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“
Come
,
you
have
not
told
me
all
,
”
she
said
.
Then
Tess
went
up
to
her
mother
,
put
her
face
upon
Joan
’
s
neck
,
and
told
.
“
And
yet
th
’
st
not
got
him
to
marry
‘
ee
!
”
reiterated
her
mother
.
“
Any
woman
would
have
done
it
but
you
,
after
that
!
”
“
Perhaps
any
woman
would
except
me
.
”
“
It
would
have
been
something
like
a
story
to
come
back
with
,
if
you
had
!
”
continued
Mrs
Durbeyfield
,
ready
to
burst
into
tears
of
vexation
.
“
After
all
the
talk
about
you
and
him
which
has
reached
us
here
,
who
would
have
expected
it
to
end
like
this
!
Why
didn
’
t
ye
think
of
doing
some
good
for
your
family
instead
o
’
thinking
only
of
yourself
?
See
how
I
’
ve
got
to
teave
and
slave
,
and
your
poor
weak
father
with
his
heart
clogged
like
a
dripping
-
pan
.
I
did
hope
for
something
to
come
out
o
’
this
!
To
see
what
a
pretty
pair
you
and
he
made
that
day
when
you
drove
away
together
four
months
ago
!
See
what
he
has
given
us
—
all
,
as
we
thought
,
because
we
were
his
kin
.
But
if
he
’
s
not
,
it
must
have
been
done
because
of
his
love
for
‘
ee
.
And
yet
you
’
ve
not
got
him
to
marry
!
”
Get
Alec
d
’
Urberville
in
the
mind
to
marry
her
!
He
marry
HER
!
On
matrimony
he
had
never
once
said
a
word
.
And
what
if
he
had
?
How
a
convulsive
snatching
at
social
salvation
might
have
impelled
her
to
answer
him
she
could
not
say
.
But
her
poor
foolish
mother
little
knew
her
present
feeling
towards
this
man
.
Perhaps
it
was
unusual
in
the
circumstances
,
unlucky
,
unaccountable
;
but
there
it
was
;
and
this
,
as
she
had
said
,
was
what
made
her
detest
herself
.
She
had
never
wholly
cared
for
him
,
she
did
not
at
all
care
for
him
now
.
She
had
dreaded
him
,
winced
before
him
,
succumbed
to
adroit
advantages
he
took
of
her
helplessness
;
then
,
temporarily
blinded
by
his
ardent
manners
,
had
been
stirred
to
confused
surrender
awhile
:
had
suddenly
despised
and
disliked
him
,
and
had
run
away
.
That
was
all
.
Hate
him
she
did
not
quite
;
but
he
was
dust
and
ashes
to
her
,
and
even
for
her
name
’
s
sake
she
scarcely
wished
to
marry
him
.
“
You
ought
to
have
been
more
careful
if
you
didn
’
t
mean
to
get
him
to
make
you
his
wife
!
”
“
O
mother
,
my
mother
!
”
cried
the
agonized
girl
,
turning
passionately
upon
her
parent
as
if
her
poor
heart
would
break
.
“
How
could
I
be
expected
to
know
?
I
was
a
child
when
I
left
this
house
four
months
ago
Why
didn
’
t
you
tell
me
there
was
danger
in
men
-
folk
?
Why
didn
’
t
you
warn
me
?
Ladies
know
what
to
fend
hands
against
,
because
they
read
novels
that
tell
them
of
these
tricks
;
but
I
never
had
the
chance
o
’
learning
in
that
way
,
and
you
did
not
help
me
!
”
