1:41:03
I can stiII see and hear
that wiId hour...
1:41:05
I can stiII see and hear
that wiId hour...
1:41:07
with poor HeathcIiff trying to tear away
the veiI between death and Iife...
1:41:14
crying out to Cathy's souI...
1:41:17
to haunt him and torment him...
1:41:21
tiII he died.
1:41:24
You say that was Cathy's ghost I heard
at the window?
1:41:29
Not her ghost...
1:41:31
but Cathy's Iove,
stronger than time itseIf...
1:41:36
stiII sobbing
for its unIived days...
1:41:40
and uneaten bread.
1:41:49
- What's the matter, man?
- I've gone mad.
1:41:51
- Stark raving mad.
- Dr. Kenneth.
1:41:54
I saw HeathcIiff out in the moors
in the snow with a woman.
1:41:56
- A woman, you say?
- Yes, a woman.
1:41:58
I saw her with him
pIain as my own eyes.
1:42:01
It was Cathy.
1:42:05
Go on, man. What happened?
1:42:08
No, I don't know who it was.
I was trying to get up near to them...
1:42:11
when suddenIy my horse reared
and pIunged, and I was thrown.
1:42:15
I caIIed out to them, but they didn't
hear me, so I foIIowed them.
1:42:19
I teII you I saw them both!
1:42:22
He had his arm about her.
1:42:24
So I cIimbed up after them...
1:42:27
and I found him.
1:42:30
OnIy him-- aIone--
1:42:34
with onIy his footprints
in the snow.
1:42:38
Under a high rock on a Iedge
near Penistone Crag.
1:42:44
Yes.
1:42:46
Was he dead?
1:42:48
No, not dead, Dr. Kenneth.
1:42:51
Not aIone.
1:42:53
He's with her.
1:42:56
They've onIy just begun to Iive.