EMILY BRÖNTE, "Wuthering Heights"
p.146 :
"Catherine, what have you done ?
Am I nothing to you, any more ?
Do you love that wretch, Heathcliff ?"
(...)
I don't want you, Edgar;
I'm past wanting you..
.Return to your books...
I'm glad you possess a consolation,
for all you had in me is gone".
p.343 :
"No books,
I exclaimed.
How do you contrive to live here without them ?
If I may take the liberty to enquire
- Though provided with a large library,,
I'm frequently very dull at the Grange
- take my books away,
and I should be desperate".