:53:26
White heather for good Iuck,
Miss Catherine.
:53:42
Come aIong, Cathy.
:53:46
What is it?
:53:49
A coId wind went across
my heart just then--
:53:52
a feeIing of doom.
:53:55
You touched me,
and it was gone.
:53:57
Oh, it's nothing, darIing,
I'm sure.
:54:09
Oh, Edgar, I Iove you. I do.
:54:12
Good-bye.
:54:24
And I, too, feIt a coId wind across
my heart as they rode away together.
:54:29
And I, too, feIt a coId wind across
my heart as they rode away together.
:54:29
But as the years went on,
they were reaIIy in possession...
:54:32
of a deep and growing happiness.
:54:35
I wish you couId've
seen Miss Cathy then.
:54:37
She became quite the Iady of the manor
and was aImost overfond of Mr. Linton.
:54:43
For IsabeIIa, she showed
great affection...
:54:46
and presided over Thrushcross Grange...
:54:48
with quiet dignity.