00:00Bally!
00:02Bally!
00:24Bally!
00:28Bally!
00:30You're to come home directly, Nellie!
00:32You're to nurse it!
00:34Nellie!
00:37Such a grand bar, Nellie!
00:39Finest lad you ever saw!
00:42You're to feed it on milk and sugar, Nellie.
00:45You're to take care of it night and day.
00:47The missus, is she badly?
00:48The daughter says the mistress must go.
00:50She says she's been in the consumption these many months,
00:52and now there's nothing to keep her.
00:54She'll be dead before winter.
00:56I wish I were you, Nellie.
00:58Because it'll be all yours when there is no missus.
01:10Look, Hingley.
01:12See what a fine boy he is?
01:16Look, Hingley.
01:28You will make a fine man, will he not?
01:30A strong, fine man.
01:48How is he?
01:49How is he?
01:54The boy?
01:55What?
01:57He's nearly ready to run apart now.
02:01The mistress.
02:04The doctor says...
02:05The doctor.
02:08She's well.
02:12She'll be perfectly well by this town next to me.
02:16Damn him.
02:19She does not require any further attendance.
02:23She's well.
02:27If there's a fever...
02:28It's gone.
02:31It's gone.
02:39Her cheek is as cool as mine.
02:44She's well.
02:49She's well.
02:50She's well.
02:51She's well.
03:21She's well.
03:26She's well.
03:28She's well.
03:29She's well.
03:30She's well.
03:33She's well.
03:35She's still walking.
03:38She's well.
03:40She's big.
03:42She's been hugging.
03:44She's back in the middle of the day.
03:45Come on.
04:15Come on.
04:45Come on.
05:15Come on.
05:44Come on.
06:14Come on.
06:44What are you doing here?
06:48Get back into the kitchen.
06:50Get out!
06:52Damn swine.
06:56Kathy!
06:58Kathy!
07:02Are you going somewhere?
07:08Are you going somewhere?
07:20No, it's raining.
07:26Some will come in here.
07:28Not that I know of.
07:30Oh, you should be in the fields now Heathcliff.
07:38I'm not going to go to work today.
07:40I'm not going to go to work today.
07:44I'm going to stay here with you.
07:46Oh, but Hindley...
07:48Hindley has gone to town and he won't be back before supper.
07:52Joseph will tell him.
07:54Joseph will tell him.
07:58Joseph is loading line by Peniston Crag.
08:00We'll take him until now.
08:02I don't know.
08:04I don't know.
08:06Isabel and Ed Giddinkton talked of calling this afternoon.
08:10As it rains, I hardly expect them.
08:14I don't know.
08:16But...
08:20Cathy!
08:22Come here, look!
08:24Look, those crosses are for the evenings spent with the Lintons
08:28and those dots are for those spent with me, do you see?
08:32I've marked every day. Yes, very foolish!
08:35Where's the sense in that? To show you that I take notice, Cathy.
08:39Should I always be sitting with you?
08:42What good do I get?
08:44What do you talk about?
08:47You might be dumb or a baby for anything you say to amuse me.
08:51Or for anything you do either!
08:54You never told me before that I talked too little or that you disliked my company.
08:59There's no company at all when people know nothing they say about you.
09:12I've not arrived too soon, have I?
09:23No.
09:31What are you doing here?
09:33What are you doing here, Miss?
09:37Take yourself and your dusters off!
09:40So please don't start scowling and cleaning when Cathy were in the house.
09:43It's a good opportunity while the master's away.
09:45He hates me to be fidgeting in his presence.
09:47If Mr. Eker will excuse me.
09:50I've had you to be fidgeting in my presence.
09:52Well, I'm sorry about that, Miss Cathy.
09:56Oh, Miss Cathy!
09:59Oh, that was a nasty trick!
10:01I didn't touch him!
10:03What's that then?
10:04Oh!
10:05Oh!
10:06Oh!
10:07You're in love!
10:08Cathy!
10:09Leave the room there!
10:10Oh!
10:11Oh!
10:12Oh!
10:13Oh!
10:14Oh!
10:15Oh!
10:16Oh!
10:17Oh!
10:18Oh!
10:23That's right, Mr. Egg.
10:24Take warning.
10:25It's the kindest of us to let you see her true disposition.
10:33Where are you going?
10:35Well, you must not go.
10:36I must.
10:37And shall I?
10:38No!
10:39Sit down!
10:40You shall not leave me, Miss Temper.
10:42I should be miserable all night and I won't be miserable for you.
