CW Hatfield suggests that this author's poem "Often rebuked, yet always back returning" was actually written by a close relative.
CW Hatfield suggests that this author's poem "Often rebuked, yet always back returning" was actually written by a close relative. One of this poet's works ends "thou art Being and Breath / And what thou art may never be destroyed" after claiming "Vain are the thousand creeds / That move men's hearts." With a slightly younger and less famous relative, this author set many of her poems in the fictional land of Gondal. This author of ($) "No coward soul is mine" wrote a novel in which a character has a nightmare of a (*) ghost at his window, prompting his host to open the window to let her in. That novel's frame story is presented by Nelly Dean to Mr. Lockwood, a tenant of Thrushcross Grange. For ten points, name this author who wrote about Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights.
CW Hatfield suggests that this author's poem "Often rebuked, yet always back returning" was actually written by a close relative.
{E}mily {Bronte} (or {E}llis {Bell})