呼啸山庄英文读后感

squint: looking with eyes partly closed acquaint sb. with：familiarize deportment: demeanor; behavior obstinately: stubbornly dart off: leave swiftly usher into: show out
transformed mutually. The deeper you loved that person, the deeper wound yousubmitted and suffered. 3. “What quite confounded me”: “confound” means to be confusing or perplexing to. This word emerges that Hareton was definitely an innocent and love-struck person. His true love was ruthlessly trampled on by Heathcliff, merely on account of revenge of passing love. Beautiful sentences 1. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same. 2.If you also exist in this world, then this world, regardless of what has to me is meaningful. But if you not, regardless of this world how well, he in my eye is also only a wilderness. But I likely am a fox soul wild ghost. 3.I lingered around them, under that begin sky: watched the months fluttering among the Heath and hare-bells; listened to the soft wind breathing through the grass; and wondered how anyone could ever imagine unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in that quiet earth. 4.The flash of her eyes had been succeeded by a dreamy and melancholy softness; They no longer give the impression of looking at the objects around her: They appeared always to gaze beyond—and far beyond----You would have said out of this world. 5.Heathcliff:What do they know of Heaven or Hell,Cathy, who know nothing of life?Oh,they're praying for you, Cathy, I'll pray one prayer with them. I repeat till my tongue stiffens. I know that ghosts have wandered on the earth. Be with me always, take any form, driving me mad! Only do not leave me in this dark alone where I cannot find you. I cannot live without my life. I cannot die without my soul! 6.I love Edgar like leaves in the trees, when winter change, then the trees will change. I leave to Heathcliff but love is like underground permanent rock. My love is Heathcliff! He is not in my heart, and all is not kind of fun, but as a part of me.
convulsion: uncontrollable attack frenzy: violent mental agitation
malignantly: progressive, uncontrolled difficulty growth character marvel at: be amazed by
Good words choices 1.“a score of glittering moons”: “score” is ingeniously well used. It means trace and trail. The word “score” sketches the contours of the clear and bright moon and grasp exquisite implication of the mood of Catherine. 2. “rankled in her heart”: “rankle” means to make resentful or angry. It vividly reveals the relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine change into boredom and resentment. It shows readers that love and resentment could be
Name Essay/ Book title Words:
宋佳雨 Wuthering Heights
Reading report School of English studies Date Aug.3,2015 Author Emily Bronte
Class Genre
6 nΒιβλιοθήκη Baiduvel
Useful words and phrases Phrases: moan over：complain recoil from: never shrink from
mischief: malicious behavior causes lounge away: drone away discomfort in others summon: gather; ask to come entreat: ask for a request earnestly valorous: brave; having valor mutter: in a low and indistinct tone bridle: headgear for a horse comply: act in accordance with rules delegate: assign a task for a person reckon on: reflect upon in amazement on doing meditate on: consider cleave to: cling to indicative of: demonstrate stir up: arouse feelings or passions blend with: mix up dissent from: disagree
Structure The author didn‟t narrate in an unimaginative and simple straightforward way, adversely, suspense are especially installed in abundance. So it should be “suspense-setting and discredit-solving” structure. Tenant Lockwood and housekeeper Nelly collectively represent readers an entire story. Lockwood resembles a spectator while Nelly is just like a narrator and witness. Therefore here we may draw a conclusion that Lockwood is a person who ceaselessly set suspense simultaneously Nelly is someone who tactfully solve discredit. The method of revealing the utter clue is definitely wielding two interlaced lines: one is the emotional entanglement relation between Mr. Heathcliff and Catherine; The other one is the romantic and inculpable love story happened to next generation. These two different lines can harmoniously be well- worked. The narrative sequence can be divided into two independent sections, One is positive sequence; the other one is inverted sequence. This is why the two generation‟s story could be emerged at the same time. The plots contain lots of ups and downs: love—resentment—love. Hence, resentment is both the cause and consequence of true love. Oftentimes, two clues interlace together, so it is simpler for all readers to analyze the interior thought of Heathcliff and experience all kinds of torture of Catherine. Meanwhile, two different places: Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange signify entirely two distinct worlds and powers. Wuthering Heights symbolizes tempest, spiritual homestead and transcendental love between Heathcliff and Catherine; Thrushcross Grange stands for tranquility, terrestrial love and secular heaven. Above all, we can easily perorate that this novel is a “suspense-setting and discredit-solving” structure. And it can be operated by two adverse sequences: One is positive sequence; the other one is inverted sequence.