10:46Can I stay after you've struck me?
10:49You've made me afraid and ashamed of you, Catherine.
10:52I'll not come here again.
10:54And you told a deliberate untruth.
10:56I did nothing deliberately!
11:03Oh well.
11:05Go then, if you please.
11:08Get away.
11:11Then I'll cry.
11:16I'll cry myself soon.
11:17Come in.
11:36Mr. Edgar.
11:39Miss Cathy.
11:40Kathy, she's dreadfully wayward, sir.
11:43As bad as any marred child, you'd best be going home.
12:10Oh, my God!
12:12Come on.
12:14Come on.
12:18Come on.
12:20Come on.
12:23Oh, my God!
12:27Come on!
12:32Hey!
12:35Oh, my God!
12:37Come on!
12:39Come on!
12:44Mr. Indy's back!
12:46Ready to pull the house down round our ears again, no doubt.
12:52Good night, Katherine.
12:55Hey, Kath!
12:57Now...
12:58It's fine.
13:00Oh, you're fine, Gin.
13:01Squeegee you to death, a dash against a wall, a...
13:04I've found out, at last!
13:09Oh, my God!
13:11By heaven and hell, you swam between you to murder me, child!
13:15Oh, Mr. Hendricks!
13:17Give him!
13:18Give him away!
13:19Oh, God!
13:20I'll make you swallow on this.
13:22I've just thrown that damn doctor head down most into Black Horse Martian too.
13:26He's the same as well.
13:28I want to kill some of you.
13:30I shall not rest until I do.
13:32Now open your mouth.
13:34I'd rather be shot, if you please, sir.
13:35You'd rather be damned!
13:37Well...
13:38There's no law in England that can prevent a man from keeping his house decent and might abominable!
13:43Now open your mouth.
13:46Oh, God!
13:47It tastes detestable!
13:48It's been cut in red herrings!
13:50Oh, I beg your pardon now.
13:54I see that this is not her.
13:56Give it be he.
13:59He deserves playing alive for not running too much for me.
14:04Don't you think the boy would be houncing the cross?
14:06Oh, Mr. Hendricks!
14:07Keep away!
14:10It's an infernal affectation to cherish our ears.
14:14Oh!
14:15Oh, there's a joy.
14:16There's a charm.
14:17Oh, Mr. Hendricks!
14:19Will you give him to me?
14:20Will you just...
14:21Damn you!
14:23What an idiot!
14:24Such a monster!
14:25Mr. Hendricks!
14:26As sure as I'm living operating a brat's neck!
14:29Oh!
14:30Oh, Mr. Hendricks!
14:31I'm not going to teach you to impose my deluded father!
14:34Give him to me!
14:35Give him!
14:36Oh!
14:37Ah!
14:38Ah!
14:39Ah!
14:40I wonder his mother does not rise to my grave to see how he is!
14:51He wasn't a heathen!
14:55It's your fault, Alan.
14:57You should have kept him from me.
15:00You should have kept him out of sight.
15:02Is he injured anywhere?
15:06Hey!
15:07Don't meddle with him!
15:08He hates you!
15:10They all hate you and that's the truth!
15:13A happy family in an infernal house you've got!
15:16And a pretty estate you'll come to!
15:22I should come to a pretty estate yet now.
15:25Have mercy on the child if you have none for yourself!
15:37Have mercy on your own soul!
15:40Nay, not I!
15:42I shall have great pleasure in sending it to perdition
15:45to punish its maker!
15:48Here's to a hearty damnation!
15:55Heathcliff!
16:00Look out of my reach and hearing!
16:04I shall not murder you tonight!
16:10Unless I set the house on fire.
16:14And that's as my fancy takes me.
16:25It's a pity that he cannot kill himself with drink.
16:40Unless some...
16:42happy accident befalls him.
17:16Are you alone, Lily?
17:19Yes, miss.
17:25Is Heathcliff?
17:26About his work, miss.
17:31Oh, Lily, I'm very unhappy.
17:34It's a pity you're hard to please.
17:36So many friends and so few cares and can't make yourself content.
17:42Can you keep a secret?
17:44Is it worth keeping?
17:47Yes, and it worries me.
17:51I want to know what I should do.
17:54Today, Edgar Linton has asked me to marry him.
17:59I've given him an answer.
18:00Now, before I tell you what it was, you tell me what it should have been.
18:03Really, Miss Cathy, how should I know?
18:06Considering the exhibition you performed here this afternoon,
18:08I think it might be wiser to say no.
