Emily Brontë

The only undisputed portrait of Brontë, from a group portrait by her brother [[Branwell Brontë|Branwell]], {{circa|1834}}<ref name="Portrait">{{cite web|url=https://brontesisters.co.uk/The-Profile-Portrait-Emily-or-Anne.html|title=The Bronte Sisters – A True Likeness? – The Profile Portrait – Emily or Anne|website=brontesisters.co.uk}}</ref> Emily Jane Brontë (, commonly ; 30 July 1818 – 19 December 1848) was an English novelist and poet who is best known for her only novel, ''Wuthering Heights'', now considered a classic of English literature. She also published a book of poetry with her sisters Charlotte and Anne titled ''Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell'' with her own poems finding regard as poetic genius. Emily was the second-youngest of the four surviving Brontë siblings, between the youngest Anne and her brother Branwell. She published under the pen name Ellis Bell. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Wuthering Heights /

    Wuthering Heights / by Bronte, Emily

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    "And like myself lone wholeysic lone." Holograph poem. 1841 Feb. 27 :

    "And like myself lone wholeysic lone." Holograph poem. 1841 Feb. 27 : by Bronte, Emily

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    At Castle wood. Holograph poem 1844 Feb. 2 :

    At Castle wood. Holograph poem 1844 Feb. 2 : by Bronte, Emily

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    "Buisy sic day has glided by" and "I know not how it falls on me", Holograph poems. The second dated June 3, 1839 :

    "Buisy sic day has glided by" and "I know not how it falls on me", Holograph poems. The second dated June 3, 1839 : by Bronte, Emily

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    Chat, Le. Holograph 1842 May 15 :

    Chat, Le. Holograph 1842 May 15 : by Bronte, Emily

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    That word never. "Not many years but long enough to see". Holograph poem. Also attributed to Charlotte Bronte.n.y. Dec. 23 :

    That word never. "Not many years but long enough to see". Holograph poem. Also attributed to Charlotte Bronte.n.y. Dec. 23 : by Bronte, Emily

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    "When days of Beauty deck the vale". Holograph poem :

    "When days of Beauty deck the vale". Holograph poem : by Bronte, Emily

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    "I'm happiest when most away" and "Weaned from life torn away" :

    "I'm happiest when most away" and "Weaned from life torn away" : by Bronte, Emily

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    Papillon, Le. Holograph. On first page : Devoir 1842 Aug. 11 :

    Papillon, Le. Holograph. On first page : Devoir 1842 Aug. 11 : by Bronte, Emily

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    "There was a time when my cheek burned" :

    "There was a time when my cheek burned" : by Bronte, Emily

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    "Tis moonlight summer moonlight". Holograph poem 1840 May 19 :

    "Tis moonlight summer moonlight". Holograph poem 1840 May 19 : by Bronte, Emily

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    "What winter floods what streams of spring". Holograph poem 1832 Mar. 27 :

    "What winter floods what streams of spring". Holograph poem 1832 Mar. 27 : by Bronte, Emily

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    "Wind was rough which tore", The. Holograph poem 1839 Nov. 23 :

    "Wind was rough which tore", The. Holograph poem 1839 Nov. 23 : by Bronte, Emily

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    "All hushed and still within the house." Holograph poem :

    "All hushed and still within the house." Holograph poem : by Bronte, Emily

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    "His land may burst the galling chain". Holograph poem :

    "His land may burst the galling chain". Holograph poem : by Bronte, Emily

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    "It is not pride it is not shame". Holograph poem :

    "It is not pride it is not shame". Holograph poem : by Bronte, Emily

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    "Methinks this heart should rest awhile". Holograph poem :

    "Methinks this heart should rest awhile". Holograph poem : by Bronte, Emily

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    "She dried her tears and they did smile". Holograph poem :

    "She dried her tears and they did smile". Holograph poem : by Bronte, Emily

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    "That dreary lake that moonlight sky". Holograph poem :

    "That dreary lake that moonlight sky". Holograph poem : by Bronte, Emily

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    "There let thy bleeding branch atone". Holograph poem. Also attributed to Anne Bronte :

    "There let thy bleeding branch atone". Holograph poem. Also attributed to Anne Bronte : by Bronte, Emily

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