‘My love for

Linton is like

foliage in the

woods: time will

change it, I’m

well aware’

Catherine

‘he’s more

myself than I

am’

Catherine

‘Linton’s is as

different as a

moonbeam from

lightning, or

frost from fire’

‘Whatever our

souls are made

of, his and mine

are the same;’

‘It would

degrade me to

marry

Heathcliff now’

Catherine Catherine Catherine

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‘My love for

Heathcliff

resembles the

eternal rocks

beneath:’

‘a source of

little visible

delight, but

necessary’

To Cathy

‘“Loving!” cried

I, as scornfully

as I could utter

the word.’

‘Catherine

Earnshaw, here and

there varied to

Catherine Heathcliff,

and then again to

Catherine Linton.’

‘Hareton is the

last of them, as

our Miss Cathy is

of us – I mean, of

the Lintons.’

Hindley ‘swears

he will reduce

him [Heathcliff]

to his right place’

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‘I meditated

this plan – just

to have one

glimpse of

your face’

‘“I seek no revenge

on you,” replied

Heathcliff, less

vehemently.

“That’s not the

plan.”’

‘The tyrant grinds

down his slaves

and they don’t

turn against him:

they crush those

beneath them.’

‘we’ll see if one

tree won’t grow

as crooked as

another, with the

same wind to

twist it!’

Heathcliff

‘I find the

will to lift a

slate of either

roof has

vanished!’

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‘My old enemies

have beaten me; now

would be the precise

time to revenge

myself on their

representatives’

‘my fingers

closed on the

fingers of a

little, ice-cold

hand.’

‘The intense

horror of

nightmare

came over me:’

‘I suppose that she

wanted to get

another proof

that the place

was haunted, at

my expense.’

‘Well, it is

[haunted] –

swarming

with ghosts

and goblins!’

‘I was

superstitious

about dreams

then, and am

still’

‘And I pray one

prayer – repeat it

till my tongue

stiffens- Catherine

Earnshaw may not

not rest as long as I

am living’

‘you said I

killed you –

haunt me,

then!’

‘Be with me

always – take

any form –

drive me mad!’

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‘I cannot live

without my

life! I cannot

live without

my soul!’

‘It’s a cuckoo’s,

sir’

‘I really thought

him not

vindictive: I was

deceived

completely, as

you will hear’

‘no parson in the

world ever

pictured heaven

so beautifully as

they did’

‘I would not

bear slapping

and ordering;

and so I let

her know.’