18:11Since he asked you after that, he must be either hopelessly stupid
18:13or a venturesome fool.
18:15If you talk so, I won't tell you any more.
18:18I accepted him.
18:27Be quick, say whether I was wrong.
18:28Why discuss it? You've pledged your word.
18:30Tell me if I should have done so.
18:33Do you love Mr Edgar?
18:37Of course I do.
18:38I do.
18:39Why do you love him, Miss Cathy?
18:41Because I do. That's sufficient.
18:42No!
18:43You must say why.
18:49Well, because he's handsome and pleasant to be with.
18:53Because he's young and cheerful and he loves me.
18:57He will be rich.
18:58I shall be the greatest woman in the neighbourhood and proud to have such a husband.
19:02And how do you love him, Miss Cathy?
19:07Because everybody loves.
19:11Oh, you're silly, Nelly.
19:12By no means. Answer!
19:17I love the ground under his feet and the air over his head.
19:21I love everything he touches and every word he says.
19:23I love all his looks and actions.
19:26I love him entirely and altogether there now.
19:28Why?
19:31You're making a gist.
19:32There are plenty of other handsome rich young men in the world.
19:37I've seen none like Edgar.
19:38Well, you may.
19:39And he will not always be handsome and young.
19:41And he may not always be rich.
19:43He is now.
19:44And I must have only to do with the present.
19:46Well, that settles it then.
19:47If you have only to do with the present, marry Mr Lin.
19:49I shall marry him!
19:50I don't need your permission for that.
19:57You've not told me whether I was right.
19:59Well, you're perfectly right.
20:00If people be right just to marry for the present.
20:04Now let's hear what you're unhappy about.
20:06Your brother will be pleased.
20:08You'll escape a disorderly comfortless home into a wealthy and respectable one.
20:11You love Edgar. Edgar loves you.
20:13All seems smooth and easy.
20:15So where's the obstacle?
20:18Here?
20:20Here.
20:23In whichever place the soul lives.
20:32It's my secret.
20:38I'll try and explain it, but I can't do it distinctly.
20:41I'll give you a feeling of how I feel.
20:43feel
20:48Nellie do you ever dream queer dreams yes now and then I've drunk dreams that
20:53have stayed with me ever after and changed my ideas they've gone through
21:00and through me and altered the color of my mind
21:05this is one that I'm going to tell you don't miss Kathy we're dismal enough as
21:12it is without conjuring up ghosts and visions to perplex us
21:26if I were in heaven Nellie I should be extremely miserable because you're not
21:31fit to go there I don't was that I was there
21:38but heaven didn't seem to be my home
21:41I broke my heart with weeping to come back to earth
21:45and the angels were so angry
21:49flung me out
21:51onto the heath onto the top of Wuthering Heights
21:55where I woke sobbing for joy
21:58I've no more business to marry at Gillingham
22:05and I have to be in heaven
22:09and if him he had not brought Heathcliff so low I shouldn't have thought of it
22:18but it'd degrade me to marry Heathcliff now
22:23so he'll never know how much I love him
22:40Heathcliff will be back
22:44I'm not sure he wasn't there in the door just then
22:49Heathcliff has no notion of these things hasn't he?
22:57he doesn't know what being in love is
23:03well I don't see why he shouldn't know just as well as you
23:07how will he bear to be separated from you
23:11how will he bear to be quite deserted in this world
23:14who?
23:17Heathcliff
23:17he quite deserted
23:20we separated
23:22who's to separate his prey?
