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661
Not
-
at
-
homes
were
hardly
naturalized
in
Weatherbury
farmhouses
,
so
Liddy
suggested
"
Say
you
re
a
fright
with
dust
,
and
can
t
come
down
.
"
662
"
Yes
that
sounds
very
well
,
"
said
Mrs
.
Coggan
,
critically
.
663
"
Say
I
can
t
see
him
that
will
do
.
"
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664
Mrs
.
Coggan
went
downstairs
,
and
returned
the
answer
as
requested
,
adding
,
however
,
on
her
own
responsibility
,
"
Miss
is
dusting
bottles
,
sir
,
and
is
quite
a
object
that
s
why
tis
.
"
665
"
Oh
,
very
well
,
"
said
the
deep
voice
indifferently
.
"
All
I
wanted
to
ask
was
,
if
anything
had
been
heard
of
Fanny
Robin
?
"
666
"
Nothing
,
sir
but
we
may
know
to
-
night
.
William
Smallbury
is
gone
to
Casterbridge
,
where
her
young
man
lives
,
as
is
supposed
,
and
the
other
men
be
inquiring
about
everywhere
.
"
667
The
horse
s
tramp
then
recommenced
and
retreated
,
and
the
door
closed
.
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668
"
Who
is
Mr
.
Boldwood
?
"
said
Bathsheba
.
669
"
A
gentleman
-
farmer
at
Little
Weatherbury
.
"
670
"
Married
?
"