vue - Part 1 - Wuthering Heights Audiobook by Emily Bronte (Chs 01-07)

1. Oh, honors English. How you torture me.
2. This is a great way to relax on the couch and just take in the book. Thanks!
3. Yeah, it may just be the romantic in my but I couldn't help falling in love him in the novel but I realise that's only because he's a character and not real... If he was real then it would be a totally different matter
4. Wait, Wuthering Heights is a real thing? I thought, all these decades, that it was just a made-up book from Monty Python! I feel like such a philistine now...
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6. I believe there is no warmth in the reading because that is reflective of the contents of the book. Heathcliff is not a warm, friendly person. Condescending and annoying is descriptive of Heathcliff.
7. marvellous, this texture should come to me 40 years ago, because this book was the syeleabus of english literature of school certificate of an open ex. in hong kong on those days.
8. Hot
9. ....Wuthering Heights is the name of Mr. Heathcliff's dweling....
10. Who cares about this school has a reason
11. There was no warmth to heathcliff either.H-cliff was like a woman going thru "her time"but worse! lol I think she's doing quite well.She probably reminds you of your ma's emotional state when she's telling you to "Go pick a switch,I'm gonna whip you into next week" kind of attitude.That's what she reminds me of.I always thought h-cliff's wife should've told the story instead of "a visitor"or maid b/c the wife/victim was deeply bitter & needed an outlet & even got the shaft from the E.Bronte.Sad.
12. I like the book but i hate the voice of the girl who reads this. after 2 minutes I couldnt take it anymore so i just read the book again on my own.
13. thank much for this reading it make better to know english
14. Stupendo!
15. ahahhaha loool we cracked up about this last year when we did WH in lit
16. Thank you!!! I woud never been able to finish the book without this. I'm a really slow reader. Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much
17. <3
18. Oh my god, I don't like this reading, how annoying and boring it is!! 
19. In older incarnations of English, the word "ejaculation" was used to convey an exclaimation, mainly to express profanity or interjection. If you've ever read any of the Sherlock Holmes books, Watson is often described as "ejaculatiing" his astonishment and amazment at Holmes conclusions, while work a case. It's still funny to read, though :) Hope this helps.
20. My gosh! Could she have a worse voice? And she's reading so slowwwww. I hate English literature!