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 
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.