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"
I
daresay
.
But
I
don
’
t
want
your
opinion
.
"
"
I
suppose
not
,
"
said
Gabriel
bitterly
,
and
going
on
with
his
turning
,
his
words
rising
and
falling
in
a
regular
swell
and
cadence
as
he
stooped
or
rose
with
the
winch
,
which
directed
them
,
according
to
his
position
,
perpendicularly
into
the
earth
,
or
horizontally
along
the
garden
,
his
eyes
being
fixed
on
a
leaf
upon
the
ground
.
With
Bathsheba
a
hastened
act
was
a
rash
act
;
but
,
as
does
not
always
happen
,
time
gained
was
prudence
insured
.
It
must
be
added
,
however
,
that
time
was
very
seldom
gained
.
At
this
period
the
single
opinion
in
the
parish
on
herself
and
her
doings
that
she
valued
as
sounder
than
her
own
was
Gabriel
Oak
’
s
.
And
the
outspoken
honesty
of
his
character
was
such
that
on
any
subject
,
even
that
of
her
love
for
,
or
marriage
with
,
another
man
,
the
same
disinterestedness
of
opinion
might
be
calculated
on
,
and
be
had
for
the
asking
.
Thoroughly
convinced
of
the
impossibility
of
his
own
suit
,
a
high
resolve
constrained
him
not
to
injure
that
of
another
.
This
is
a
lover
’
s
most
stoical
virtue
,
as
the
lack
of
it
is
a
lover
’
s
most
venial
sin
.
Knowing
he
would
reply
truly
she
asked
the
question
,
painful
as
she
must
have
known
the
subject
would
be
.
Such
is
the
selfishness
of
some
charming
women
.
Perhaps
it
was
some
excuse
for
her
thus
torturing
honesty
to
her
own
advantage
,
that
she
had
absolutely
no
other
sound
judgment
within
easy
reach
.
"
Well
,
what
is
your
opinion
of
my
conduct
,
"
she
said
,
quietly
.
"
That
it
is
unworthy
of
any
thoughtful
,
and
meek
,
and
comely
woman
.
"
In
an
instant
Bathsheba
’
s
face
coloured
with
the
angry
crimson
of
a
Danby
sunset
.
But
she
forbore
to
utter
this
feeling
,
and
the
reticence
of
her
tongue
only
made
the
loquacity
of
her
face
the
more
noticeable
.
The
next
thing
Gabriel
did
was
to
make
a
mistake
.
"
Perhaps
you
don
’
t
like
the
rudeness
of
my
reprimanding
you
,
for
I
know
it
is
rudeness
;
but
I
thought
it
would
do
good
.
"
She
instantly
replied
sarcastically
—
