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"
Is
she
downstairs
?
"
"
No
.
And
getting
on
so
nicely
as
she
was
too
.
She
s
but
very
little
better
now
again
than
she
was
at
Christmas
.
She
keeps
on
asking
if
you
be
come
,
and
if
there
s
news
,
till
one
s
wearied
out
wi
answering
her
.
Shall
I
go
and
say
you
ve
come
?
"
"
No
,
"
said
Oak
.
"
There
s
a
chance
yet
;
but
I
couldn
t
stay
in
town
any
longer
after
seeing
him
too
.
So
Laban
Laban
is
here
,
isn
t
he
?
"
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"
Yes
,
"
said
Tall
.
"
What
I
ve
arranged
is
,
that
you
shall
ride
to
town
the
last
thing
to
-
night
;
leave
here
about
nine
,
and
wait
a
while
there
,
getting
home
about
twelve
.
If
nothing
has
been
received
by
eleven
to
-
night
,
they
say
there
s
no
chance
at
all
.
"
"
I
do
so
hope
his
life
will
be
spared
,
"
said
Liddy
.
"
If
it
is
not
,
she
ll
go
out
of
her
mind
too
.
Poor
thing
;
her
sufferings
have
been
dreadful
;
she
deserves
anybody
s
pity
.
"
"
Is
she
altered
much
?
"
said
Coggan
.
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"
If
you
haven
t
seen
poor
mistress
since
Christmas
,
you
wouldn
t
know
her
,
"
said
Liddy
.
"
Her
eyes
are
so
miserable
that
she
s
not
the
same
woman
Only
two
years
ago
she
was
a
romping
girl
,
and
now
she
s
this
!
"
Laban
departed
as
directed
,
and
at
eleven
o
clock
that
night
several
of
the
villagers
strolled
along
the
road
to
Casterbridge
and
awaited
his
arrival
among
them
Oak
,
and
nearly
all
the
rest
of
Bathsheba
s
men
.
Gabriel
s
anxiety
was
great
that
Boldwood
might
be
saved
,
even
though
in
his
conscience
he
felt
that
he
ought
to
die
;
for
there
had
been
qualities
in
the
farmer
which
Oak
loved
.
At
last
,
when
they
all
were
weary
the
tramp
of
a
horse
was
heard
in
the
distance