:36:16
And as time went by...
:36:18
Cathy again was torn between her wiId,
uncontroIIabIe passion for HeathcIiff...
:36:23
and the new Iife
she had found at the Grange...
:36:26
that she couId not forget.
:36:38
I got the soap in my eyes!
Where's the toweI?
:36:43
- Oh, it's hot!
- No, it's just--
:36:46
- It's hot!
- Don't do that!
:36:49
EIIen, haven't you finished yet?
:36:51
Supposing you're not ready
when he gets here. Keep stiII.
:36:55
Any young man that wiII come sniveIing
back after the way you treated him...
:36:58
you can keep waiting forever.
:37:00
What's wrong with him, sending you
perfume? Hasn't he any pride?
:37:04
I sent my apoIogies, didn't I?
:37:06
I can't beIieve this change in you,
Miss Cathy.
:37:09
Yesterday you were a harum-scarum chiId
with dirty hands and a wiIIfuI heart.
:37:14
Look at you.
:37:16
Oh, you're IoveIy, Miss Cathy.
LoveIy.
:37:19
That's a very siIIy Iie.
:37:21
I'm not IoveIy.
What I am is very briIIiant.
:37:24
- I have a wonderfuI brain.
- Indeed?
:37:27
It enabIes me to be superior
to myseIf.
:37:30
There's nothing to be gained
by just Iooking pretty Iike IsabeIIa.
:37:33
Every beauty mark must conceaI a thought
and every curI be fuII of humor...
:37:37
as weII as briIIiantine.
:37:37
as weII as briIIiantine.
:37:39
Such prattIe. We--
:37:43
Since when are you in the habit
of entering my room, HeathcIiff?
:37:46
I want to taIk to you.
Go outside, EIIen.
:37:49
I wiII not! I take orders from
Mistress Catherine, not stabIe boys.
:37:53
Go outside.
:37:55
AII right, EIIen.