:42:13
Has he gone?
:42:16
Your hands! What have you done?
:42:18
Linton. Is he gone?
:42:20
What have you done to your hands?
:42:25
What have you been doing?
:42:36
I want to crawI to her feet,
whimper to be forgiven...
:42:41
for Ioving me, for needing her
more than my own Iife...
:42:45
for beIonging to her
more than my own souI.
:42:49
Don't Iet her see me.
:42:55
I wondered whether you were stiII up.
I have some news!
:42:58
The kitchen is no pIace for that.
Come into the parIor.
:43:00
Come here.
Sit down. Listen!
:43:06
Can you keep a secret?
Edgar's asked me to marry him.
:43:12
- What did you teII him?
- That I'd give him my answer tomorrow.
:43:16
Do you Iove him, Miss Cathy?
:43:19
- Yes! Of course.
- Why?
:43:21
Why? That's a siIIy question,
isn't it?
:43:25
No, not so siIIy.
Why do you Iove him?
:43:28
He's handsome and pIeasant to be with.
:43:30
- That's not enough.
- Because he'II be rich someday.
:43:33
I'II be the finest Iady in the county.
:43:37
Now teII me how you Iove him.
:43:40
I Iove the ground under his feet,
the air above his head...
:43:43
and everything he touches.
:43:48
What about HeathcIiff?
:43:53
Oh, HeathcIiff.
He gets worse every day.
:43:57
It wouId degrade me to marry him.