:25:04
Quick, come on.
:25:08
Ruffians out in the grounds.
Quickly. Come on. Out.
:25:11
They've gone round the back.
Get the dogs.
:25:20
Where are they?
l'll give them a taste of this.
:25:23
We've got 'em. A boy and a girl.
:25:25
Attacking a magistrate's house
and on the Sabbath, too.
:25:29
By God, they'll swing for this.
:25:33
-Fasten the door Tom.
-lf she's hurt, you--
:25:38
Come and see here. Don't be frightened.
:25:42
-That's Miss Earnshaw.
-How can it be?
:25:45
-lt is. She's from Wuthering Heights.
-l hope she's all right.
:25:50
lt's not our fault.
She shouldn't be here in the first place.
:25:53
This must be the young lascar
Earnshaw brought back from Liverpool.
:25:57
Shut your mouth or l'll rip your tongue out,
fat bastard.
:26:00
-Get him out of here.
-l'm not leaving here without her.
:26:44
-Thank you. A delightful sermon, as usual.
-Thank you.
:26:47
-See you for dinner on Wednesday.
-Thank you.
:26:49
-Thank you very much indeed.
-Good-bye.
:26:52
Cathy would like to stay with us
a few days longer.
:26:55
l take it you have no objection?
:26:57
lf she's not too much of a burden,
Mrs. Linton.
:26:59
On the contrary, we shall be delighted,
so would the children.