23:25every linton on the face of the earth might melt into nothing
23:31before I could consent to forsake Heathcliff
23:34that's not what I mean
23:37I love him not because he's handsome Nellie
23:42but because he's more myself than I am
23:46whatever our souls are made of
23:51his and mine are the same
23:52linton's is as different as moonbeam from lightning as frost from fire
23:57and when I marry Edgar Heathcliff will be as much to me as he has been all his lifetime
24:02oh I see
24:04you think of me as a selfish wretch
24:11but did it never strike you
24:15that if I was to marry Heathcliff we would be beggars
24:17whereas if I marry Edgar I shall be able to aid Heathcliff to rise and place him out of my brother's power
24:22with your husband's money
24:23of all the reasons you've given for marrying Miss Cathy that is the worst
24:27no it's not it's not
24:28it's the best
24:30you see
24:32the other reasons were for my sake
24:35oh and for Edgar's
24:38this is for the sake of someone who understands my feelings for Edgar
24:42someone who understands me
24:44I can't express it
24:51but
24:51surely you've sometimes felt that there is
24:54or there should be an existence that is yours beyond you
24:58what would be the use of my creation if I were entirely contained here
25:03my great miseries in this world have been Heathcliffs
25:07I watched and I felt each of them from the very beginning
25:11my great thought in living is him
25:15if all else perished
25:18and he remained
25:20I should continue to be
25:22but
25:23if all else remained
25:25and he perished
25:26or the universe would turn into a mighty stranger
25:32do you know I shouldn't seem a part of it
25:35time will change my love for Linton
25:40I'm well aware of that
25:44as winter changes the trees
25:46but my love for Heathcliff
25:50is as the eternal rocks beneath
25:53nearly I am Heathcliff
25:56he's always always in my mind
26:00not as a pleasure anymore
26:01than I'm always a pleasure to myself
26:02but as my own being
26:06nay
26:11you've drawn me with no more secrets
26:14I'll not promise to keep them
26:16oh that gets worse and worse
26:18he let the gate and full swing
26:21and Mrs. Bourne is blotted through
26:22and trodden down to a rick's a corn
26:24he was here
26:26Heathcliff
26:27I didn't know it till I saw him leave
26:29when did he leave
26:33I think it was just as he was
26:36you were complaining of Mr. Hindley's conduct towards him
26:40what did he hear me say
26:44that you were going to marry Mr. Linton
26:47and it would degrade you to marry him
26:49I must speak to him
26:50look at Miss Curvy
26:52he doesn't know you
26:55he doesn't
26:56he doesn't know you
26:58he didn't know you
26:59problems
27:00miss Curvy
27:01come back
27:02Heathcliff
27:03hide
27:04Heathcliff
27:14Heathcliff
27:15Heathcliff
27:15No, no, no, no, no.
27:45No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
28:15No, no, no, no, no, no.
28:45No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:15No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:17No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:19No, no, no, no.
29:21No, no, no, no, no.
29:23No, no, no, no, no, no.
29:25No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:27No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:29No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:31No, no, no, no, no.
29:33No, no, no, no, no, no.
29:35No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:37No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
29:39No, no, no, no, no, no.
29:41No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
30:11I think I'm the happiest man alive.
30:38Kathy.
30:41Kathy.
30:43The bouquet.
30:45I don't know.
30:54Ellen!
30:56I understand my sister has asked you to go with her to Thrushcross Crane.
31:00Aye sir but I refused her.
31:03Refused?
31:05Why? I've no objection.
31:07I told her I'd stay at the Heights sir to look after her.
31:08Herton.
31:10Herton.
31:14Herton there's no need of you.
31:18Go with my sister.
31:22Herton and I want no women in a house now that there is no mistress.
31:26Joseph and I will look after him.
31:30Come on boy.
31:34Come here damn you!
31:36Come here.
31:41His letters sir.
31:42I've just begun to teach him his letters.
31:44The jury will teach him his letters by and by.
31:50You get rid of all decent folk the faster to run to your ruin.
31:53Oh come here s-
31:55Old blood!
31:59My mother!
32:01irse
32:23Oh, shit!
32:53She has seasons of gloom and silence now and then.
33:05But Mr. Linton and Mrs. Isabella are careful not to cross her.
33:08The doctor says her perilous illness is still with her.
33:11But they're happy enough together, aren't they, Ella?
33:13Are they?
33:16Inglis slipping deeper every day.
33:18And he takes again poorer for no reason
33:20whenever the fancy takes him.
33:23Is that you, Nanny?
33:40You do not know me?
33:44Look.
33:47I'm no stranger.
33:49Mac.
33:52Is it really you?
33:55It's him.
33:59Where is she?
34:19A person from Gimmerton is called to see you, ma'am.
34:26What does he want?
34:27I did not question him, ma'am.
34:28I did not question him, ma'am.
34:29I did not question him, ma'am.
34:30I did not question him, ma'am.
34:31I did not question him, ma'am.
34:32I did not question him, ma'am.
34:33I did not question him, ma'am.
34:34I did not question him, ma'am.
34:35I did not question him, ma'am.
34:36I did not question him, ma'am.
34:37I did not question him, ma'am.
34:42I did not question him, ma'am.
34:43I did not question him, ma'am.
34:44I did not question him, ma'am.
34:47I did not question him, ma'am.
34:48I did not question him, ma'am.
34:49I did not question him, ma'am.
34:50I did not question him, ma'am.
