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"WUTHERING HEIGHTS " ELEVATED VOCABULARY

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Elevated Vocabulary (Ara Fig) From "Wuthering Heights" By Emily Brontë "The Horror of Great Darkness’  That broods over Wuthering Heights & The ‘Grinding Influence of Natures So Relentless & Implacable Of Spirits Lost & Fallen" EMILY JANE BRONTE Born 1818--Died 1848 Wuthering Heights was first published in 1847 https://archive.org/details/wutheringheights01bron_0 Emily Brontë published Wuthering Heights in 1847 Under the masculine pen name Ellis Bell.  Brontë adopted this pseudonym To avoid 19th-Century Prejudice Against Female Authors & Ensure her Work's  Judged on Merit--Not Gender Climbing these Moors Step by Step Gathering  the Ghosts of Brontë's Language Like Scattered Heather in the Wind. A Complete Comprehensive Outline of  Tiered Vocabulary fromWuthering Heights— Expanded & Unified With a clear Progression from  Foundational  Early, more Brooding Words to the  Deepest Gothic Fury Tiers Ordered by Appearance/Intensity in...
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THE YOUNG SOPRANOS (TYS) "MEMENTO MORI " PART 1 (NEWLY EDITED TEXT)

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  --- THE YOUNG SOPRANOS —  --- The Young Sopranos (#TYS) “MEMENTO MORI” — PART 1 (I–XVIII) Created  By J. Beck 2026 --- AJ SOPRANO & OMERTÀ “A Prince therefore, being compelled knowingly to adopt the Beast, ought to choose the Fox and the Lion.  Because the Lion cannot defend himself against snares, and the Fox cannot defend himself against Wolves. Therefore it is necessary to be a Fox to discover the snares, and a Lion to terrify the Wolves.  Those who rely simply on the Lion do not understand what they are about.” Niccolò Machiavelli The Prince (1532) --- --- The Young Sopranos “MEMENTO MORI” — DUMBO, NYC — Spring 2017 “This is NYC’s Q104.3 FM — I trust you’re getting where you need to be with the ‘Morning Rush.’ Traffic is at a standstill. It’s utterly miserable out there. So slow it down and ‘Take It Easy.’ Let’s all get where we’re going safe and sound! I hope you’re somewhere dry with a hot cup of coffee and brought an umbrella with you today...
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