Emily Bronte
Wuthering Heights - CD 07

speech

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1 Track 01: Chapter 18: The twelve years following that dismal per... 2:48
2 Track 02: 'Ellen, how long wil it be ...' 3:47
3 Track 03: He was away three weeks. 2:36
4 Track 04: You may guess how I felt at hearing this news. 2:53
5 Track 05: 'Put that hat on, and home at once,' 2:57
6 Track 06: 'Who is his master ?' 2:31
7 Track 07: 'Oh, Ellen ! Don't let them say such things,' 3:53
8 Track 08: It gave Joseph satisfaction, apparently, 3:41
9 Track 09: Chapter 19: A letter, edged with black, 3:35
10 Track 10: 'Now, darling,' said Mr Linton, 2:10
11 Track 11: He had been greatly tried, during the journey, 2:32
12 Track 12: 'Good evening, Joseph,' I said, coldly, 3:22
13 Track 13: Chapter 20: To obviate the danger of this threat being... 2:23
14 Track 14: 'Is she to go with us,' 2:54
15 Track 15: 'Black hair and eyes,' mused Linton. 2:58
16 Track 16: Heathcliff, having stared his son into an ague ... 2:52
17 Track 17: 'Well,' replied I, 'I hope you'll be kind to the boy,'... 4:50
18 Track 18: 'We had sad work with Cathy that day.' 2:48
19 Track 19: I divined, from this acount ... 2:51
20 Track 20: 'Well,' said I, 'Where are your more-Game, Miss Cathy 2:55
21 Track 21: I whisphered Cathrine that she must'nt ... 2:37
22 Track 22: Heathcliff bade me be quiet, 3:05
23 Track 23: 'Naughty Ellen !' 3:05
24 Track 24: 'Wouldn't you rather sit here ?' 5:42
25 Track 25: 'I've a pleasure in him,' he continued, 2:44
Total time 75:35