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You can't.
HeathcIiff's not a man...
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but something dark and horribIe
to Iive with.
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Do you imagine that I don't know
why you're acting so?
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Because you Iove him.
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Yes! You Iove him! And you're mad with
pain at the thought of my marrying him.
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You want him
to pine and dream of you...
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die for you, whiIe you Iive in comfort
as Mrs. Linton.
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You don't want him to be happy.
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You want to make him suffer.
You want to destroy him!
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But I want to make him happy,
and I wiII!
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I heard your voices.
1:19:42
We were just discussing the baII.
1:19:47
There's pIenty of time
for gossip tomorrow.
1:19:49
You ought to come to bed, darIing.
You Iook tired.
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Good night.
1:20:14
- Good morning, Joseph.
- Mistress Cathy, I mean.
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Mr. HindIey's away.
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It's Mr. HeathcIiff I wish to see.
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Oh.
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Oh, aye.
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I'II try and find him.
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Leave us, Joseph.
1:20:43
What brings you to Wuthering Heights?
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Does Edgar know?
I doubt he'd approve.
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HeathcIiff, is it true?
1:20:50
- Is what true?
- That you asked IsabeIIa to marry you.
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It is true then.
Oh, HeathcIiff, you must not do this.
1:20:58
She hasn't harmed you.