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THE GREAT BARN AND THE SHEEP-SHEARERS Men thin away to insignificance and oblivion quite as often by not making the most of good spirits when they have them as by lacking good spirits when they are in
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THE GREAT BARN AND THE SHEEP-SHEARERS Men thin away to insignificance and oblivion quite as often by not making the most of good spirits when they have them as by lacking good spirits when they are in
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BEAUTY IN LONELINESS—AFTER ALL Bathsheba revived with the spring. The utter prostration that had followed the low fever…
THE MARCH FOLLOWING—“BATHSHEBA BOLDWOOD” We pass rapidly on into the month of March, to a breezy day without sunshine, …
AFTER THE SHOCK Boldwood passed into the high road and turned in the direction of Casterbridge. Here he walked at an ev…
CONCURRITUR—HORÆ MOMENTO Outside the front of Boldwood’s house a group of men stood in the dark, with their faces towar…
CONVERGING COURSES I Christmas-eve came, and a party that Boldwood was to give in the evening was the great subject of …
BATHSHEBA TALKS WITH HER OUTRIDER The arrangement for getting back again to Weatherbury had been that Oak should take t…
THE SHEEP FAIR—TROY TOUCHES HIS WIFE’S HAND Greenhill was the Nijni Novgorod of South Wessex; and the busiest, merriest…
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