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Mr. Earnshaw: character portrait from Wuthering Heights (Emily Brontë)

A character in Wuthering Heights

Mr. Earnshaw

Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

The master of Wuthering Heights at the story's start, father of Hindley and the elder Catherine, who brings the orphan Heathcliff home from Liverpool.

Also known as: the old master, old Earnshaw

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Meet Mr. Earnshaw

Mr. Earnshaw, also called the old master, is the head of Wuthering Heights at the story's outset. He is the father of Hindley and the elder Catherine, and he brings the orphan Heathcliff home from Liverpool.

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