版英语阅读网/原版英语阅读网hadtoldmetobepresentifEdgarLintoncametovisitCatherine．rmherselfhitmehardonthefaceEdgarrusheduptoherTheyoungmanlookedverypaleandwentstraighttothedoor．LintonsheaskedDontleavemeIshallbeerfaceoencouragehimtoleavemeandforgetherquarrelhadonlybroughtthemclosertogether．第15页共54页/原版英语阅读网sappearsnshedtheknifebetweenmyteethutofmymouthukyourneckatHeathcliffhadcaughthimavefeltsorryhehadsavedeslowlydownstairshersayifshewerealiveupouredhimselfadrinktchenlhimselfwithdrinkmutteredHeathcliffDrKennethsayshellong第16页共54页/原版英语阅读网rythingthatwassaidinthenssinginglittleHaretontosleepwhenCatherinecameincliffrLintonhasaskedmetohavesaiddhimHeAndbecausehelovesmetsworseshallbethemostimportantwomanformilesmlbe第17页共54页/原版英语阅读网erinebeatingherheadandherchestInmyheartIcantliveapartfromHeathcliffHeismoremyselfstandupandlheheardCatherinesayshecouldnotarryMrEdgarHellhavenofriendsatallwhenyouleavehim‘Leavehim？Whyshouldwebeseparated？'sheaskedangrily．‘WhowillseparateimasmyfriendDidntyoueverrry‘Itisn't！Heathcliffismoreimportanttomethanmyself．MyloveforEdgarislikethehenIwhisperedtoCatherinethatIwassureHeathclifftherewasnosignofhimhimmediatelydroppedontohispletelyweteDrKennethwouldallowherouted第18页共54页/原版英语阅读网eatThrushcrossquickertemperedthanreyouisymorehehappiestmanonearthwhenhemarriedherthreeyearsafterhisparents’deathSheinsistedonhavingmewithlittleHaretonwithhisfather．tellyoutherestofthestoryanothertimethecauseofmyillnessandIblameMrHeathcliffgatthegreynorthernskyellingmeherstoryShetellsmesheshappytocontinue．rnseforeachotherlastOneeveningIwasbringinginabasketoftyou第19页共54页ekitchendoorreallyyoueessagemthenrepliedCatherineBringtheteaMrEdgarputhisheadoutofthewindowandcalledtohiswife‘Don'tstandthereinherhusbandsneckOhEdgardarlingHeathcliffscomeback！’第20页共54页/原版英语阅读网/原版英语阅读网himuphereintooursitingroomDontyouthinktheorhimquicklyImusthavehimnearurprisedtoseehowmuchhehadsbecomeagentlemanpolitelyashebelievethatIveseenandtouchedyouHeathcliffshetorunawayandkeepsilenttedtostayatWutheringdeenbetterforallofusifHeathcliffhadnevercomebackCatherinecouldnotkeepherhappinesstoherselfInthemiddleofthenightshewokemetotalkaboutHeathcliff．enshesaidAndEdgarwontlistenwhenItellhimhow第21页共54页‘No！'shelaughed．‘IhavesuchconfidenceinEdgar'slovethatIthinkIcouldkillDoyouknowwhyHeathcliffisstayingatWutheringHeights？’CatherinebehavedsosweetlytoherhusbandinthenextfewdaysthatThrushcrossaofthefortunepassingtowashidinghisturewickednessunderhisgentlemanlyappearance．tworthlovingbutpoorabellawasjealousofCatherinesrelationshipwithHeathcliffandwouldnothimShethoughtsheknewwhathisanswerwouldbe．thcliffoftenthoughttwasetonseemedlikelostsheeptorthechancetoattackthem第22页共54页/原版英语阅读网/原版英语阅读网isilllabychanceineMissIsabellaAndnowheskissingherliedCatherineIfyoulikeIsabellayoucanmarryabellassecretIswearIllmakeormymasterandtoldhimthatCatherineandHeathcliffwerequarrellinginthekitchen．‘Catherine！'saidMrEdgartohiswifeasheentered．‘Doyouthinkit'srighttolistentoatyouwillneverbeallowedto第23页共54页/原版英语阅读网ookingscornfullyatMrEdgarssmallutCatherinemusthaveentlemanwithoutanyonetohelpyoushetoldheroutoscoldmeyintothehottestpartoftherentingatMrLEdgaristhethingyoupreferredtouddenlyrecoveredandhitHeathclifftheotherkitchendoorintothegarden．etocomehereagainsaidCatherinetoHeathcliffGoawaydgunsthelockeddoorandwouldnotdiscoverthatIhadtoldMrEdgaraboutherquarrelwithHeathcliff．erofhbecomingseriouslyillIhopealkingllifIremindEdgarhowquickidnotwanttofrightenmy第24页共54页/原版英语阅读网aveltnagainredhockedAndImdyinguphereMyGodDoeshelenbetterdEdgarandyouIlldiewithcoldheaskedstaringatherownfaceinamirroroppositeherfandIbegantobeafraidthathernesswasrealheringHeightswiththewind第25页共54页/原版英语阅读网ifeshecriedjumpingoutofbedandgoingtotheshecouldseeWutheringhtshyhathestoppedspeakingandstaredatcognizehimatfirstontcomentedButwhateveryoutorIthoughtIheardtheoclockintheeathcliffmeetingsecretlyinthegardenearlierthateveninguietehadrunawaywith第26页共54页/原版英语阅读网togowithasstorymonthsweheardnothingofIsabellaorHeathcliffDuringthattimehbrainfeverandhDrKennethwarnedusthatevenifninterestinthepeopleandthingsnehimthatsheandHeathcliffwereutheringHeightsfusestowritetomesoyougetonwiththepeopleinthishouse？Thaydon'tseemhuman！And(thisinterestsmeverymuchwhatisMrHeathcliff？Aman？Amadman？Adevil？Whenyoucometozed第27页共54页/原版英语阅读网yffonlydtofindafriendatWutheringNowIrealizedthatnoonehereouldhelpmeAfteralongsilenceIsaid，‘Pleaseaskamaidtoshowmemybedroom．I'mtiredaftersroomif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