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”
Thomasin
was
so
surprised
by
the
explanation
that
she
quite
forgot
to
lecture
the
girl
,
who
glided
silently
away
.
Thomasin
did
not
move
further
than
to
turn
her
eyes
upon
the
grass
-
plat
where
the
Maypole
had
stood
.
She
remained
thinking
,
then
said
to
herself
that
she
would
not
go
out
that
afternoon
,
but
would
work
hard
at
the
baby
’
s
unfinished
lovely
plaid
frock
,
cut
on
the
cross
in
the
newest
fashion
.
How
she
managed
to
work
hard
,
and
yet
do
no
more
than
she
had
done
at
the
end
of
two
hours
,
would
have
been
a
mystery
to
anyone
not
aware
that
the
recent
incident
was
of
a
kind
likely
to
divert
her
industry
from
a
manual
to
a
mental
channel
.
Next
day
she
went
her
ways
as
usual
,
and
continued
her
custom
of
walking
in
the
heath
with
no
other
companion
than
little
Eustacia
,
now
of
the
age
when
it
is
a
matter
of
doubt
with
such
characters
whether
they
are
intended
to
walk
through
the
world
on
their
hands
or
on
their
feet
;
so
that
they
get
into
painful
complications
by
trying
both
.
It
was
very
pleasant
to
Thomasin
,
when
she
had
carried
the
child
to
some
lonely
place
,
to
give
her
a
little
private
practice
on
the
green
turf
and
shepherd
’
s
-
thyme
,
which
formed
a
soft
mat
to
fall
headlong
upon
them
when
equilibrium
was
lost
.
Once
,
when
engaged
in
this
system
of
training
,
and
stooping
to
remove
bits
of
stick
,
fern
-
stalks
,
and
other
such
fragments
from
the
child
’
s
path
,
that
the
journey
might
not
be
brought
to
an
untimely
end
by
some
insuperable
barrier
a
quarter
of
an
inch
high
,
she
was
alarmed
by
discovering
that
a
man
on
horseback
was
almost
close
beside
her
,
the
soft
natural
carpet
having
muffled
the
horse
’
s
tread
.
The
rider
,
who
was
Venn
,
waved
his
hat
in
the
air
and
bowed
gallantly
.
“
Diggory
,
give
me
my
glove
,
”
said
Thomasin
,
whose
manner
it
was
under
any
circumstances
to
plunge
into
the
midst
of
a
subject
which
engrossed
her
.
Venn
immediately
dismounted
,
put
his
hand
in
his
breastpocket
,
and
handed
the
glove
.
“
Thank
you
.
It
was
very
good
of
you
to
take
care
of
it
.
”
“
It
is
very
good
of
you
to
say
so
.
”
“
O
no
.
I
was
quite
glad
to
find
you
had
it
.
Everybody
gets
so
indifferent
that
I
was
surprised
to
know
you
thought
of
me
.
”
