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neither of us were cowards they might
combine to discharge are you soft to
steal brother you wouldn't angel to the
last do nothing sit still and beat up I
will do you a kindness I will do have
injustice it's time to make my duty I
see you love the villain yet Keithley if
I were you I'd stretched myself over her
grave and die like a dog the world is
surely not worth living in now is it
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is from either watch the blood away the
mindless parts from your kernel because
off of it Franny
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as well people that really rise from
their graves the last night cookie might
have witnessed a repulsive
I've God would only give me the strength
to strangle him in my last packet I
would go to hell with joy no it's enough
that he has murdered one of you everyone
knows your sister would be living now if
it were not for him get out of my sight
I loved Cathy too and her brother a
closeted my stump you too duck trusted
you
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order a carriage to take me to Gimmerton
and tell a servant to fetch a few curds
from my wardrobe this is the last thing
of his I have about me I must get quite
away I've recovered from my first desire
to be killed by him I'd rather he killed
himself monster he's a human being
they're worse men than him be more
changeable God can afflict his enemies
that ought to suffice
I can hope if we give him on only one
condition and that is to take an eye for
an eye and a tooth for a tooth
I'll put poor Catherine's baby away I
don't like to see I'll hear no to put on
dry things and you're certainly not
going to get into the shower walking or
riding I must get away
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how is she Nelly safe from your reach I
understand that she's living near London
that I have a son what's his name
Linton Linton so they wish me to hate it
as well did they I don't think they wish
you to know anything at all about want
it they may reckon on that
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right now
hi Bonnie Liza you're mine now we shall
see if one tree will grow as crooked as
the next with the same wind to twist it
that fool should be buried at the
crossroads with those ceremony they
won't deed went on lift him
don't it's what boy is the right is
mortgaged to create some interest in
heat this heart whereby Eve named you
with him more leniently that child must
come back with me just hush cross-range
say that girl Intan say so of course
he's ordered me to take him what grounds
he's Hatton's uncle and claims
guardianship yes well we might discuss
that subject now but tell your master
but if he attempts to remove this boy
I'll be sure to make my own son come
back to me remember to tell him that
Nelly
how long will it be before I can walk to
the top of those hills my eyes on the
other side is it the same no miss
Catherine it's the hills again just like
those rocks like when you stand there
only bare masses of stone with hardly
enough earth in their cliffs to nourish
a stunted tree why are they so bright
because they're a great deal higher up
than we are
you could not climb them they're too
high and steep then I can go cheering
I'm a woman you're prepared Ellie
they're not worth the trouble of
visiting Miss Catherine the Mo's way
around with him are much nicer and fresh
cross park is the finest place in the
world
you must put on morning miss Kaffee your
aunt Isabella is dead and your father
returns from the South tomorrow boo mr.
Ranger room via cousin Linton
this is your cousin Cathy Linton shake
hands now
yeah she's fond of you already do try
and be cheerful oh come come you'll make
her cry as well see how sorry she is for
you I'll go to the sofa then Linton take
him some tea Nelly
now now Kathy remember your cousin is
not as strong or as merry as you are
he must have rest and quiet those we are
aren't is about as final instructions
is mr. Linton on one space do we still
miss going to bed
you must entrust your message to me
which is Israel Oh a three-percent me
for his blood and I won't go back though
Jim tell mr. Heathcliff that his son
shall come to Wuthering Heights tomorrow
oh here's mr. Heathcliff son Ellen we
have no influence over his destiny good
or bad
you should come tomorrow no use in bed
and too tired to travel any distance now
know your love is Laden Armand that
games you know you know you shall not do
so tonight she'll come tomorrow
now go Ellen show enough dr. Warren is
coming so you get her you will take him
tomorrow morning Nellie on Cathy's pony
before Cathy is awake it is better for
her to remain in ignorance as to where
he has gone well she will be restless
and anxious to visit the heights merely
tell her that his father has sent for
him suddenly Lamar never told me I had a
father I'd rather stay with uncle you
must learn to love you Father as much as
you did your mother and then he'll learn
to love you I love him I don't know all
children of their parents
surely swapped with you mr. Young's is
lust oh god what a beauty what a lovely
charming thing are they read it on
snails and sour milk Nelly
damn myself
it's worse than I expected where's my
share in it you know me yeah you've
