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311
No
;
d
Urbervilles
.
312
Ay
,
ay
;
I
mean
d
Urbervilles
.
313
Our
names
are
worn
away
to
Durbeyfield
;
but
we
have
several
proofs
that
we
are
d
Urbervilles
.
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314
Antiquarians
hold
we
are
,
and
and
we
have
an
old
seal
,
marked
with
a
ramping
lion
on
a
shield
,
and
a
castle
over
him
.
And
we
have
a
very
old
silver
spoon
,
round
in
the
bowl
like
a
little
ladle
,
and
marked
with
the
same
castle
.
But
it
is
so
worn
that
mother
uses
it
to
stir
the
pea
-
soup
.
315
A
castle
argent
is
certainly
my
crest
,
said
he
blandly
.
And
my
arms
a
lion
rampant
.
316
And
so
mother
said
we
ought
to
make
ourselves
beknown
to
you
as
we
ve
lost
our
horse
by
a
bad
accident
,
and
are
the
oldest
branch
o
the
family
.
317
Very
kind
of
your
mother
,
I
m
sure
.
And
I
,
for
one
,
don
t
regret
her
step
.
Alec
looked
at
Tess
as
he
spoke
,
in
a
way
that
made
her
blush
a
little
.
And
so
,
my
pretty
girl
,
you
ve
come
on
a
friendly
visit
to
us
,
as
relations
?
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318
I
suppose
I
have
,
faltered
Tess
,
looking
uncomfortable
again
.
319
Well
there
s
no
harm
in
it
.
Where
do
you
live
?
What
are
you
?
320
She
gave
him
brief
particulars
;
and
responding
to
further
inquiries
told
him
that
she
was
intending
to
go
back
by
the
same
carrier
who
had
brought
her
.