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"
No
;
tis
no
use
,
"
she
said
.
"
I
don
t
want
to
marry
you
.
"
232
"
Try
.
"
233
"
I
have
tried
hard
all
the
time
I
ve
been
thinking
;
for
a
marriage
would
be
very
nice
in
one
sense
.
People
would
talk
about
me
,
and
think
I
had
won
my
battle
,
and
I
should
feel
triumphant
,
and
all
that
,
But
a
husband
"
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234
"
Well
!
"
235
"
Why
,
he
d
always
be
there
,
as
you
say
;
whenever
I
looked
up
,
there
he
d
be
.
"
236
"
Of
course
he
would
I
,
that
is
.
"
237
"
Well
,
what
I
mean
is
that
I
shouldn
t
mind
being
a
bride
at
a
wedding
,
if
I
could
be
one
without
having
a
husband
.
But
since
a
woman
can
t
show
off
in
that
way
by
herself
,
I
shan
t
marry
at
least
yet
.
"
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238
"
That
s
a
terrible
wooden
story
!
"
239
At
this
criticism
of
her
statement
Bathsheba
made
an
addition
to
her
dignity
by
a
slight
sweep
away
from
him
.
240
"
Upon
my
heart
and
soul
,
I
don
t
know
what
a
maid
can
say
stupider
than
that
,
"
said
Oak
.