heard of me though I dare say no no well
I'll tell you then
you're my son and your mother was a
wicked slap to leave you in ignorance of
the type of father you possessed I hope
you'll be kind to him mr. Eastley for
your walk keep him long and he's all the
kin you are in the wide world remember
she'll be very kind to him Nellie
Joseph give this puling chicken some
breakfast hittin work my son is the
prospective owner of cross-range Nellie
and I should not like him to die until I
was certain of being his successor I
hate him for the memories he revives
that consideration my only regret is in
the way faced whining rate so little
deserves the trouble
there are tales of Apostle John tainted
Chuck says you cannot eat purposes right
his mother also mr. hareton never had no
dose when even a little
I'm not
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master Linton must be quite a young man
by now I never knew such a faint-hearted
creature nor one that took such carry
itself he must have a fire in middle of
summer and Joseph pipes poisoned to him
and he must have sweats and Don T's and
always milk have a milk how does his
father treat him and voice seems to
dislike him ever longer and worse well
it takes trouble to hide it Denton oh it
was not bad natured though is rough
how's your young charge then she's a
lady now not be enough in her solitude
Ellen Ellen make haste
pop has given me leave to walk to the
edge of the Moors come on come on I know
where I wish to go where a quantity of
more games settled I wish to see when
they've made their nests yet yeah well
that must be a good way off they don't
breed on the edge of the moor no it's
not Catherine I've been very close with
Papa
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caught ya see you things up under misty
cliffs of his gran sir let me go nothing
only Papa told me that were quantities a
browse up here and I wish to see the
eggs come on miss catching we must go
back Papa who might Papa be mr. linton
of Thrushcross Grange I thought you did
not know me you would not have spoken to
me like that you suppose that Papa is
highly esteemed and respectable then
what are you mr. Heathcliff I'm your
neighbor
you're not heard of me no is this your
son no but I do have a son and you have
seen him have I yes you'll see him again
you care to look in with us she do no
such thing
if you care to walk over the nub of this
Heath with me and walk into my house
you'll receive a warm welcome
where's the harm in it Nelly
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now who is this can you tell your son
yes this is not the first time you've
seen him
oh you have a short memory Linton do not
remember your cousin Catherine Linton
why you're taller than I am now and
you're my uncle then dammit
you have kisses to spare give them to
him
why don't you visit us at the Grange
uncle because I visited it once or twice
too often before you were born Ricki dad
why did you try to hinder me from
entering I shall take this walk every
morning in future may I incur and
sometimes bring forth ah yes but I
better tell you Catherine that your
father has a prejudice against me hi
because he thought me too poor to wear
these sister but Linton and I have no
share in your call nope so you may come
as you will but you better not tell your
father
then turn yes huh have you don't think
to show your cousin a rabbit or a
weasels nest why don't you take her in
the stables and show her your horse I'd
like that
wouldn't you rather sit here hey come
here
here is another cousin for you
is he not a handsome man here - you
shall be the favorite among us take
around the farm and behave like a
gentleman now in no bad language
I tried his tongue Nelly he'll not
venture a single syllable you remember
me at his age Nelly was I ever so
gormless as Joseph says worse because
more sullen with it I have pleasure in
him I could sympathize with all these
feelings having felt them myself the
best of it is that he's down doubly fond
of me I've outmatched Hindley there get
up no way after them my design is as
honest as possible Millington I wish
them to get married
and I'm being generous she has no
expectations and if she married Linton
should be the joint successor to these
lands and be provided for should be so
anyway no she'll not there's no clause
in the will to secure that his property
would go to me but I desire their
marriage and I'm resolved to bring it
about I come near your house again
what's that inscription some damn novel
writing I can't tell it well I can read
it I want to know what it is he does not
know his letters is he simple it's he
not write there's nothing the matter but
laziness he scorns reading clowning he
calls it more of a lass than a lad at
fella this minute
pitiful crater you are not to go there
again Cathy never again do you hear why
did you deceive me papa well I kept
hoping and was always disappointed about
Linton's coming back do you imagine that
it was to deny you a pleasure that you
might harmlessly enjoy it was because
you disliked mr. Heathcliff then you
believe I care more for my feelings than
I do for yours no it was not because I
dislike mr. Heathcliff but because he
disliked me he delights to wronged and
ruin those he hates I knew he would
detest you on my own account but mr.
