One episode of this novel sees a zealous man named Joseph sic his dogs on a character who borrows his lantern. This novel's story is partly recounted by Ellen Dean after one character is startled to grasp the cold hand of a girl after trying to break a fir branch. One character is brought home from (*) Liverpool along with a whip and a violin, much to Hindley's chagrin. This novel is told to Mr. Lockwood, the renter of Thrushcross Grange. For 10 points, name this novel in which Heathcliff loves 
One episode of this novel sees a zealous man named Joseph sic his dogs on a character who borrows his lantern. This novel's story is partly recounted by Ellen Dean after one character is startled to grasp the cold hand of a girl after trying to break a fir branch. One character is brought home from (*) Liverpool along with a whip and a violin, much to Hindley's chagrin. This novel is told to Mr. Lockwood, the renter of Thrushcross Grange. For 10 points, name this novel in which Heathcliff loves Catherine Earnshaw, a work of Emily Bronte.
One episode of this novel sees a zealous man named Joseph sic his dogs on a character who borrows his lantern.