Heathcliff in Volume One of Wuthering Heights
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- Heathcliff
- "A Capital Fellow!" - Lockwood
- "In dress and manners a gentleman"
- "Dark-skinned gypsy"
- "It is astonishing how sociable I feel myself compared with him"
- "A genuine bad fellow"
- "Vagabond" - Hindley
- "Violent emotion"
- "dirty, ragged, black haired child"
- "Fling it out of doors"
- "gipsy brat"
- "stupid little thing"
- "bred bad feeling in the house"
- "imp of Satan"
- "A wicked boy"
- His eyes are "black fiends" that "lurk" like "devils spies"
- "He delighted to witness Hindley degrading himself past redemption"
- It is his "natural impulse" to save Hareton
- "Hes more myself than I am!"
- "I remembered the eyes"
- "tall, athletic, well formed man"
- "Eyes full of black fire"
- "Cruel Heathcliff!" - Catherine
- "Reformed in every respect (...) quite a Christian!" - Nelly Dean
- "Heathcliff - Mr Heathcliff I should say in the future"
- "A fierce, pitiless wolfish man" - Catherine
- "Without refinement, without cultivation"
- "An unreclaimed creature" - Catherine
- "Devil teaches you to swear at Daddy?"
- "Is Mr Heathcliff a man?"
- "With a look of Catherine in his eye" - Isabella
- Calls Isabella a "****"
- "The single pleasure I can imagine is to die, or see him dead"
- "It seemed Heathcliff COULD weep on a great occasion like this"
- "I cannot live without my life! I cannot live without my soul!"
- "the brute beast"
- "childish spite"
- "Still, he didn't molest her"
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