Heathcliff was quite cordial papa he
said I might come to his house when I
pleased only I must not tell you because
your pride was hurt and you wouldn't
forgive him for marrying aunt Isabella
she might be living yes but it's not for
him he's a murderer Cathy
you shall know hereafter my darling why
I wish you to avoid his house and his
family but for now I think no more about
them I'm not crying for my cell phone
it's for him
Linton expected to see me tomorrow and
he'll be disappointed
Oh nonsense it's not what an arm did
weak for a relative have only seen twice
deed no indeed the need right you there
never be an end of it
but how can one little nose Catherine
the acquaintance must be dropped
entirely now get into bed
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don't miss Catharine is the last of the
bluebells that clouded the turf in a
lilac mist in july should we pick some
and show them to your father
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why crying Catherine love yes right
because your father has a cold she
should become it's nothing wrong but it
will be something worse Ellen what
should I do a couple and you leave me by
myself her life will be changed
you're dead I hope it'll be years before
it comes to the heart
your father's you man I'm strong my
mother lived till eighty a Canty dame to
the last but aunt Isabella was younger
than Papa well aunt Isabella hadn't got
you and I to NASA you'll keep your
father chair for by letting him see you
cheerful and I'm not cherishing an
affection for the son of someone who'd
rather see him in his grave and mind you
Catherine don't let him see you fretting
about Ellen I fret about nothing on
earth except on fazil nurse and I
promise I will never never never do an
act or say a word to vexy
mind you don't fall oh do be careful
miss Katherine you must come in now
you're getting sold
Catherine Catherine I can't stay at this
side open the door
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I don't hate my son suppose it is
concerning him that I demand your
attention worthiness is deed I like you
but I don't like your double-dealing how
did you say that I hate your child best
medicine he dreams of you day and night
I swear a Viennese Grey none that you
can say
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we give Baba confine - what are you
going to do yourself miss covered have
enough to do with looking after you in
the park I enjoy doing this around the
fondest nurse that ever watched rank
weeds that every art and care define
rain or the land and rock the blighted
ride there this'll stretch their prickly
arms afar and to the ragged infant wall
it's mr. Heathcliff at home
hey never go back we hope you die in a
garret staffed at Beth Din tonight come
how are you are you glad to see me
no they don't kiss me I can't breathe
the passage would cool that detestable
creature won't burn calls to the fire in
the house keep us always at Gimmerton so
cold
are you glad to see me are you you
should have come before
where's Hareton off with his dogs
robbing your woods of pheasants I hate
him I hate them all
I want to drink
I just need to point
your kind are you glad to see me Linton
yes I am a parcel is saying to me you
won't come called me a pittance
well said you despite next apartment
Ellen I love you better than anybody
living pretty Linton I wish you and my
brother and then you'd like me as well
as your father no I should never love
anybody as well as for par but my
process you'll love me better than him
and all the world if you wear my wife
people hate their wives sometimes your
father hated his wife that's a lie no
it's not the part old me the power does
not tell falsehoods my past scorns yours
calls him a sneaking fool
yours is a wicked man he must have been
wicked to have made aunt Isabella leave
him as she did she didn't leave she did
well I'll tell you something your mother
hated your father it's now then and she
loved Mariah it's true she did she did
she did Catherine she never touches me
neither instruct me in his life
I didn't strike you
that's not that's too high how must I
arrange it then let me lean on you
Catherine
that's us mais to do all afternoon
together sit quite still and sing a song
if you can sing I'd rather have a battle
a fair maid shattered her bow at door
wringing her hands and by it came
sprightly youth fast tripping off the
strands where go you young John she said
so early in the day got me to think by
your fast trip your journey's far away
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are you spending your days
my days are divided between
you must have a very warm heart to us
both
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leave my horse alone she'll kick you I
wouldn't do much of it did miss Cathy
miss Cathy I can read you on writing now
how wonderful you are clever turn in
sure at 9:00 sure and the figures I
can't tell him yet dance go away now
I've come to see Linton not you
are you not tired Ellen you're not fully
recovered yet hadn't you better lie down
you'll be sick keeping up so long no I'm
not tired Miss Catherine I am I'll go to
bed I think I have a headache
good night
like Miss Catherine
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whether you been riding at this hour
miss Catharine to the bottom of the park
nowhere else no mystery oh we're happy
beam do wondering my only soul ensign
Papa please have pity on him strolling
up you've been there regularly miss
class yes every evening since you fell
ill but I didn't see mr. Heathcliff
barber not once I promise
only Linton since you are so fond of
Linton I shall write to him and give him
leave to visit you here
but he must no longer expect to see you
