[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
In a message dated 11/19/2005 11:03:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
even if you've heard bad things about it.
The main commentary I hear about it is it has more of a Wuthering Heights
feel...y'know, more romantic than classicalmore Bronte than Austin. But
that's OK really. There's room for that. And now we have this one AND
the Colin
Firth one, so no harm done.
There is a point, when Lizzie is in Derbyshire with her aunt and uncle,
where she stands on a hilltop with her skirt blowing out behind her - I
leaned over to the friend I was with and asked Is that the definition
of wuthering?
Jean
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Jean Waddie
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