This house is inherited by the cruel Hindley Earnshaw, whose abuse of an orphan motivates the action of the novel it appears in.
Servants at this house include the religious fanatic Joseph and the housekeeper Zillah. The housekeeper Nelly Dean tells the story of this house to Lockwood. This house is four miles away from Thrushcross Grange, which is owned by Edgar Linton. This house is inherited by the cruel Hindley Earnshaw, whose abuse of an orphan motivates the action of the novel it appears in. For 10 points, name this home of Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, the setting of Emily Bronte's only novel.
Servants at this house include the religious fanatic Joseph and the housekeeper Zillah.
{Wuthering Heights}