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181
Yes
;
and
we
ll
all
claim
kin
!
said
Abraham
brightly
from
under
the
bedstead
.
And
we
ll
all
go
and
see
her
when
Tess
has
gone
to
live
with
her
;
and
we
ll
ride
in
her
coach
and
wear
black
clothes
!
182
How
do
you
come
here
,
child
?
What
nonsense
be
ye
talking
!
Go
away
,
and
play
on
the
stairs
till
father
and
mother
be
ready
!
.
.
.
Well
,
Tess
ought
to
go
to
this
other
member
of
our
family
.
She
d
be
sure
to
win
the
lady
Tess
would
;
and
likely
enough
twould
lead
to
some
noble
gentleman
marrying
her
.
In
short
,
I
know
it
.
183
How
?
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184
I
tried
her
fate
in
the
FORTUNE
-
TELLER
,
and
it
brought
out
that
very
thing
!
.
.
.
You
should
ha
seen
how
pretty
she
looked
today
;
her
skin
is
as
sumple
as
a
duchess
s
.
185
What
says
the
maid
herself
to
going
?
186
I
ve
not
asked
her
.
She
don
t
know
there
is
any
such
lady
-
relation
yet
.
But
it
would
certainly
put
her
in
the
way
of
a
grand
marriage
,
and
she
won
t
say
nay
to
going
.
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188
Tess
is
queer
.
189
But
she
s
tractable
at
bottom
.
Leave
her
to
me
.
190
Though
this
conversation
had
been
private
,
sufficient
of
its
import
reached
the
understandings
of
those
around
to
suggest
to
them
that
the
Durbeyfields
had
weightier
concerns
to
talk
of
now
than
common
folks
had
,
and
that
Tess
,
their
pretty
eldest
daughter
,
had
fine
prospects
in
store
.