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She
breathed
;
and
then
said
mournfully
:
"
Oh
what
shall
I
do
?
I
don
t
love
you
,
and
I
much
fear
that
I
never
shall
love
you
as
much
as
a
woman
ought
to
love
a
husband
.
If
you
,
sir
,
know
that
,
and
I
can
yet
give
you
happiness
by
a
mere
promise
to
marry
at
the
end
of
six
years
,
if
my
husband
should
not
come
back
,
it
is
a
great
honour
to
me
.
And
if
you
value
such
an
act
of
friendship
from
a
woman
who
doesn
t
esteem
herself
as
she
did
,
and
has
little
love
left
,
why
I
I
will
"
"
Promise
!
"
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"
Consider
,
if
I
cannot
promise
soon
.
"
"
But
soon
is
perhaps
never
?
"
"
Oh
no
,
it
is
not
!
I
mean
soon
.
Christmas
,
we
ll
say
.
"
"
Christmas
!
"
He
said
nothing
further
till
he
added
:
"
Well
,
I
ll
say
no
more
to
you
about
it
till
that
time
.
"
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Bathsheba
was
in
a
very
peculiar
state
of
mind
,
which
showed
how
entirely
the
soul
is
the
slave
of
the
body
,
the
ethereal
spirit
dependent
for
its
quality
upon
the
tangible
flesh
and
blood
.
It
is
hardly
too
much
to
say
that
she
felt
coerced
by
a
force
stronger
than
her
own
will
,
not
only
into
the
act
of
promising
upon
this
singularly
remote
and
vague
matter
,
but
into
the
emotion
of
fancying
that
she
ought
to
promise
.
When
the
weeks
intervening
between
the
night
of
this
conversation
and
Christmas
day
began
perceptibly
to
diminish
,
her
anxiety
and
perplexity
increased
.
One
day
she
was
led
by
an
accident
into
an
oddly
confidential
dialogue
with
Gabriel
about
her
difficulty
.
It
afforded
her
a
little
relief
of
a
dull
and
cheerless
kind
.
They
were
auditing
accounts
,
and
something
occurred
in
the
course
of
their
labours
which
led
Oak
to
say
,
speaking
of
Boldwood
,
"
He
ll
never
forget
you
,
ma
am
,
never
.
"
Then
out
came
her
trouble
before
she
was
aware
;
and
she
told
him
how
she
had
again
got
into
the
toils
;
what
Boldwood
had
asked
her
,
and
how
he
was
expecting
her
assent
.