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He had quite forgotten where he was, and what he had come for, his eyes being bent on the ground But she shan't go for less The streets of the town were curiously silent for such a comparatively early hour Elizabeth-Jane's bonnet and shawl were pitchforked on in a moment, and they went out "Why, save the man, what wisdom's in him that 'a should come to Weydon for a job of that sort this time o' year?" That I'm sure we won't! she said earnestly The long bonnets of the women, like waggon-tilts, their cotton gowns and checked shawls, mixed with the carters' smockfrocks; for they, too, entered into the hiring

The dense trees of the avenue rendered the road dark as a tunnel, though the open land on each side was still under a faint daylight, in other words, they passed down a midnight between two gloamings From that day Donald Farfrae's name was seldom mentioned in Henchard's house There's a bluebeardy look about 'en; and 'twill out in time Do you forgive me, Susan?" Well, I lost my wife nineteen years ago or so--by my own fault --In haste, yours always, Nevertheless, Lucetta seemed relieved by the simple fact of having opened out the situation a little, and was slowly convalescent of her headache

He had mistaken the turn of the flood for the turn of the ebb Don't speak to her--it isn't respectable! urged the other Perhaps you were to blame, suggested the stranger Hence, when she felt her heart going out to him, she would say to herself with a mock pleasantry that carried an ache with it, "No, no, Elizabeth-Jane--such dreams are not for you!" She tried to prevent herself from seeing him, and thinking of him; succeeding fairly well in the former attempt, in the latter not so completely At last he said to himself with satisfaction as he jumped up and went to the writing-table: Ah! he'll think it means peace, and a marriage portion--not that I don't want my house to be troubled with her, and no portion at all!"" He wrote as follows:-" They walked on together, Henchard looking mostly on the ground For the sufferings of that night, engendered by his bitter disappointment, he might well have been pitied "You must bear in mind that the weather just at the harvest of that corn was worse than we have known it for years The testimonials you showed me when you first tried for't are sufficient Henchard, whose two years' mayoralty was ending, had been made aware that he was not to be chosen to fill a vacancy in the list of aldermen; and that Farfrae was likely to become one of the Council