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The
monotony
of
his
occupation
soothed
him
,
and
was
in
itself
a
pleasure
.
A
forced
limitation
of
effort
offered
a
justification
of
homely
courses
to
an
unambitious
man
,
whose
conscience
would
hardly
have
allowed
him
to
remain
in
such
obscurity
while
his
powers
were
unimpeded
.
Hence
Yeobright
sometimes
sang
to
himself
,
and
when
obliged
to
accompany
Humphrey
in
search
of
brambles
for
faggot
-
bonds
he
would
amuse
his
companion
with
sketches
of
Parisian
life
and
character
,
and
so
while
away
the
time
.
On
one
of
these
warm
afternoons
Eustacia
walked
out
alone
in
the
direction
of
Yeobright
’
s
place
of
work
.
He
was
busily
chopping
away
at
the
furze
,
a
long
row
of
faggots
which
stretched
downward
from
his
position
representing
the
labour
of
the
day
.
He
did
not
observe
her
approach
,
and
she
stood
close
to
him
,
and
heard
his
undercurrent
of
song
.
It
shocked
her
.
To
see
him
there
,
a
poor
afflicted
man
,
earning
money
by
the
sweat
of
his
brow
,
had
at
first
moved
her
to
tears
;
but
to
hear
him
sing
and
not
at
all
rebel
against
an
occupation
which
,
however
satisfactory
to
himself
,
was
degrading
to
her
,
as
an
educated
lady
-
wife
,
wounded
her
through
.
Unconscious
of
her
presence
,
he
still
went
on
singing
:
—
“
Le
point
du
jour
A
nos
bosquets
rend
toute
leur
parure
;
Flore
est
plus
belle
a
son
retour
;
L
’
oiseau
reprend
doux
chant
d
’
amour
;
Tout
celebre
dans
la
nature
Le
point
du
jour
.
“
Le
point
du
jour
Cause
parfois
,
cause
douleur
extreme
;
