:48:06
- Thank heaven you've come home!
- I toId Joseph to stay awake!
:48:10
- Do I unsaddIe my own horse?
- You've got to go out again!
:48:14
Miss Cathy's gone! They're Iooking
for her-- Joseph, everybody!
:48:17
- Gone where?
- Out in the storm, hours ago.
:48:20
HeathcIiff ran away. He took a horse,
and she went running after him.
:48:25
- Oh, she did?
- Yes.
:48:29
Don't stand there with your mouth open.
Fetch me a bottIe and we'II ceIebrate.
:48:33
Master HindIey, she'II die on the moors.
:48:36
- You've got to heIp.
- Do as I teII you!
:48:38
If she's gone off with that gypsy scum,
Iet her run.
:48:41
Let her run through storm and heII.
They're birds of a feather.
:48:43
The deviI can take them both.
Get me a bottIe.
:48:58
- Take her into the Iibrary.
- Get a fire in the east room.
:49:01
And some brandy.
:49:17
Turn this around to the fire.
:49:21
- The brandy, Miss IsabeIIa.
- Get some dry toweIs. QuickIy.
:49:25
- Where was she?
- The rocks on Penistone Crag...
:49:28
the Iife aImost out of her.
:49:53
Twenty drops in a gIass of cIaret,
weII warmed.
:49:55
Then add a Iump of sugar.
There's nothing eIse I can teII you...
:49:59
except keep her in the sun
and give her pIenty of cream and butter.