"I should like to be riding Minny down there! I should like to be climbing up there! Oh! I'm tired-I'm _stalled_, Hareton!" And she leant her pretty head back against the sill, with half a yawn and half a sigh, and lapsed into an aspect of abstracted sadness: neither caring nor knowing whether we remarked her.
"Mrs. Heathcliff," I said, after sitting some time mute, "you are not aware that I am an acquaintance of yours? so intimate that I think it strange you won't come and speak to me. My housekeeper never wearies of talking about and praising you; and she'll be greatly disappointed if I return with no news of or from you, except that you received her letter and said nothing!"
She appeared to wonder at this speech, and asked,-
"Does Ellen like you?"

'I should like to be riding down there! Oh! I'm tired - I'm stalled, Hareton!' And she leant her pretty head against the sill, with half a yawn and half a sigh.
'Mrs. Heathcliff,' I said, 'are you not aware that I am an acquaintance of yours? My housekeeper never wearies of talking about and praising you; and she'll be greatly disappointed if I return with no news from you!'
She appeared to wonder at this speech, and asked, 'Does Ellen like you?'
