In a novel, this woman relays the story of how she found the skeletons of dead baby birds because her lover set a trap that dissuaded the older birds from returning to the nest. Seeing a lock of this (15[1])woman’s hair on the floor, a man mixes (15[2])strands of his (15[1]-5[1])hair with hers, (-5[1])and fits them into (-5[1])her locket. The narrator of (15[1])a novel sees this woman’s name scrawled several times on a mildewy ledge, each time (10[2])with a different (*) surname. A different (-5[1])man is distraught when that narrator shuts the (10[1])window the former believes this woman’s ghost is attempting to slip through. This woman isolates herself (-5[1])while pregnant with (-5[1])the (-5[1])baby (-5[1])of Edgar Linton, regretting (10[2])how she told a (10[1])low-class orphan that she couldn't marry him. For 10 points, name this (10[3])woman (10[5])who haunts her love interest Heathcliff from beyond the grave in Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights. ■END■