with weathering Heights that I forbid
you'll have plenty of time to get
acquainted with him sir see whether he
sutras husband wants four years to his
coming-of-age is his health improved
he's very delicate sir perhaps too
delicate to come all the way to the
Grange when the summer comes perhaps I
shall allow them to ride or walk
together on the moors but always under
your guardianship Hadden oh I've prayed
often for the approach of what is coming
and now I shrink and begin to fear it
Ellen I've been very happy with my
little Cathy through winter nights and
summer days she has been a living hope
at my side yet I've been as happy by
myself
musing among the stones in the
churchyard lying on the green mound of
her mother's grave and wishing yearning
for the time when I might lie beneath it
what can I do for Cathy
I do not care one moment for Linton
being Heathcliff's son but should he be
only a tool to his father I cannot
abandon her to him I would rather resign
her to God and lay her in the earth
before me resigner to God as it is sir
and if we should lose you which heaven
forbid
I'll stand a friend and counselor to the
last
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why Cannot you say at once that you do
not want me Linton
my father is very ill why am I called
from his bedside I desire an explanation
I'll not dance attendance on your
affections now speak for heaven's sake
Catherine so whether that makes me dull
hate my father and spare me go of me
foolish silly boy let go of my frock
Catherine Catherine I retreated to
consent you said you loved me consent in
here let me die with you consent consent
to what well it is something to see you
so near to my house Nelly we wouldn't be
here if you're heard boy I hadn't told
us to come this near because master
Linton was too weak to walk further
how are you at the Grange rumor goes
that Edgar Linton's on his death bed
he's dying yes to last seems determined
to beat me to my grave I thank his uncle
if he went before it
yes well he will be in a day or two
linton get up damn yeah I noticed you
wish bother to keep beside me captain
give me your hand
take mine stand on your feet she'll lend
you um would you be so kind as to walk
with him to the house miss Linton I
cannot go to weather and Heights Papa
has forbidden me well will respect your
scruples Nelly will you take him in I
must stay with Miss Catherine to mind
your son is none of my business
Catherine take me home please my house
is not stricken by the plague Nelly you
shall have some tea before you go home I
by myself
he has taken some cattle to the leaves
and Ziller and Joseph are off on a
journey of pleasure and though I'm used
to being on my own I'd rather have some
interesting company Nelly had I been
born where laws were less strict and
taste less delicate I would treat myself
to a slow vivisection of those two for
an evenings amusement why have you
locked the door
I've locked all the doors Mellie give me
that key I will have it try to lengthen
it the reason you shall have a daily
take the elevator time devil of a
krumper in your eyes again wants us to
be married
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being by the lattice all married Miss
Catharine try to rest now
I am afraid now because if I stay papar
will be miserable how can I endure
making him miserable mr. Heath could let
me go home I promised to marry Linton
but I would like me to and I love him
for sure if he dare send Ellen to let
the pond know I'm safe you'll think
we're lost
he'll think that you're tired of waiting
on him it's quite natural at your age to
worry about nursing a sick father his
happiest days were over when your days
began Catherine you cursed you I dare
say for coming into the world as I did
at least mr. Heathcliff you're a cruel
man but you're not a fiend if papar
thoughts I'd left him on purpose and
died before I returned could I bear to
live no I'll not get up and I'll not
take my eyes from your face until you
look back at me don't turn away do look
look I don't hate you uncle have you
never loved anybody in your life never
keep your fingers off me
hey mrs. Dean I heard that you and Missy
were lost on the marsh and then the
master told me that you've been found
but you were sickly so he'd lodged you
here how long were you in meiosis a
scoundrel it's not his tale they tell it
in the village and when I come in a
course to young mr. Ayrton and I tells
him the rumor and he says well if they
were lost in the marsh they're out now
and he gives me the key and says that
you're to flit and here to go to the
Grange and take a message to mr. Linton
that the young lady's Killington still
alive - he's still alive the doctor says
but he may live another day
she'll be here tonight sir I've sent
four men to demand her return Helen
center of your attorney immediately
I must alter my will Cathy's fortune
must be put into trust for her use alone
it must not go to her husband or to
Heathcliff when Linton dies
what are you for met in your flesh of
dims with the tech Miss Catherine to the
Grange Miss Catherine a kid mrs. Linton
Heathcliff no it's your master dead yet
no but it will be by morning well use
challeng that his daughters ill too ill
to leave our room dreams this minute why
because my master says so coveted when a
mr. Linton won't live another night it's
about at will well I have some pressing
business to be done in the village at
this moment
tell your master I'll come to the grange
before morning her father shall fear if
that Devil be killed on his own door
stands trying to prevent it
yes yes my angel God you say for this
again
that color before you see Lincoln stole
the key for me I was so desperate he was
frightened to determine tell them of
