Complete Works of Thomas Hardy (Illustrated)
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Arabella seemed dissatisfied; she was always imagining, and waiting, and wondering.
One day she met the itinerant Vilbert. She, like all the cottagers thereabout, knew the quack well, and she began telling him of her experiences. Arabella had been gloomy, but before he left her she had grown brighter. That evening she kept an appointment with Jude, who seemed sad.
“I am going away,” he said to her. “I think I ought to go. I think it will be better both for you and for me. I wish some thi...ngs had never begun! I was much to blame, I know. But it is never too late to mend.”
Arabella began to cry. “How do you know it is not too late?” she said. “That’s all very well to say! I haven’t told you yet!” and she looked into his face with streaming eyes.
“What?” he asked, turning pale. “Not…?”
“Yes! And what shall I do if you desert me?”
“Oh, Arabella — how can you say that, my dear!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arabella seemed dissatisfied; she was always imagining, and waiting, and wondering.
One day she met the itinerant Vilbert. She, like all the cottagers thereabout, knew the quack well, and she began telling him of her experiences. Arabella had been gloomy, but before he left her she had grown brighter. That evening she kept an appointment with Jude, who seemed sad.
“I am going away,” he said to her. “I think I ought to go. I think it will be better both for you and for me. I wish some thi...ngs had never begun! I was much to blame, I know. But it is never too late to mend.”
Arabella began to cry. “How do you know it is not too late?” she said. “That’s all very well to say! I haven’t told you yet!” and she looked into his face with streaming eyes.
“What?” he asked, turning pale. “Not…?”
“Yes! And what shall I do if you desert me?”
“Oh, Arabella — how can you say that, my dear!
What to read after Complete Works of Thomas Hardy (Illustrated)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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