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Farfrae’s words to his landlady had referred to the removal of his boxes and other effects from his late lodgings to Lucetta’s house. The work was not heavy, but it had been much hindered on account o
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Farfrae’s words to his landlady had referred to the removal of his boxes and other effects from his late lodgings to Lucetta’s house. The work was not heavy, but it had been much hindered on account o
It was about a month after the day which closed as in the last chapter. Elizabeth-Jane had grown accustomed to the nove…
Meanwhile, the man of their talk had pursued his solitary way eastward till weariness overtook him, and he looked about…
What Henchard saw thus early was, naturally enough, seen at a little later date by other people. That Mr. Farfrae “walk…
But the emotional conviction that he was in Somebody’s hand began to die out of Henchard’s breast as time slowly remove…
Henchard went home. The morning having now fully broke he lit his fire, and sat abstractedly beside it. He had not sat …
Long before this time Henchard, weary of his ruminations on the bridge, had repaired towards the town. When he stood at…
When Farfrae descended out of the loft breathless from his encounter with Henchard, he paused at the bottom to recover …
The proceedings had been brief—too brief—to Lucetta whom an intoxicating Weltlust had fairly mastered; but they had br…
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