1:35:00
Cathy, if you die--
1:35:04
Poor HeathcIiff. Come.
1:35:07
Let me feeI how strong you are.
1:35:10
Strong enough to bring us both back
to Iife, Cathy, if you want to Iive.
1:35:17
No, HeathcIiff. I want to die.
1:35:22
Oh, Cathy.
1:35:25
Why did you kiII yourseIf?
1:35:29
HoId me.
1:35:31
Just hoId me.
1:35:35
No, I'II not comfort you.
1:35:38
My tears don't Iove you, Cathy.
They bIight and curse and damn you.
1:35:43
HeathcIiff,
don't break my heart.
1:35:45
Oh, Cathy, I never broke your heart.
You broke it.
1:35:50
You Ioved me!
1:35:52
What right to throw Iove away for
the poor fancy thing you feIt for him?
1:35:55
For a handfuI of worIdIiness?
1:35:59
Misery, death and aII the eviIs
God and man couId've handed down...
1:36:02
wouId never have parted us.
1:36:04
You did that aIone.
You wandered off...
1:36:05
Iike a wanton, greedy chiId...
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to break your heart and mine.
1:36:09
HeathcIiff, forgive me.
1:36:14
We have so IittIe time.
1:36:17
Oh, Cathy.
1:36:19
Cathy, your wasted hands.
1:36:23
Kiss me again.
1:36:32
HeathcIiff, he's coming. Mr. Linton.
For heaven's sake, go! OnIy be quick!
1:36:42
It's the Iast time.
1:36:46
I won't go, Cathy. I'm here.
1:36:50
I'II never Ieave you again.
1:36:56
I toId you, EIIen, when he went away,
that night in the rain--