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"
She
's
gone
,
she
's
gone
!
Yon
'
Heathcliff
's
run
off
wi
'
her
!
"
gasped
the
girl
.
"
That
is
not
true
!
"
exclaimed
Linton
,
rising
in
agitation
.
"
It
can
not
be
:
how
has
the
idea
entered
your
head
?
Ellen
Dean
,
go
and
seek
her
.
It
is
incredible
:
it
can
not
be
.
"
As
he
spoke
he
took
the
servant
to
the
door
,
and
then
repeated
his
demand
to
know
her
reasons
for
such
an
assertion
.
"
Why
,
I
met
on
the
road
a
lad
that
fetches
milk
here
.
"
she
stammered
,
"
and
he
asked
whether
we
were
n't
in
trouble
at
the
Grange
.
I
thought
he
meant
for
missis
's
sickness
,
so
I
answered
,
yes
.
Then
says
he
,
'
There
's
somebody
gone
after
'
em
,
I
guess
!
'
I
stared
.
He
saw
I
knew
nought
about
it
,
and
he
told
how
a
gentleman
and
lady
had
stopped
to
have
a
horse
's
shoe
fastened
at
a
blacksmith
's
shop
,
two
miles
out
of
Gimmerton
,
not
very
long
after
midnight
!
and
how
the
blacksmith
's
lass
had
got
up
to
spy
who
they
were
:
she
knew
them
both
directly
.
And
she
noticed
the
man
--
Heathcliff
it
was
,
she
felt
certain
:
nob
'd
y
could
mistake
him
besides
--
put
a
sovereign
in
her
father
's
hand
for
payment
.
The
lady
had
a
cloak
about
her
face
;
but
having
desired
a
sup
of
water
,
while
she
drank
,
it
fell
back
,
and
she
saw
her
very
plain
.
Heathcliff
held
both
bridles
as
they
rode
on
,
and
they
set
their
faces
from
the
village
,
and
went
as
fast
as
the
rough
roads
would
let
them
.
The
lass
said
nothing
to
her
father
,
but
she
told
it
all
over
Gimmerton
this
morning
.
"
I
ran
and
peeped
,
for
form
's
sake
,
into
Isabella
's
room
;
confirming
,
when
I
returned
,
the
servant
's
statement
.
Mr.
Linton
had
resumed
his
seat
by
the
bed
;
on
my
re-entrance
,
he
raised
his
eyes
,
read
the
meaning
of
my
blank
aspect
,
and
dropped
them
without
giving
an
order
,
or
uttering
a
word
.
"
Are
we
to
try
any
measures
for
overtaking
and
bringing
her
back
?
"
I
enquired
.
"
How
should
we
do
?
"
"
She
went
of
her
own
accord
,
"
answered
the
master
;
"
she
had
a
right
to
go
if
she
pleased
.
Trouble
me
no
more
about
her
.
Hereafter
she
is
only
my
sister
in
name
:
not
because
I
disown
her
,
but
because
she
has
disowned
me
.
"
And
that
was
all
he
said
on
the
subject
:
he
did
not
make
a
single
enquiry
further
,
or
mention
her
in
any
way
,
except
directing
me
to
send
what
property
she
had
in
the
house
to
her
fresh
home
,
wherever
it
was
,
when
I
knew
it
.
For
two
months
the
fugitives
remained
absent
;
in
those
two
months
,
Mrs.
Linton
encountered
and
conquered
the
worst
shock
of
what
was
denominated
a
brain
fever
.
No
mother
could
have
nursed
an
only
child
more
devotedly
than
Edgar
tended
her
.
Day
and
night
he
was
watching
,
and
patiently
enduring
all
the
annoyances
that
irritable
nerves
and
a
shaken
reason
could
inflict
;
and
,
though
Kenneth
remarked
that
what
he
saved
from
the
grave
would
only
recompense
his
care
by
forming
the
source
of
constant
future
anxiety
--
in
fact
,
that
his
health
and
strength
were
being
sacrificed
to
preserve
a
mere
ruin
of
humanity
--
he
knew
no
limits
in
gratitude
and
joy
when
Catherine
's
life
was
declared
out
of
danger
;
and
hour
after
hour
he
would
sit
beside
her
,
tracing
the
gradual
return
to
bodily
health
,
and
flattering
his
too
sanguine
hopes
with
the
illusion
that
her
mind
would
settle
back
to
its
right
balance
also
,
and
she
would
soon
be
entirely
her
former
self
.
The
first
time
she
left
her
chamber
was
at
the
commencement
of
the
following
March
.
Mr.
Linton
had
put
on
her
pillow
,
in
the
morning
,
a
handful
of
golden
crocuses
;
her
eye
,
long
stranger
to
any
gleam
of
pleasure
,
caught
them
in
waking
,
and
shone
delighted
as
she
gathered
them
eagerly
together
.
