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In
recalling
her
face
again
and
again
,
he
thought
now
that
he
could
see
therein
a
flash
of
the
dignity
which
must
have
graced
her
grand
-
dames
;
and
the
vision
sent
that
AURA
through
his
veins
which
he
had
formerly
felt
,
and
which
left
behind
it
a
sense
of
sickness
.
Despite
her
not
inviolate
past
,
what
still
abode
in
such
a
woman
as
Tess
outvalued
the
freshness
of
her
fellows
.
Was
not
the
gleaning
of
the
grapes
of
Ephraim
better
than
the
vintage
of
Abi
-
ezer
?
So
spoke
love
renascent
,
preparing
the
way
for
Tess
’
s
devoted
outpouring
,
which
was
then
just
being
forwarded
to
him
by
his
father
;
though
owing
to
his
distance
inland
it
was
to
be
a
long
time
in
reaching
him
.
Meanwhile
the
writer
’
s
expectation
that
Angel
would
come
in
response
to
the
entreaty
was
alternately
great
and
small
.
What
lessened
it
was
that
the
facts
of
her
life
which
had
led
to
the
parting
had
not
changed
—
could
never
change
;
and
that
,
if
her
presence
had
not
attenuated
them
,
her
absence
could
not
.
Nevertheless
she
addressed
her
mind
to
the
tender
question
of
what
she
could
do
to
please
him
best
if
he
should
arrive
.
Sighs
were
expended
on
the
wish
that
she
had
taken
more
notice
of
the
tunes
he
played
on
his
harp
,
that
she
had
inquired
more
curiously
of
him
which
were
his
favourite
ballads
among
those
the
country
-
girls
sang
.
She
indirectly
inquired
of
Amby
Seedling
,
who
had
followed
Izz
from
Talbothays
,
and
by
chance
Amby
remembered
that
,
amongst
the
snatches
of
melody
in
which
they
had
indulged
at
the
dairyman
’
s
,
to
induce
the
cows
to
let
down
their
milk
,
Clare
had
seemed
to
like
“
Cupid
’
s
Gardens
”
,
“
I
have
parks
,
I
have
hounds
”
,
and
“
The
break
o
’
the
day
”
;
and
had
seemed
not
to
care
for
“
The
Tailor
’
s
Breeches
”
and
“
Such
a
beauty
I
did
grow
”
,
excellent
ditties
as
they
were
.
To
perfect
the
ballads
was
now
her
whimsical
desire
.
She
practised
them
privately
at
odd
moments
,
especially
“
The
break
o
’
the
day
”
:
Arise
,
arise
,
arise
!
And
pick
your
love
a
posy
,
All
o
’
the
sweetest
flowers
That
in
the
garden
grow
.
