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"
I
shall
be
up
before
you
are
awake
;
I
shall
be
afield
before
you
are
up
;
and
I
shall
have
breakfasted
before
you
are
afield
.
In
short
,
I
shall
astonish
you
all
.
"
(
All
.
)
"
Yes
’
m
!
"
"
And
so
good
-
night
.
"
(
All
.
)
"
Good
-
night
,
ma
’
am
"
Then
this
small
thesmothete
stepped
from
the
table
,
and
surged
out
of
the
hall
,
her
black
silk
dress
licking
up
a
few
straws
and
dragging
them
along
with
a
scratching
noise
upon
the
floor
.
Liddy
,
elevating
her
feelings
to
the
occasion
from
a
sense
of
grandeur
,
floated
off
behind
Bathsheba
with
a
milder
dignity
not
entirely
free
from
travesty
,
and
the
door
was
closed
.
For
dreariness
nothing
could
surpass
a
prospect
in
the
outskirts
of
a
certain
town
and
military
station
,
many
miles
north
of
Weatherbury
,
at
a
later
hour
on
this
same
snowy
evening
—
if
that
may
be
called
a
prospect
of
which
the
chief
constituent
was
darkness
.
It
was
a
night
when
sorrow
may
come
to
the
brightest
without
causing
any
great
sense
of
incongruity
:
when
,
with
impressible
persons
,
love
becomes
solicitousness
,
hope
sinks
to
misgiving
,
and
faith
to
hope
:
when
the
exercise
of
memory
does
not
stir
feelings
of
regret
at
opportunities
for
ambition
that
have
been
passed
by
,
and
anticipation
does
not
prompt
to
enterprise
.
The
scene
was
a
public
path
,
bordered
on
the
left
hand
by
a
river
,
behind
which
rose
a
high
wall
.
On
the
right
was
a
tract
of
land
,
partly
meadow
and
partly
moor
,
reaching
,
at
its
remote
verge
,
to
a
wide
undulating
upland
.
The
changes
of
the
seasons
are
less
obtrusive
on
spots
of
this
kind
than
amid
woodland
scenery
.
Still
,
to
a
close
observer
,
they
are
just
as
perceptible
;
the
difference
is
that
their
media
of
manifestation
are
less
trite
and
familiar
than
such
well
-
known
ones
as
the
bursting
of
the
buds
or
the
fall
of
the
leaf
.
Many
are
not
so
stealthy
and
gradual
as
we
may
be
apt
to
imagine
in
considering
the
general
torpidity
of
a
moor
or
waste
.
Winter
,
in
coming
to
the
country
hereabout
,
advanced
in
well
-
marked
stages
,
wherein
might
have
been
successively
observed
the
retreat
of
the
snakes
,
the
transformation
of
the
ferns
,
the
filling
of
the
pools
,
a
rising
of
fogs
,
the
embrowning
by
frost
,
the
collapse
of
the
fungi
,
and
an
obliteration
by
snow
.
