Chapter XVIII.

In the clefts in the rocks' They were bare masses of stone, sides, or wherever a lodgement with hardly enough earth in of earth appears [is] the ... their clefts to nourish ... a yew. tree.... One of the maids mentioning the Fairy Cave, quite turned her head....

In his Malham letter Montagu describes a Fairy Cave, and of course Gimmerton has the Fairy Cave in its neighbourhood. It is placed under the Crags, but we have no description in _Wuthering Heights_:--

MONTAGU. _Wuthering Heights._