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461
Ever
since
the
accident
with
her
father
s
horse
Tess
Durbeyfield
,
courageous
as
she
naturally
was
,
had
been
exceedingly
timid
on
wheels
;
the
least
irregularity
of
motion
startled
her
.
She
began
to
get
uneasy
at
a
certain
recklessness
in
her
conductor
s
driving
.
462
You
will
go
down
slow
,
sir
,
I
suppose
?
she
said
with
attempted
unconcern
.
463
D
Urberville
looked
round
upon
her
,
nipped
his
cigar
with
the
tips
of
his
large
white
centre
-
teeth
,
and
allowed
his
lips
to
smile
slowly
of
themselves
.
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464
Why
,
Tess
,
he
answered
,
after
another
whiff
or
two
,
it
isn
t
a
brave
bouncing
girl
like
you
who
asks
that
?
Why
,
I
always
go
down
at
full
gallop
.
There
s
nothing
like
it
for
raising
your
spirits
.
465
But
perhaps
you
need
not
now
?
466
Ah
,
he
said
,
shaking
his
head
,
there
are
two
to
be
reckoned
with
.
It
is
not
me
alone
.
Tib
had
to
be
considered
,
and
she
has
a
very
queer
temper
.
467
Who
?
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468
Why
,
this
mare
.
I
fancy
she
looked
round
at
me
in
a
very
grim
way
just
then
.
Didn
t
you
notice
it
?
469
Don
t
try
to
frighten
me
,
sir
,
said
Tess
stiffly
.
470
Well
,
I
don
t
.
If
any
living
man
can
manage
this
horse
I
can
:
I
won
t
say
any
living
man
can
do
it
but
if
such
has
the
power
,
I
am
he
.