The Trumpet-Major

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The Trumpet-Major Thomas Hardy

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  WhenAnnewascrossingthelastfield,shesawapproachingheranoldwomanwithwrinkledcheeks,whosurveyedtheearthanditsinhabitantsthroughthemediumofbrass-rimmedspectacles。ShakingherheadatAnnetilltheglassesshoneliketwomoons,shesaid,’Ah,ah;Izeedye!IfIhadonlykeptonmyshortonesthatIuseforreadingtheCollectandGospelIshouldn’thavezeedye;butthinksI,Ibegoingouto’doors,andI’llputonmylongones,littlethinkingwhatthey’dshowme。Ay,Icantellfolkatanydistancewiththese——’tisabeautifulpairforouto’doors;thoughmyshortonesbebestforclosework,suchasdarning,andcatchingfleas,that’strue。’

  ’Whathaveyouseen,GrannySeamore?’saidAnne。

  ’Fie,fie,MissNancy!youknow,’saidGrannySeamore,shakingherheadstill。’Buthe’safineyoungfeller,andwillhaveallhisuncle’smoneywhen’a’sgone。’Annesaidnothingtothis,andlookingaheadwithasmilepassedGrannySeamoreby。

  Festus,thesubjectoftheremark,wasatthistimeaboutthree-and-twenty,afinefellowastofeetandinches,andofaremarkablywarmtoneinskinandhair。Symptomsofbeardandwhiskershadappeareduponhimataveryearlyage,owingtohispersistentuseoftherazorbeforetherewasanynecessityforitsoperation。Thebraveboyhadscrapedunseenintheout-house,inthecellar,inthewood-shed,inthestable,intheunusedparlour,inthecow-stalls,inthebarn,andwhereverhecouldsetuphistriangularbitoflooking-glasswithoutobservation,orextemporizeamirrorbystickinguphishatontheoutsideofawindow-pane。

  Theresultnowwasthat,didheneglecttousetheinstrumentheoncehadtrifledwith,afinerustbrokeoutuponhiscountenanceonthefirstday,agoldenlichenonthesecond,andafierystubbleonthethirdtoadegreewhichadmittedofnofurtherpostponement。

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