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"
You
have
made
an
admission
now
,
Mr
.
Oak
,
"
she
exclaimed
,
with
even
more
hauteur
,
and
rocking
her
head
disdainfully
.
"
After
that
,
do
you
think
I
could
marry
you
?
Not
if
I
know
it
.
"
He
broke
in
passionately
.
"
But
don
’
t
mistake
me
like
that
!
Because
I
am
open
enough
to
own
what
every
man
in
my
shoes
would
have
thought
of
,
you
make
your
colours
come
up
your
face
,
and
get
crabbed
with
me
.
That
about
your
not
being
good
enough
for
me
is
nonsense
You
speak
like
a
lady
—
all
the
parish
notice
it
,
and
your
uncle
at
Weatherbury
is
,
I
have
heerd
,
a
large
farmer
—
much
larger
than
ever
I
shall
be
.
May
I
call
in
the
evening
,
or
will
you
walk
along
with
me
o
’
Sundays
?
I
don
’
t
want
you
to
make
-
up
your
mind
at
once
,
if
you
’
d
rather
not
.
"
"
No
—
no
—
I
cannot
.
Don
’
t
press
me
any
more
—
don
’
t
.
I
don
’
t
love
you
—
so
’
twould
be
ridiculous
,
"
she
said
,
with
a
laugh
.
No
man
likes
to
see
his
emotions
the
sport
of
a
merry
-
go
-
round
of
skittishness
.
"
Very
well
,
"
said
Oak
,
firmly
,
with
the
bearing
of
one
who
was
going
to
give
his
days
and
nights
to
Ecclesiastes
for
ever
.
"
Then
I
’
ll
ask
you
no
more
.
"
The
news
which
one
day
reached
Gabriel
,
that
Bathsheba
Everdene
had
left
the
neighbourhood
,
had
an
influence
upon
him
which
might
have
surprised
any
who
never
suspected
that
the
more
emphatic
the
renunciation
the
less
absolute
its
character
.
It
may
have
been
observed
that
there
is
no
regular
path
for
getting
out
of
love
as
there
is
for
getting
in
.
Some
people
look
upon
marriage
as
a
short
cut
that
way
,
but
it
has
been
known
to
fail
.
Separation
,
which
was
the
means
that
chance
offered
to
Gabriel
Oak
by
Bathsheba
’
s
disappearance
,
though
effectual
with
people
of
certain
humours
,
is
apt
to
idealize
the
removed
object
with
others
—
notably
those
whose
affection
,
placid
and
regular
as
it
may
be
,
flows
deep
and
long
.
Oak
belonged
to
the
even
-
tempered
order
of
humanity
,
and
felt
the
secret
fusion
of
himself
in
Bathsheba
to
be
burning
with
a
finer
flame
now
that
she
was
gone
—
that
was
all
.
His
incipient
friendship
with
her
aunt
had
been
nipped
by
the
failure
of
his
suit
,
and
all
that
Oak
learnt
of
Bathsheba
’
s
movements
was
done
indirectly
.
It
appeared
that
she
had
gone
to
a
place
called
Weatherbury
,
more
than
twenty
miles
off
,
but
in
what
capacity
—
whether
as
a
visitor
,
or
permanently
,
he
could
not
discover
.
Gabriel
had
two
dogs
.
George
,
the
elder
,
exhibited
an
ebony
-
tipped
nose
,
surrounded
by
a
narrow
margin
of
pink
flesh
,
and
a
coat
marked
in
random
splotches
approximating
in
colour
to
white
and
slaty
grey
;
but
the
grey
,
after
years
of
sun
and
rain
,
had
been
scorched
and
washed
out
of
the
more
prominent
locks
,
leaving
them
of
a
reddish
-
brown
,
as
if
the
blue
component
of
the
grey
had
faded
,
like
the
indigo
from
the
same
kind
of
colour
in
Turner
’
s
pictures
.
In
substance
it
had
originally
been
hair
,
but
long
contact
with
sheep
seemed
to
be
turning
it
by
degrees
into
wool
of
a
poor
quality
and
staple
.