34:51I did not question him, ma'am.
34:54Well, close the curtains now.
34:56I'm bringing tea.
34:57I'll be back directly.
34:58I'll be back.
34:59Don't stand there, love.
35:23Bring the person in.
35:29Oh, Edgar!
35:48Edgar, darling!
35:50Heathcliff's come back.
35:52He is!
35:53Well, well.
35:54Don't strangle me.
35:55He never struck me as such a marvellous treasure.
35:58For my sake, you must be friends now.
36:01Shall I tell him to come in?
36:03Here, to the drawing room?
36:05Well, where else?
36:06Would not the kitchen be a more suitable place for a ploughboy?
36:10No, I can't sit in the kitchen.
36:13Oh!
36:14Set two tables here, Ellen.
36:16One for your master and Miss Linton being gentry,
36:18and the other for Heathcliff and myself being of the lower orders.
36:21Will that please you, dear?
36:22No, Catherine.
36:23Ellen bid him step in.
36:28And Catherine, if you must be glad, please try not to be absurd.
36:32The entire household need not witness the sight of your welcoming home a runaway servant as a brother.
36:37Mrs. Linton recalling old times would have me give you a cordial reception.
36:44And I am, of course, gratified when anything occurs to please her.
36:53And I also.
36:55Please sit down, sir.
36:57Please sit down, sir.
36:58Thank you, sir.
37:00Thank you, sir.
37:01reception and I am of course gratified when anything occurs to please her and I
37:08also
37:12please sit down sir
37:31I shall think it a dream tomorrow I shan't believe that I have seen and touched and spoken to you once
37:51more and yet cruel Heathcliff you don't deserve this work to be absent and silent for three whole
38:00years and never to think of me a little more than you thought to me I heard of your marriage Cathy
38:06while I was waiting in the porch I thought of this plan just to have one glimpse of your face and
38:20afterwards settle my score with Hindley and prevent the law by killing myself
38:25you're welcome has put such ideas out of my mind
38:32you were really sorry for me were you well there was cause
38:39I fought through a bitter life for your sake I struggled only for you
38:45Catherine if we're not to have cold tea please come to the table
38:51Mr. Heathcliff will have a long walk wherever he may lodge tonight and I'm thirsty
38:55Mr. Heathcliff
39:13Miss Linton
39:15Mr. Heathcliff
39:16your mother and father are not here this evening
39:19they died sir shortly after our wedding
39:22tell me Mr. Heathcliff have you been for a soldier
39:38no
39:39or a highwayman
39:41no
39:42but you're rich are you not
39:46I'm not as poor as when I left
39:50you have arranged a place at Gimmerton
39:52no at Wuthering Heights
39:57with Hindley
40:00yes
40:02with Hindley's consent
40:04with his insistence
40:08I um
40:10I won some money from him this afternoon at Carts
40:14and no doubt wishing to recoup his losses
40:15we offered me lodging sir
40:17if you are to be in walking distance from the Grange Mr. Heathcliff
40:22I suppose we shall be seeing you often
40:23incessantly Miss Linton
40:28oh Joseph
40:44how is it up there
40:46is it true what they're saying
40:48Hindley and Heathcliff up all night over dice and cards
40:52aye
40:53great enough
40:55he's a rare'un
40:57oh Heathcliff
40:58oh Heathcliff
40:59aye
41:00Heathcliff
41:02does he never say a note to be fine living among us when he goes to Grange
41:16this is Dwayont
41:18this is Dwayont
41:19this is Dwayont
41:21up at sundown
41:23dice
41:24brandy
41:25cloy shutters and candle leak till next day at noon
41:29at knave Heathcliff
41:33he can count his brass and eat and sleep
41:37while Hindley's gourd runs into his pocket
41:41his pocket
41:42he's a nont
41:48he's a nont
41:49he's a nont
41:50he's a nont
41:51he's a nont
41:52green
41:54lawyer
41:57he's a nont
41:58he's a nont
41:59he's a nont
42:00he's a nont
42:01he's a nont
42:03he's a nont
42:04Huintle is gambling away his land
42:05he's a nont
42:06burrowing brass for a bloody lad Heathcliff
42:08Till I die, Cliff, for these lambs. Come on.
42:38Is this done with Mr. Linton's consent?
42:45Oh, yes.
42:47Why I've been so sweet to him.
42:51I've lavished such a summer of sweetness and affection
42:55and he may allow anything.
42:58Besides, Isabel is with us.
43:08I waited for you, Heathcliff.