your arrival you will say that you don't
be happy with Young Jeezy font you for
your father's sake tell him you'll be
happy I don't complain
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I'm going to her
and you darling
child you shall come to us
who's that girl intern to lie there I
put his wish next is why
it's a fish yet that'll spoil if air
gets to it just the day that you were
buried
Oh Jimmy you made me think that uh
you're not there you're on the earth
strange way of killing
to beguile me with a specter
my genius
I am instructed by mr. Heathcliff to
give all the servants notice to quit you
yourself would remain here for the time
being as care to the Grange now he's
dead no it's his sons you take
instructions from the father not the son
the young mr. Heathcliff is not yet
legally of an age to deal in matters of
property so it was mr. Heathcliff then
was the cause of your delay in a being
my late master summons was it
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stop there's no more running away now
I can't affect you home Catherine and I
hope you'll be a dutiful daughter and
not encourage my son to any more
disobedience whether you like your
precious mate or not he's your concern
that letter continue here ascendant
matura but you hate them both so much
you won't miss them I'm seeking a tenant
for the Grange and I want my family
around me
besides this last owes me her services
for bread get ready now
don't oblige me to compel you Michele
Linton is all I had to love in the world
and try as you might you cannot let us
hate each other I defy you to however
miserable you make us we shall still
have the Revenge of knowing that your
cruelty arises from your misery you are
miserable aren't you though me like the
devil envious like him nobody will cry
for you when you die
I wouldn't do you
which history let me come with you to
the high-stakes Heelys places Oh tell me
what I did yesterday I opened that
coffin and I saw her face again sousou's
yeah well you're not ashamed to disturb
the dead i disturb nobody Nellie I shot
one side of a coffin Lutz the side on
which I'm to be laid and I covered it up
again and I bribed the sexton to pull it
away when I'm laid there and to do the
same with a side of my coffin then by
the time Linton gets to us he won't know
which is which you're wicked to do so
she's disturbed me for 18 years Nellie
incessantly and remorselessly until last
night then last night I dreamt I was
sleeping the last sleep by that sleeper
with my heart stopped and my cheek
frozen against her she had been
dissolved into earth or worse what would
you dreamt then of dissolving with her
and being more happy still I have such a
strong faith in ghosts now II I have a
conviction that they can and they do
exist among us
the evening after she was buried I went
to the churchyard and I got a Spade from
the tool house and I began to delve
scraped the coffin and I fell to work
with my hands and I was on the point of
opening the lid I seemed to hear a sigh
from someone apart at the edge of the
grave I thought it's one breath
expressing the wind I knew there was no
living thing by and yet I felt she was
there on the earth her presence was with
me and it remained with me until I
refilled the grave and it led me home
and since then I've been the sport of an
intolerable torture infernal it seemed
that whenever I walked on the moors I
should meet her she must be somewhere at
the heights I was certain
whenever I slept in my chambers her
chamber I thought she was by me
I cannot lie there anymore Nelly
whenever I closed my eyes she was either
outside the window or coming in through
the door into the room or arresting her
head and the same pillow she did when
she was a child so I opened my eyes I
closed my eyes and I opened them and I
closed them and I opened them and I
closed them and I opened them and I
closed them I helped on the Mac one
hundred times nothing like and almost
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I have Sina and pacified little I'm
ready
send that round tomorrow
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now Catherine how do you feel how do you
feel Catherine he's safe and I'm free I
should feel well but you've left me so
long to struggle against death alone but
I feel and see only death I feel like
death
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this is his well you may read it if you
wish I'll tell you then
he's bequeathed everything he owns and
everything you own to me missus east
whip is coming down to sit with us while
the Masters away acne I think the young
lady's too fine for you well at me
you're right but she's as poor as you or
I now and what will all ending and a
danger in a stupor and now
get away from me how dare you touch me I
can't enjoy you I'm driven down here by
the cold not to enjoy your society I got
upstairs again if you come near me what
could I have done all right to blame
mr. mr. lock let's say on you tenant I
do myself the honour of calling on you
as soon as possible to express the hope
that I have not inconvenience to you by
occupying just cross-grain so soon I
won't allow any blue team convenience
with Joe
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mrs. Heathcliff do point out some
landmark by which I may know my way home
take the road you came it's brief advice
but as sound as I can give many of you
here tomorrow that I have been found
dead in a bog you will not blame
yourself for it I hope there will be a
lesson to you to make no more rash
journeys on these hills if you will not
give me a guide mr. Heathcliff I fear I
shall be compelled to stay I keep no
accommodation for visitors No it'll not
suit me to permit anyone the range of
this place while I'm off my god mr.
