:57:02
What do they want?
:57:06
He wouldn't say.
:57:08
Who is it, Nellie?
:57:12
lt's Heathcliff.
:57:15
-Heathcliff?
-Edgar.
:57:18
Edgar! He's come back.
:57:21
lsn't it marvelous? lt's Heathcliff.
:57:24
-l must see him.
-All right. There's no need to strangle me.
:57:27
For heaven's sake,
he's only a run-away gypsy, after all.
:57:30
-l'll tell him to come up, shall l?
-What, here?
:57:34
l can't sit in the kitchen.
:57:37
Nellie can set two tables then...
:57:39
...one for you and lsabella
and one for him and me.
:57:41
Don't be silly.
:57:42
Would that please you or would you rather
have me stand at the kitchen door?
:57:47
Catherine, for heaven's sake.
:57:50
Nellie, go and fetch him up.
:58:01
Catherine.
:58:05
Thank you, Jenny.
:58:08
Catherine, be glad by all means,
but please do not be absurd...
:58:11
...especially in front of the servants.
:58:13
l'll behave.
:58:39
My wife has asked me
to receive you as a friend.
:58:44
Would you care for some tea?
:58:47
That would give me great pleasure.
:58:50
Won't you sit down, sir?