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821
"
I
desire
no
further
advice
from
you
,
"
answered
Mr.
Linton
.
"
You
know
your
mistress
's
nature
,
and
you
encouraged
me
to
harass
her
.
And
not
to
give
me
one
hint
of
how
she
had
been
these
three
days
!
It
was
heartless
!
Months
of
sickness
could
not
cause
such
a
change
!
"
822
I
began
to
defend
myself
,
thinking
it
too
bad
to
be
blamed
for
another
's
wicked
waywardness
.
"
I
knew
Mrs.
823
Linton
's
nature
to
be
headstrong
and
domineering
,
"
cried
I
;
"
but
I
did
n't
know
that
you
wished
to
foster
her
fierce
temper
!
I
did
n't
know
that
,
to
humour
her
,
I
should
wink
at
Mr.
Heathcliff
.
I
performed
the
duty
of
a
faithful
servant
in
telling
you
,
and
I
have
got
a
faithful
servant
's
wages
!
Well
,
it
will
teach
me
to
be
careful
next
time
.
Next
time
you
may
gather
intelligence
for
yourself
!
"
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824
"
The
next
time
you
bring
a
tale
to
me
,
you
shall
quit
my
service
,
Ellen
Dean
,
"
he
replied
.
825
"
You
'd
rather
hear
nothing
about
it
,
I
suppose
,
then
,
Mr.
Linton
?
"
said
I.
"
Heathcliff
has
your
permission
to
come
a
courting
to
miss
,
and
to
drop
in
at
every
opportunity
your
absence
offers
,
on
purpose
to
poison
the
mistress
against
you
?
"
826
Confused
as
Catherine
was
,
her
wits
were
alert
at
applying
our
conversation
.
827
"
Ah
!
Nelly
has
played
traitor
,
"
she
exclaimed
passionately
.
"
Nelly
is
my
hidden
enemy
.
You
witch
!
So
you
do
seek
elfbolts
to
hurt
us
!
Let
me
go
,
I
'll
make
her
rue
!
I
'll
make
her
howl
a
recantation
!
"
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828
A
maniac
's
fury
kindled
under
her
brows
;
she
struggled
desperately
to
disengage
herself
from
Linton
's
arms
.
I
felt
no
inclination
to
tarry
the
event
;
and
,
resolving
to
seek
medical
aid
on
my
own
responsibility
,
I
quitted
the
chamber
.
829
In
passing
the
garden
to
reach
the
road
,
at
a
place
where
a
bridle
hook
is
driven
into
the
wall
,
I
saw
something
white
moved
irregularly
,
evidently
by
another
agent
than
the
wind
.
830
Notwithstanding
my
hurry
,
I
stayed
to
examine
it
,
lest
ever
after
I
should
have
the
conviction
impressed
on
my
imagination
that
it
was
a
creature
of
the
other
world
.
My
surprise
and
perplexity
were
great
on
discovering
,
by
touch
more
than
vision
,
Miss
Isabella
's
springer
,
Fanny
,
suspended
by
a
handkerchief
,
and
nearly
at
its
last
gasp
.
I
quickly
released
the
animal
,
and
lifted
it
into
the
garden
.
I
had
seen
it
follow
its
mistress
upstairs
when
she
went
to
bed
;
and
wondered
much
how
it
could
have
got
out
there
,
and
what
mischievous
person
had
treated
it
so
.
While
untying
the
knot
round
the
hook
,
it
seemed
to
me
that
I
repeatedly
caught
the
beat
of
horses
'
feet
galloping
at
some
distance
;
but
there
were
such
a
number
of
things
to
occupy
my
reflections
that
I
hardly
gave
the
circumstance
a
thought
:
though
it
was
a
strange
sound
,
in
that
place
,
at
two
o'clock
in
the
morning
.