Tess of the D'urbervilles: a Pure Woman
Tess of the D'urbervilles: a Pure Woman
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Could it ever bet Their two selves to- gether, nothing to divide them, every incident shared by them : why nott And yet why ?
One Sunday morning Izz Huett returned from church, and spoke privately to Tess.
" You was not called home # this morning." "What!" "It should ha' been the first time of asking to-day," she answered, looking quietly at Tess. "You meant to be married New Year's Eve, deary ! " The other returned a quick affirmative.
" And there must be three times of asking. And now; there ...be only two Sundays left between." Tess felt her cheek paling. Izz was right; of course there must be three. Perhaps he had forgotten. If so, there must be a week's postponement, and that was un- lucky.
How could she remind her lover ? She who had been so backward was suddenly fired with impatience and alarm lest she should lose her dear prize.
A natural incident relieved her anxiety. Izz mentioned the omission of the banns to Mrs. Crick, and Mrs. Crick took a matron's privilege of speaking to Angel on the point u Have ye forgot 'em, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Could it ever bet Their two selves to- gether, nothing to divide them, every incident shared by them : why nott And yet why ?
One Sunday morning Izz Huett returned from church, and spoke privately to Tess.
" You was not called home # this morning." "What!" "It should ha' been the first time of asking to-day," she answered, looking quietly at Tess. "You meant to be married New Year's Eve, deary ! " The other returned a quick affirmative.
" And there must be three times of asking. And now; there ...be only two Sundays left between." Tess felt her cheek paling. Izz was right; of course there must be three. Perhaps he had forgotten. If so, there must be a week's postponement, and that was un- lucky.
How could she remind her lover ? She who had been so backward was suddenly fired with impatience and alarm lest she should lose her dear prize.
A natural incident relieved her anxiety. Izz mentioned the omission of the banns to Mrs. Crick, and Mrs. Crick took a matron's privilege of speaking to Angel on the point u Have ye forgot 'em, Mr.
What to read after Tess of the D'urbervilles: a Pure Woman?
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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