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Heathcliff,
Chapters 1-9
- Chapter 1
- "A capital
fellow!" -
Lockwood
- "Black eyes
withdraw so
suspiciously under
their brows"
- "His fingers sheltered
themselves, with jealous
resolution, still further in his
waistcoat"
- "Closed
teeth"
- "Exaggeratedly
reserved"
- "A dark-skinned
gypsy in aspect,
in dress and
manners a
gentleman"
- "Erect and
handsome
figure"
- Chapter 2
- "I no longer felt inclined
to call Heathcliff a
capital fellow"
- "Stern voice"
- "A stranger is a stranger, be he
rich or poor: it will not suit me to
permit anyone the range of the
place while I am off guard!"
- "Unmannerly
wretch"
- "His accidental
merriment
expiring
quickly in his
habitual
moroseness"
- Chapter 3
- "Poor Heathcliff" - Catherine
- "Vagabond" - Hindley
- Hindley will "reduce him to his
right place"
- "His face as white as
the wall behind him"
- "His agitation
was so extreme"
- "Thundered"
- "Savage
vehemence"
- "An excess of violent emotion"
- "He struck his
forehead with rage"
- "Uncontrollable
passion of tears"
- Chapter 4
- "Alone
in the
world"
- "Rough as
a saw-edge,
and hard as
a
whinstone!"
- "It's a cuckoo's,
sir"
- "Where he was born, and who were his
parents, and how he got his money" -
What Nelly doesn't know
- "It's as dark almost
as if it came from
the devil"
- "Dirty, ragged,
black-haired child"
- "Gibberish"
- "Gipsy
brat"
- "Name of a
son who died"
- "Sullen,
patient child"
- "Poor,
fatherless
child" - Mr.
Earnshaw
- "Lamb"
- "Imp of
Satan"
- Chapter 5
- "Pride and black
tempers"
- "The boy
would do
her
bidding in
anything"
- "Lying on
the floor
with his
head in
her lap"
- "The little souls
were comforting
each other"
- Chapter 6
- "Promised fair to grow up
rude as savages"
- "I'd not exchange, not for a
thousand lives, my condition
here, for Edgar Linton's at
Thrushcross Grange"
- "Villain"
- "Frightful
thing" - Isabella
- "A little
Lascar, or
an
American
or
Spanish
castaway"
- "A wicked boy"
- "Unfit for a decent house"
- Chapter 7
- "How very black
and cross you look!"
- "Shame and
pride threw
double gloom
over his
countenance"
- "I shall not
stand to be
laughed at"
- "I like to
be dirty,
and I will
be dirty"
- "Naughty
swearing
boy"
- "Having
screwed up
his
courage"
- "Make me
decent"
- "Proud heart"
- "You are
taller
and
twice as
broad"
than
Linton
- Eyebrows like
"devil's spies"
- "Vicious
cur"
- "Hates
all the
world"
- "Fit for a
prince in
disguise"
- "Vagabond"
- "It's like a
colt's
mane over
his eyes!"
- Chapter 8
- "Delighted
to witness
Hindley
degrading
himself"
- "Possessed of
something diabolical"
- "Vulgar
young
ruffian"
- "Worse
than a
brute"
- "Personal appearance
sympathised with
mental deterioration"
- "Slouching
gait"
- "Ignoble
look"
- "Unsociable
moroseness"
- "Bleak
hilly coal
country"
- Chapter 9
- "Natural
impulse"
- "Smashing
Hareton's skull
on the steps"
- "Steal out
noiselessly"