The Woodlanders

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The Woodlanders Thomas Hardy

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  Hefollowedher,shutthedoor——whichshesomehowhadhopedhewouldleaveopen——andplacingachairforher,satdown。TheconcernwhichGracefeltatthedevelopmentofthesecommonplaceincidentswas,ofcourse,mainlyowingtothestrangeeffectuponhernervesofthatviewofhiminthemirrorgazingatherwithopeneyeswhenshehadthoughthimsleeping,whichmadeherfancythathisslumbermighthavebeenafeintbasedoninexplicablereasons。

  Sheagainprofferedthenotes;heawokefromlookingatherasatapieceoflivestatuary,andlisteneddeferentiallyasshesaid,“Willyouthenreconsider,andcancelthebondwhichpoorGrammerOliversofoolishlygave?”

  “I’llcancelitwithoutreconsideration。Thoughyouwillallowmetohavemyownopinionaboutherfoolishness。Grammerisaverywisewoman,andshewasaswiseinthatasinotherthings。Youthinktherewassomethingveryfiendishinthecompact,doyounot,MissMelbury?Butrememberthatthemosteminentofoursurgeonsinpasttimeshaveenteredintosuchagreements。”

  “Notfiendish——strange。”

  “Yes,thatmaybe,sincestrangenessisnotinthenatureofathing,butinitsrelationtosomethingextrinsic——inthiscaseanunessentialobserver。”

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