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d by wishing for strength he'll gain it.' `Ay, if we can keep him!' I mused to myself; and sore misgivings came over me that there was slight hope of that. And then, I thought, however will that weakling live at Wuthering Heights, between his father and Hareton,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], what playmates and instructors they'll be. Our doubts were presently decided even earlier than I expected. I had just taken the children upstairs,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], after tea was finished, and seen Linton asleep--he would not suffer me to leave him till that was the case--I had come down, and was standing by the table in the hall,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], lighting a bedroom candle for Mr Edgar, when a maid stepped out of the kitchen and informed me that Mr Heathcliff's servant Joseph was at the door, and wished to speak with the master. `I shall ask him what he wants first,' I said, in considerable trepidation. `A very unlikely hour to be troubling people, and the instant they have returned from a long journey. I don't think the master can see him.' Joseph had advanced through the kitchen as I uttered these words,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and now presented himself in the hall. He was donned in his Sunday garments, with his most sanctimonious and sourest face, and, holding his hat in one hand and his stick in the other, he proceeded to clean his shoes on the mat. `Good evening, Joseph,' I said coldly. `What business brings you here tonight?' `It's Maister Linton Aw mun spake tull,' he answered, waving me disdainfully aside. `Mr Linton is going to bed; unless you have something particul
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