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the
story
did
not
design
a
marriage
between
Thomasin
and
Venn
.
He
was
to
have
retained
his
isolated
and
weird
character
to
the
last
,
and
to
have
disappeared
mysteriously
from
the
heath
,
nobody
knowing
whither
—
Thomasin
remaining
a
widow
.
But
certain
circumstances
of
serial
publication
led
to
a
change
of
intent
.
Readers
can
therefore
choose
between
the
endings
,
and
those
with
an
austere
artistic
code
can
assume
the
more
consistent
conclusion
to
be
the
true
one
.
Anybody
who
had
passed
through
Blooms
-
End
about
eleven
o
’
clock
on
the
morning
fixed
for
the
wedding
would
have
found
that
,
while
Yeobright
’
s
house
was
comparatively
quiet
,
sounds
denoting
great
activity
came
from
the
dwelling
of
his
nearest
neighbour
,
Timothy
Fairway
.
It
was
chiefly
a
noise
of
feet
,
briskly
crunching
hither
and
thither
over
the
sanded
floor
within
.
One
man
only
was
visible
outside
,
and
he
seemed
to
be
later
at
an
appointment
than
he
had
intended
to
be
,
for
he
hastened
up
to
the
door
,
lifted
the
latch
,
and
walked
in
without
ceremony
.
