One author with this surname wrote a novel in which a clergyman's daughter works for the Bloomfield and Murray families, and another described the death of Helen Burns at Lowood. (*) Agnes Grey is a work by one of these authors, whose sister wrote about Catherine Earnshaw's doomed love for Heathcliff. For 10 points, name th
One author with this surname wrote a novel in which a clergyman's daughter works for the Bloomfield and Murray families, and another described the death of Helen Burns at Lowood. (*) Agnes Grey is a work by one of these authors, whose sister wrote about Catherine Earnshaw's doomed love for Heathcliff. For 10 points, name these literary sisters, including Emily and Charlotte, whose collective novels include Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
One author with this surname wrote a novel in which a clergyman's daughter works for the Bloomfield and Murray families, and another described the death of Helen Burns at Lowood.
Brontë sisters (accept the Brontë family or equivalents; accept Anne Brontë, Charlotte Brontë, and/or Emily Brontë; prompt on Acton, Ellis, and/or Currer Bell)