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"
How
will
you
?
"
"
I
’
ll
pay
you
well
now
,
I
’
ll
settle
a
sum
of
money
upon
her
,
and
I
’
ll
see
that
you
don
’
t
suffer
from
poverty
in
the
future
.
I
’
ll
put
it
clearly
.
Bathsheba
is
only
playing
with
you
:
you
are
too
poor
for
her
as
I
said
;
so
give
up
wasting
your
time
about
a
great
match
you
’
ll
never
make
for
a
moderate
and
rightful
match
you
may
make
to
-
morrow
;
take
up
your
carpet
-
bag
,
turn
about
,
leave
Weatherbury
now
,
this
night
,
and
you
shall
take
fifty
pounds
with
you
.
Fanny
shall
have
fifty
to
enable
her
to
prepare
for
the
wedding
,
when
you
have
told
me
where
she
is
living
,
and
she
shall
have
five
hundred
paid
down
on
her
wedding
-
day
.
"
In
making
this
statement
Boldwood
’
s
voice
revealed
only
too
clearly
a
consciousness
of
the
weakness
of
his
position
,
his
aims
,
and
his
method
.
His
manner
had
lapsed
quite
from
that
of
the
firm
and
dignified
Boldwood
of
former
times
;
and
such
a
scheme
as
he
had
now
engaged
in
he
would
have
condemned
as
childishly
imbecile
only
a
few
months
ago
.
We
discern
a
grand
force
in
the
lover
which
he
lacks
whilst
a
free
man
;
but
there
is
a
breadth
of
vision
in
the
free
man
which
in
the
lover
we
vainly
seek
.
Where
there
is
much
bias
there
must
be
some
narrowness
,
and
love
,
though
added
emotion
,
is
subtracted
capacity
.
Boldwood
exemplified
this
to
an
abnormal
degree
:
he
knew
nothing
of
Fanny
Robin
’
s
circumstances
or
whereabouts
,
he
knew
nothing
of
Troy
’
s
possibilities
,
yet
that
was
what
he
said
.
"
I
like
Fanny
best
,
"
said
Troy
;
"
and
if
,
as
you
say
,
Miss
Everdene
is
out
of
my
reach
,
why
I
have
all
to
gain
by
accepting
your
money
,
and
marrying
Fan
.
But
she
’
s
only
a
servant
.
"
"
Never
mind
—
do
you
agree
to
my
arrangement
?
"
"
I
do
.
"
"
Ah
!
"
said
Boldwood
,
in
a
more
elastic
voice
.
"
Oh
,
Troy
,
if
you
like
her
best
,
why
then
did
you
step
in
here
and
injure
my
happiness
?
"
"
I
love
Fanny
best
now
,
"
said
Troy
.
"
But
Bathsh
—
Miss
Everdene
inflamed
me
,
and
displaced
Fanny
for
a
time
.
It
is
over
now
.
"
"
Why
should
it
be
over
so
soon
?
And
why
then
did
you
come
here
again
?
"
