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    odsdespairhadtuedtoangerfroheself,buten

    itdoesnttterboldherodie

    hetobathsheba,andkissedherhandthenhe

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    bathshebaandgabriel

    gabrielarrivedatboldinutesaftertheshootingthevillagerslyholdingtroyshead

    gabriel,shesaidsily,ifraiditstoolate,butridetorboldyhusbandgabrielobeyedatonce,andanane

    bathshebaorderedthebodytoberevedtoherhouse,andbyherselfsheeveryillonthedoctorsadvicesheonths

    athistrialthefollourder,forenteoverthelastfeoodsandevenlostthepreviousyearsharvestandapileoforeforboldwoods

    herhealthirovedonlyveryslorsheoretiintheopenair,andoneaugusteveningsheothechurchyardsheuldhearthevillagechildreninsidethechurchpractisingtheirsingingforsundayshestraighttofannysgrave,andreadtroyshelargegravestone:

    thisstoneeryoffannyrobin,estone,hewordsshehadadded:

    inthesagraveliesfrancistroyber24,1867,aged26

    asshelistenedtothesingfroheetohereyessheeupthepathonhispathetically

    areyougoinginsheasked,tryingtodryhertears

    ioneofthechurchsingers,youknoypracticeeveningbutidontthinkillgoinnoethingtosayatlastgabrielsaidsloeareyoubetteow

    yes,iasherepliedicatolookatthegravestone

    eightnthsagoithappenedsaidgabrielitseelikeyesterdayto

    andtoitseelikeyears,longyearsago

    theressothingisttellyou,saidgabriel,hesitatingthefathinkingofleavingengland,andfaginarica

    leavingenglandsheentbuteveryohoughtyouandnageityourself

    thelae,itstruebutillbeleavingyreasons

    andesochinthepast,andnorehelplessthanever,youregoingaway

    itsunfortunate,saidgabrielunhappilyitsbecauseofthathelplessnessthatihavetogo,andhe

    inthenextfeonthsbathshebanotihinthreenthsti

    bathshebasatandbyherselfagainshethoughtaboutitalling,andheafteoonthatsheputonhercloakandfoundherothedoor

    istress

    iistresschlonger,willi,gabrielshesaidsadly

    beont

    gabriel,perhapsishouldnthavee,butiithoughtisthaveoffendedyou,andthatswhyyouregoingaway

    offendedyouuldntdothat,bathsheba

    uldntishesaidgladlybutthenwhyareyougoing

    iotgoingtoarirbold,andiuldhavebeenyourfaranagerassaidthingsaboutus

    saidbathsheba,surprisedthings

    ustknojustarryyousoday

    rrythatstoofoolishtoosoontothinkof

    yes,ofurse,itsfoolishicertainlyagree

    “toosoon”hewordsiused

    iorry,butithinkyousaid“toofoolish”

    iorrytoo,sherepliedatterabit,notatallbutionlyant“toosoon”indeed,youstbelieve

    gabriellookedintoherfaebathsheba,hesaid,ingarryyouafterallifionlyknew

    butyouneverhispered

    becauseyouneverask

    ohsaidgabrieldelightedlydarling

    youshouldneverhavesentthatcrue

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