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Tess
could
eventually
join
him
there
,
and
perhaps
in
that
country
of
contrasting
scenes
and
notions
and
habits
the
conventions
would
not
be
so
operative
which
made
life
with
her
seem
impracticable
to
him
here
.
In
brief
he
was
strongly
inclined
to
try
Brazil
,
especially
as
the
season
for
going
thither
was
just
at
hand
.
With
this
view
he
was
returning
to
Emminster
to
disclose
his
plan
to
his
parents
,
and
to
make
the
best
explanation
he
could
make
of
arriving
without
Tess
,
short
of
revealing
what
had
actually
separated
them
.
As
he
reached
the
door
the
new
moon
shone
upon
his
face
,
just
as
the
old
one
had
done
in
the
small
hours
of
that
morning
when
he
had
carried
his
wife
in
his
arms
across
the
river
to
the
graveyard
of
the
monks
;
but
his
face
was
thinner
now
.
Clare
had
given
his
parents
no
warning
of
his
visit
,
and
his
arrival
stirred
the
atmosphere
of
the
Vicarage
as
the
dive
of
the
kingfisher
stirs
a
quiet
pool
.
His
father
and
mother
were
both
in
the
drawing
-
room
,
but
neither
of
his
brothers
was
now
at
home
.
Angel
entered
,
and
closed
the
door
quietly
behind
him
.
“
But
—
where
’
s
your
wife
,
dear
Angel
?
”
cried
his
mother
.
“
How
you
surprise
us
!
”
“
She
is
at
her
mother
’
s
—
temporarily
.
I
have
come
home
rather
in
a
hurry
because
I
’
ve
decided
to
go
to
Brazil
.
”
“
Brazil
!
Why
they
are
all
Roman
Catholics
there
surely
!
”
“
Are
they
?
I
hadn
’
t
thought
of
that
.
”
But
even
the
novelty
and
painfulness
of
his
going
to
a
Papistical
land
could
no
displace
for
long
Mr
and
Mrs
Clare
’
s
natural
interest
in
their
son
’
s
marriage
.
“
We
had
your
brief
note
three
weeks
ago
announcing
that
it
had
taken
place
,
”
said
Mrs
Clare
,
“
and
your
father
sent
your
godmother
’
s
gift
to
her
,
as
you
know
.
Of
course
it
was
best
that
none
of
us
should
be
present
,
especially
as
you
preferred
to
marry
her
from
the
dairy
,
and
not
at
her
home
,
wherever
that
may
be
.
It
would
have
embarrassed
you
,
and
given
us
no
pleasure
.
Your
bothers
felt
that
very
strongly
.
Now
it
is
done
we
do
not
complain
,
particularly
if
she
suits
you
for
the
business
you
have
chosen
to
follow
instead
of
the
ministry
of
the
Gospel
.
.
.
.
Yet
I
wish
I
could
have
seen
her
first
,
Angel
,
or
have
known
a
little
more
about
her
.
We
sent
her
no
present
of
our
own
,
not
knowing
what
would
best
give
her
pleasure
,
but
you
must
suppose
it
only
delayed
.
Angel
,
there
is
no
irritation
in
my
mind
or
your
father
’
s
against
you
for
this
marriage
;
but
we
have
thought
it
much
better
to
reserve
our
liking
for
your
wife
till
we
could
see
her
.
And
now
you
have
not
brought
her
.
It
seems
strange
.
What
had
happened
?
”
He
replied
that
it
had
been
thought
best
by
them
that
she
should
to
go
her
parents
’
home
for
the
present
,
whilst
he
came
there
.
