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Wuthering Heights

Edgar Lintonbelieved himself the happiest man aliveon the day he led Miss Cathy to...

Edgar Linton
believed himself the happiest man alive
on the day he led Miss Cathy to Gimmerton Chapel

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Edgar Linton believed himself
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the happiest man alive on the day he led
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Miss Cathy to Gimmerton Chapel.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
19
Timestamp in Movie
00:59:36
Uploaded
Mar 27, 2025
Genres
drama
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Movie Summary

Emily Bronte's classic tale of undying love and tormented passion.
He offered me magnificent wages, - Wuthering Heights 00:08
He offered me magnificent wages,
And since then Hareton has been a stranger. - Wuthering Heights 00:06
And since then Hareton has been a stranger.
Hindley had mortgaged every yard of land he owned - Wuthering Heights 00:12
Hindley had mortgaged every yard of land he owned
I got Miss Catherine and myself to Thrushcross Grange, - Wuthering Heights 00:11
I got Miss Catherine and myself to Thrushcross Grange,
She seemed almost overfond of Mr. Linton, - Wuthering Heights 00:08
She seemed almost overfond of Mr. Linton,
I believe I may assert that they were really in possession - Wuthering Heights 00:07
I believe I may assert that they were really in possession
But on a mellow evening in September, it ended. - Wuthering Heights 00:07
But on a mellow evening in September, it ended.
His cheeks were covered, his brows lowered. - Wuthering Heights 00:06
His cheeks were covered, his brows lowered.
I thought I've never been alive - Wuthering Heights 00:05
I thought I've never been alive
Try to be glad without being absurd - Wuthering Heights 00:06
Try to be glad without being absurd
As am I, especially when it is anything - Wuthering Heights 00:05
As am I, especially when it is anything
Well, tell us, where have you been the last few years? - Wuthering Heights 00:07
Well, tell us, where have you been the last few years?
I shall think it a dream tomorrow, - Wuthering Heights 00:07
I shall think it a dream tomorrow,
Yet, cruel Heathcliff, you don't deserve this welcome. - Wuthering Heights 00:06
Yet, cruel Heathcliff, you don't deserve this welcome.
To be absent and silent for three years - Wuthering Heights 00:06
To be absent and silent for three years
Seems Hindley mortgaged the property - Wuthering Heights 00:05
Seems Hindley mortgaged the property
I managed to help my brother with his finances. - Wuthering Heights 00:05
I managed to help my brother with his finances.
Well, hm, I'm eager to see what you do with the place. - Wuthering Heights 00:06
Well, hm, I'm eager to see what you do with the place.
Cathy, do you think I could maybe speak to you? - Wuthering Heights 00:06
Cathy, do you think I could maybe speak to you?
Please, please, we can undo what was done. - Wuthering Heights 00:06
Please, please, we can undo what was done.