43:12On the night of the fury, on the night of the storm.
43:15I waited for you all night.
43:18Up there.
43:20In the cleft.
43:29Kathy!
43:31Mr. Heathcliff!
43:34Wait for me!
43:38Cramble on, if you like.
43:41Oh!
43:43No!
44:09How can you say I'm harsh?
44:11I mean, when have I been harsh?
44:13Yesterday.
44:15Yesterday.
44:19On what occasion?
44:23In our walk across the moor.
44:25You left me to lose myself while you and Mr. Heathcliff walked on.
44:28What is that harshness?
44:33You take pains to keep him from my company.
44:39He didn't care if he kept with us or not.
44:41I thought Heathcliff's talk would have nothing entertaining for your ears.
44:48You wished me away because you knew I liked to be there.
44:52Are you insane?
44:54I'll repeat our conversation, Isabella, word for word.
44:58And you can point out any charm it could have had for me.
45:00I don't care for the conversation.
45:09I wanted to be with...
45:12Well...
45:14With him.
45:17And I won't always be sent off.
45:19I won't believe this idiocy.
45:29You desire no one to be loved but yourself.
45:37Well, I hope I have misunderstood you, Isabelle.
45:49I love him.
45:58More than you ever loved Edgar.
46:02And he might love me.
46:05If only you'd let him.
46:11I wouldn't be you for a kingdom then.
46:13You're mad.
46:15Do you know what Heathcliff is?
46:17He's an unreclaimed creature.
46:20Without refinement.
46:21Without cultivation.
46:23A wilderness of furs and windstone.
46:27I'd as soon put that canary in the park on a winter's day.
46:31As recommend you to bestow your heart on him.
46:34He's a fierce, pitiless, wolfish man.
46:38And he'd crush you like a sparrow's egg.
46:41If he found you a troublesome charge.
46:47I know that he could never love a linton.
46:50But he'd be quite capable of marrying your fortune.
46:57There's my picture.
47:00I'm his friend.
47:01For shame!
47:02I shudder at you!
47:04So much so.
47:07Had he thought seriously to catch you.
47:10I'd have probably held my breath and let you fall into his trap.
47:12I'd have to let you fall into his trap.
47:42I'd have to let you fall into his trap.
47:47That's right.
47:48Come in.
47:51Here are two people sadly in need of a third to thaw the ice between them.
47:56You're the very one we should both of us choose.
48:00I am proud to show you somebody at last who dopes on you more than myself.
48:05My poor little sister-in-law's breaking her heart
48:09by mere contemplation of your physical and moral beauty.
48:15Why isn't your power to be Edgar's father?
48:19No, Isabella, you shark!
48:22I can't!
48:24We were quarrelling like cats about people.
48:26I was informed that had I but the manners to stand aside,
48:30my rival, as she will have herself be,
48:33would shoot a shaft into your soul
48:36that would fix you forever and send my poor image into eternal oblivion.
48:39Mr Heathcliff, be kind enough to bid this friend of yours to release me.
48:42Are you not pleased, Heathcliff?
48:44She swears that the love Edgar has for me
48:47nothing compared to the love that she entertains for you.
48:49Mr Heathcliff, you and I are not on intimate terms
48:52and what amuses her is painful to me beyond expression.
48:54She's out of temper because on yesterday's walk
48:57we dispatched her out of our society.
49:00Well, she wishes to be out of it now at any rate.
49:08There's a tigress.
49:11How foolish of you to show those talents to him!
49:15Look, Heathcliff.
49:16Oh!
49:22Beware your eyes!
49:26I'd wrench them off her fingers if ever they menaced me.
49:34She's her brother's heir, is she not?
49:36Dismiss the subject from your thoughts, Heathcliff.
49:38Banish him from your thoughts, miss!
49:41He's a bird of bad omen, no mate for you!
49:44Honest people don't hide their deeds!
49:47Well, how's he been living?
49:49How's he got rich?
49:51Why's he staying at wuthering heights in the house of a man he abhors?
49:54You wouldn't think of desiring yourself such a husband, would you?
50:04Would you?
50:06What'd you?
50:08Would you?
50:13What do you mean?
50:16What's he coming from the other side of the body?
50:19The other side of the body.
50:21They're coming from the sides of the house.
50:23Ah!
50:25Oh, dear.
50:27Oh, dear!
50:28Judas, traitor.
50:45Who is Nilly?
50:58Who is Nilly?
51:28ORGAN PLAYS
51:58ORGAN PLAYS
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