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"
Yes
,
miss
.
"
"
Play
to
my
singing
,
then
.
"
She
stood
up
in
the
window
-
opening
,
facing
the
men
,
the
candles
behind
her
,
Gabriel
on
her
right
hand
,
immediately
outside
the
sash
-
frame
.
Boldwood
had
drawn
up
on
her
left
,
within
the
room
.
Her
singing
was
soft
and
rather
tremulous
at
first
,
but
it
soon
swelled
to
a
steady
clearness
.
Subsequent
events
caused
one
of
the
verses
to
be
remembered
for
many
months
,
and
even
years
,
by
more
than
one
of
those
who
were
gathered
there
:
—
For
his
bride
a
soldier
sought
her
,
And
a
winning
tongue
had
he
:
On
the
banks
of
Allan
Water
None
was
gay
as
she
!
In
addition
to
the
dulcet
piping
of
Gabriel
’
s
flute
,
Boldwood
supplied
a
bass
in
his
customary
profound
voice
,
uttering
his
notes
so
softly
,
however
,
as
to
abstain
entirely
from
making
anything
like
an
ordinary
duet
of
the
song
;
they
rather
formed
a
rich
unexplored
shadow
,
which
threw
her
tones
into
relief
.
The
shearers
reclined
against
each
other
as
at
suppers
in
the
early
ages
of
the
world
,
and
so
silent
and
absorbed
were
they
that
her
breathing
could
almost
be
heard
between
the
bars
;
and
at
the
end
of
the
ballad
,
when
the
last
tone
loitered
on
to
an
inexpressible
close
,
there
arose
that
buzz
of
pleasure
which
is
the
attar
of
applause
.
It
is
scarcely
necessary
to
state
that
Gabriel
could
not
avoid
noting
the
farmer
’
s
bearing
to
-
night
towards
their
entertainer
.
Yet
there
was
nothing
exceptional
in
his
actions
beyond
what
appertained
to
his
time
of
performing
them
.
It
was
when
the
rest
were
all
looking
away
that
Boldwood
observed
her
;
when
they
regarded
her
he
turned
aside
;
when
they
thanked
or
praised
he
was
silent
;
when
they
were
inattentive
he
murmured
his
thanks
.
The
meaning
lay
in
the
difference
between
actions
,
none
of
which
had
any
meaning
of
itself
;
and
the
necessity
of
being
jealous
,
which
lovers
are
troubled
with
,
did
not
lead
Oak
to
underestimate
these
signs
.
