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She
musingly
turned
to
withdraw
,
passing
near
an
altertomb
,
the
oldest
of
them
all
,
on
which
was
a
recumbent
figure
.
In
the
dusk
she
had
not
noticed
it
before
,
and
would
hardly
have
noticed
it
now
but
for
an
odd
fancy
that
the
effigy
moved
.
As
soon
as
she
drew
close
to
it
she
discovered
all
in
a
moment
that
the
figure
was
a
living
person
;
and
the
shock
to
her
sense
of
not
having
been
alone
was
so
violent
that
she
was
quite
overcome
,
and
sank
down
nigh
to
fainting
,
not
,
however
,
till
she
had
recognized
Alec
d
Urberville
in
the
form
.
He
leapt
off
the
slab
and
supported
her
.
I
saw
you
come
in
,
he
said
smiling
,
and
got
up
there
not
to
interrupt
your
meditations
.
A
family
gathering
,
is
it
not
,
with
these
old
fellows
under
us
here
?
Listen
.
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He
stamped
with
his
heel
heavily
on
the
floor
;
whereupon
there
arose
a
hollow
echo
from
below
.
That
shook
them
a
bit
,
I
ll
warrant
!
he
continued
.
And
you
thought
I
was
the
mere
stone
reproduction
of
one
of
them
.
But
no
.
The
old
order
changeth
.
The
little
finger
of
the
sham
d
Urberville
can
do
more
for
you
than
the
whole
dynasty
of
the
real
underneath
.
.
.
.
Now
command
me
.
What
shall
I
do
?
Go
away
!
she
murmured
.
I
will
I
ll
look
for
your
mother
,
said
he
blandly
.
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But
in
passing
her
he
whispered
:
Mind
this
;
you
ll
be
civil
yet
!
When
he
was
gone
she
bent
down
upon
the
entrance
to
the
vaults
,
and
said
Why
am
I
on
the
wrong
side
of
this
door
!