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Wuthering Heights

I should finish reading One Hundred Years of Solitude first, but I picked up Wuthering Heights over the weekend. I did this mainly because my youngest sister was listening to it on tape and was having some trouble with it. I was trying to help her out and totally bumbling it because I think the last time I read it was in high school.

So, I'm reading it again. I'm about 1/4 of the way through it and things are slowly coming back to me. I'm remembering bits and pieces (in a deja vu sort of sense). Mostly, though, Heathcliff is just as miserly as I remember him.
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  1. Sarah Ski11:11 AM

    Oooooh. My favorite book of all time. :)

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  2. Foreverhopeful12:46 PM

    1/4 the way through @ 10am so your probably done now right?

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  3. Krista Heiser12:52 PM

    ha ha ha. I'll have to wait until I get home to finish it. Smarty pants.

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  4. Chrissy1:47 PM

    Oh good you can tell me what in Hades that first part I did listen to was all about, right?
    Good luck, it bored me to death.

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  5. Krista Heiser2:59 PM

    Yep!

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  6. Jeffrey Hite3:26 PM

    I never made it though it. 1/2 way was the best I ever did. And that was during my High AP class. I had to use the cliff notes and take my best shot at it. Give me the really old English of Beowulf over that any day.

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