ELLEN				It began forty years ago when I was young， in the service of Mr. Earnshaw，Cathy's father. Wuthering Heights was a lovely place in those days，full of summertime and youth and happy voices.　One day，Mr. Earnshaw was returning from a visit to Liverpool...
HINDLEY				You'll not catch me!
CATHY				Oh yes,l will!
ELLEN				Cathy,Cathy,dear! Go upstairs and get washed. l don't want your father to see you in that dress. You too， Hindley.　Come along now. Oh，hurry up now.
CATHY				I don't want to get washed and I don't want to get dressed.
ELLEN				Come along now. I'll tell your father not to give you that present he's bringing.
CATHY				What's he bringing?
ELLEN				Oh，go along now， upstairs. It looks as if his horse is just coming up over the hill.
JOSEPH				Evening，Mr.Earnshaw
EARNSHAW				Hello,Joseph.
KENNETH				Hello,neighbour Earnshaw.
EARNSHAW				How are you, Dr. Kenneth?
KENNETH				Back from Liverpool so soon? What in the world have you got there?
EARNSHAW				A gift of God， although it's as dark as if it came from the devil!　Quiet，my bonny lad， we're home.
KENNETH				He is a dour-looking individual.