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  "textContent": "  Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie work up a froth in the new film adaptation of _Wuthering Heights_.\n\n##### Heathcliff and Catherine go full B.D.S.M. in Emerald Fennell’s new film adaptation of Emily Brontë’s timeless gothic novel\n\nBy Daphne Merkin\n\nT\n\nhe wonder of it is that _Wuthering Heights,_ which was declared to be “unquestionably and irredeemably monstrous” upon publication, exists at all, its creative origins forever obscured by the brief and enigmatic life of its author. The novel, published in 1847 under a male pen name (Ellis Bell), was written by Emily Brontë, a 27-year-old virgin so reclusive she makes Emily Dickinson seem positively sociable, who lived in a parsonage together with her gifted sisters and alcoholic brother in the tiny village of Haworth in Yorkshire, England.\n\nThe parsonage abutted the moors, where Brontë liked to wander, and the READ ON",
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