Heathcliff as far as Park you will go
with him to hell
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actually what it proof the place was all
David Mike's been swarming with ghosts
and goblins you ever reason shutting it
up I assure you he's that fina got in
through the window he probably was final
Oh Cathy
give me this time
come in come in
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hit me this time my heart spelling
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well I should like to be riding down
there I should like to be climbing Oh
installed Hareton what if my housekeeper
never where is of talking about you and
praising you and she should be greatly
disappointed if I return with no news of
you does Ellen like you yes very well
you must tell her that I would answer
her letter but I have no materials for
writing not even a book from which to
tear a leaf no books when you contrive
to live up here without them I was
always reading when I had them but Mr
Heathcliff took it into his head to
destroy my books I came across a secret
stock in your room some Latin and Greek
and tales and poetry all old friends I
suppose you gathered them as a magpie I
gather silver spoons for the mere love
of stealing there are no use to you but
I've must have imprinted on my heart and
you cannot deprive me of that mr. Heth
in his desires of increasing as a man of
knowledge I think I heard you Hareton I
heard you yesterday turning over the
dictionary seeking out the hard words
and then cursing because you couldn't
read the explanations stumbled on the
threshold and our teachers scorned us we
should totter still I have no wish to
limit his acquirements but he has no
right to take what is mine and make it
ridiculous with his vile mistakes I
never want to read or hear or think of
them again ah Dave Oh
matter with you nope when I look for his
father in his face I find her more and
more every day
I came to tell you that I shall be
returned to London in a few days
Oh indeed so you're already tired of
being banished from the world are you
but if you've come to plead off paying
for a place that you won't occupy then
your journey is useless because I never
relent in exacting my due from anyone
I've come to plead off nothing sit have
dinner with us mr. Lockwood a guest that
is safe from repeating his visit can
generally be made welcome Catherine
mr. Lockwood will be eating with us
you'll have your dinner with Joseph and
remain in the kitchen until he's gone
perhaps miss Lockwood you'll tell your
housekeeper mrs. Dean that I desire her
services and I desire to return here
they still have something more romantic
than the fairy tale it would have been
you know she and I had struck up an
attachment and migrated together into
the steering atmosphere of the town
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I know why he never speaks when I'm in
the kitchen it's just like a dog isn't
Yellin or a carthorse he works eats and
sleeps eternally what a blank dreary
mind he must have do you ever dream
written do you dream about perhaps he's
dreaming now mr. Eyre the last master to
send you upstairs if you don't behave
yourself
he's afraid I shall laugh at him he
began to teach himself to read once
because I laughed he burnt his books
if I gave you a book now Hareton would
you take it
wanna break your neck
I found out that I want but I'm glad but
I should like you to be my cousin now
Hareton Hareton Hareton Hareton to you
here with you let me be no I won't and I
can't speak wallows clouds are floating
in my face you're my cousin and you
shall own me I'm not doing your mucky
pride and mocking tricks are down on
this minute be friends with your cousin
the Stratton it should do your great
deal of good
she hates me you hate me as much as mr.
