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Wuthering Heights

CHAPTER XXII
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Nelly, if you won't let her go, you can walk over yourself.

But I shall not return till this time next week; and I think your master himself would scarcely object to her visiting her cousin.' 'Come in,' said I, taking Cathy by the arm and half forcing her to re-enter; for she lingered, viewing with troubled eyes the features of the speaker, too stern to express his inward deceit.
He pushed his horse close, and, bending down, observed--'Miss Catherine, I'll own to you that I have little patience with Linton; and Hareton and Joseph have less.

I'll own that he's with a harsh set.

He pines for kindness, as well as love; and a kind word from you would be his best medicine.

Don't mind Mrs.Dean's cruel cautions; but be generous, and contrive to see him.


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