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321
"
But
Mr.
Lockwood
,
I
forget
these
tales
can
not
divert
you
.
I
'm
annoyed
how
I
should
dream
of
chattering
on
at
such
a
rate
;
and
your
gruel
cold
,
and
you
nodding
for
bed
!
I
could
have
told
Heathcliff
's
history
,
all
that
you
need
hear
,
in
a
half-a-dozen
words
.
"
Thus
interrupting
herself
,
the
housekeeper
rose
,
and
proceeded
to
lay
aside
her
sewing
;
but
I
felt
incapable
of
moving
from
the
hearth
,
and
I
was
very
far
from
nodding
.
"
Sit
still
,
Mrs.
Dean
,
"
I
cried
,
"
do
sit
still
,
another
half-hour
!
You
've
done
just
right
to
tell
the
story
leisurely
.
That
is
the
method
I
like
;
and
you
must
finish
it
in
the
same
style
.
I
am
interested
in
every
character
you
have
mentioned
,
more
or
less
.
"
322
"
The
clock
is
on
the
stroke
of
eleven
,
sir
.
"
323
"
No
matter
--
I
'm
unaccustomed
to
go
to
bed
in
the
long
hours
.
One
or
two
is
early
enough
for
a
person
who
lies
till
ten
.
"
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324
"
You
should
n't
lie
till
ten
.
There
's
the
very
prime
of
the
morning
gone
long
before
that
time
.
A
person
who
has
not
done
one
half
his
day
's
work
by
ten
o'clock
,
runs
a
chance
of
leaving
the
other
half
undone
.
"
325
"
Nevertheless
,
Mrs.
Dean
,
resume
your
chair
;
because
to-morrow
I
intend
lengthening
the
night
till
afternoon
.
I
prognosticate
for
myself
an
obstinate
cold
,
at
least
.
"
326
"
I
hope
not
,
sir
.
Well
,
you
must
allow
me
to
leap
over
some
three
years
;
during
that
space
Mrs.
Earnshaw
-
"
327
"
No
,
no
,
I
'll
allow
nothing
of
the
sort
!
Are
you
acquainted
with
the
mood
of
mind
in
which
,
if
you
were
seated
alone
,
and
the
cat
licking
its
kitten
on
the
rug
before
you
,
you
would
watch
the
operation
so
intently
that
puss
's
neglect
of
one
ear
would
put
you
seriously
out
of
temper
?
"
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328
"
A
terribly
lazy
mood
,
I
should
say
.
"
329
"
On
the
contrary
,
a
tiresomely
active
one
.
It
is
mine
,
at
present
;
and
,
therefore
,
continue
minutely
.
I
perceive
that
people
in
these
regions
acquire
over
people
in
towns
the
value
that
the
spider
in
a
dungeon
does
over
a
spider
in
a
cottage
,
to
their
various
occupants
;
and
yet
the
deepened
attraction
is
not
entirely
owing
to
the
situation
of
the
looker-on
.
They
do
live
more
in
earnest
,
more
in
themselves
,
and
less
in
surface
,
change
,
and
frivolous
external
things
.
I
could
fancy
a
love
for
life
here
almost
possible
;
and
I
was
a
fixed
unbeliever
in
any
love
of
a
year
's
standing
.
330
One
state
resembles
setting
a
hungry
man
down
to
a
single
dish
,
on
which
he
may
concentrate
his
entire
appetite
and
do
it
justice
;
the
other
,
introducing
him
to
a
table
laid
out
by
French
cooks
:
he
can
perhaps
extract
as
much
enjoyment
from
the
whole
;
but
each
part
is
a
mere
atom
in
his
regard
and
remembrance
.
"