Heathcliff dozen more sundry wife I made
him angry damn by taking your part a
hundred times I didn't know you took my
part
I thank you I beg you to forgive me here
well what should I have done I must show
him in some way that I want to be
friends
giving this tell him if you'll take it
I'll come and teach him to read it right
because it says but if you take this
you'll come and teach you to read it
thought I told you of laughing
what fiend possesses you to stir up me
with those infernal eyes down with them
me what come on up [ __ ] tell them on go
just give me Guardian from me what's
your grievance you lay some grease this
Queen has which touch
grandest current trees it pulled up two
or three is black currant bushes but I'm
gonna say I'm again why we want to plant
some flowers there about this place and
who ordered you to a bear
you shouldn't begrudge me a few yards of
Earth when you've taken my land your
land [ __ ]
you never had any and my money silence
get out and hareton's land and his money
if you strike me Hareton will strike you
he and I are friends now
fling her into the kitchen because I
shall kill her if I catch sight of her
again
drag her away him you'll not obey you
anymore and he'll soon to test you as
much as I do
no you won't let him strike me Bassam
you go ahead it's a curse of which has
provoked me when I cannot bear it and I
am going to make our
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so learn to avoid putting me into a
passion
I really shall murder you sometime he'll
leave me all of you I won't so far will
that appeals it against him not one he
was a devil himself it doesn't signify
get away now whoops this place to myself
I could do it now I can prevent you
myself and none would hinder me but I've
lost the Faculty of enjoying their
destruction and I'm too idle to destroy
for nothing Nellie there's a strange
change approaching and I'm in it shadow
it take so little interest in my daily
life I hardly remember to eat a drink
and I can give those two no attention
anymore Oh their presence causes me
agony but what does not recall her I
cannot look down at this floor she's in
every cloud every tree filling the air
the most ordinary faces of men and women
the entire world what change mr.
Heathcliff what do you mean by change
I shall not learn until it's over have
no feelings of illness have you no no
they have not then you're not afraid of
death I have to remind myself to breathe
almost to remind my heart to beat I have
a single wish and my whole being is
yearning to attain it and I have yearned
so long and so unwaveringly that I'm
convinced it will be reached and soon
because it's devoured my existence
Oh God
it is a long fight I wish it was over
we'll eat this must be hungry I don't
think it's right to wander out of doors
at night
something the matter with you now it's
been waiting nearly an hour
are you last night on the threshold of
health damn within sight of my goal my
heaven I have my eyes on it
well you better go now you'll neither
see nor hear anything to frighten you if
you refrain from trying
ah close the casement what yeah yes
close it
mr. you give try to rest now if neither
eaten I slept for three days now mr.
Heathcliff master don't for God's sake
stare as if you saw an unearthly vision
tell me by yourself
of course we are of course we are are
good Lumiere finale
our sin for greed I have written my will
yet I don't know how I leave my property
and I wish I could annihilate it from
the face of the earth
if you would pay me without being angry
mr. e skip little for you some advice
that would make you happier ever since
you were 13 years old you've hardly had
the Bible in your hands
what could I send for some minister who
could show you how how far you bird from
its precepts and I won't think you'll be
for its heaven unless a change date is
placed before you die hi you remind me
of how a desire to be buried Nellie you
and him was carrying me to the
churchyard and make sure that the sexton
obeys my instructions concerning the
coffin no minister become nothing need
be set over me I've nearly obtained my
heaven and I don't cover it value the
heaven of others you neglect my wishes
belly you'll prove that the dead
it's persisted in his obstinate fast for
several days now and he will not speak
to us see any of us we've heard him
groaning and murmuring to himself
through whole nights together
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Joseph
the whole salad of his soul and we have
his carcass in the party for all our
gear
he want a wicked any looks burning at
Deus
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Oh Lord we offer the humble and our mm
and the edges turn through like Western
rate for mr. this house
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contrary contrary you dunce
contrary now kiss me
not until you read it through correctly
the honest man does not speak against
truth nor the prudent man against vulgar
opinions a lad will be lost
he's reached I'm sorry don't read your
Bible like a Christian why are you face
such phantoms I'm thinking of the
nonsense you've heard your parents and
companions repeat but this son would
swear on their Bibles that they walk
I wonder how anyone can ever imagine
unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in
this quiet earth
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