Wuthering Heights
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:08:00
Why don't you go with them?
:08:04
But you....
:08:08
What is it? What's the matter?
:08:15
What's the matter?
:08:20
My love....
:08:23
Whatever happens....
l know that nothing's going to, but...

:08:27
...l want you to remember:
:08:30
You're the son of this house.
:08:33
Everything must come to you.
The land, everything.

:08:35
-Mother don't....
-lt's all got to come to you, not....

:08:40
There's no need
to talk that way to the boy.

:08:44
Neither of us is dead yet.
:08:48
Promise me that our son
shall have what is his.

:08:52
You promise me you'll prefer no other.
:08:56
Never fear Mary, the Lord watches over us.
:09:01
Hindley shall get what is due to him.
:09:07
Maybe more besides.
:09:10
Come on, lad.
:09:15
Come on.
:09:35
Despite Cathy's increasing affection
for Heathcliff...

:09:38
...I could see from the start that
his presence bred ill-feeling in the family.

:09:44
Less that two years
after his arrival at Wuthering Heights...

:09:48
...Mrs. Earnshaw died,
never having offered him a kindly word.

:09:53
Hindley, in his loneliness after her death...
:09:56
...had special cause to resent the Master's
strange affection for the child...


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