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561
The
maltster
,
being
now
pacified
,
was
even
generous
enough
to
voluntarily
disparage
in
a
slight
degree
the
virtue
of
having
lived
a
great
many
years
,
by
mentioning
that
the
cup
they
were
drinking
out
of
was
three
years
older
than
he
.
562
While
the
cup
was
being
examined
,
the
end
of
Gabriel
Oak
s
flute
became
visible
over
his
smock
-
frock
pocket
,
and
Henery
Fray
exclaimed
,
"
Surely
,
shepherd
,
I
seed
you
blowing
into
a
great
flute
by
now
at
Casterbridge
?
"
563
"
You
did
,
"
said
Gabriel
,
blushing
faintly
.
"
I
ve
been
in
great
trouble
,
neighbours
,
and
was
driven
to
it
.
I
used
not
to
be
so
poor
as
I
be
now
.
"
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564
"
Never
mind
,
heart
!
"
said
Mark
Clark
.
"
You
should
take
it
careless
-
like
,
shepherd
,
and
your
time
will
come
.
But
we
could
thank
ye
for
a
tune
,
if
ye
bain
t
too
tired
?
"
565
"
Neither
drum
nor
trumpet
have
I
heard
since
Christmas
,
"
said
Jan
Coggan
.
"
Come
,
raise
a
tune
,
Master
Oak
!
"
566
"
Ay
,
that
I
will
,
"
said
Gabriel
,
pulling
out
his
flute
and
putting
it
together
.
"
A
poor
tool
,
neighbours
;
but
such
as
I
can
do
ye
shall
have
and
welcome
.
"
567
Oak
then
struck
up
"
Jockey
to
the
Fair
,
"
and
played
that
sparkling
melody
three
times
through
,
accenting
the
notes
in
the
third
round
in
a
most
artistic
and
lively
manner
by
bending
his
body
in
small
jerks
and
tapping
with
his
foot
to
beat
time
.
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568
"
He
can
blow
the
flute
very
well
that
a
can
,
"
said
a
young
married
man
,
who
having
no
individuality
worth
mentioning
was
known
as
"
Susan
Tall
s
husband
.
569
"
He
continued
,
"
I
d
as
lief
as
not
be
able
to
blow
into
a
flute
as
well
as
that
.
"
570
"
He
s
a
clever
man
,
and
tis
a
true
comfort
for
us
to
have
such
a
shepherd
,
"
murmured
Joseph
Poorgrass
,
in
a
soft
cadence
.
"
We
ought
to
feel
full
o
thanksgiving
that
he
s
not
a
player
of
ba
dy
songs
instead
of
these
merry
tunes
;
for
twould
have
been
just
as
easy
for
God
to
have
made
the
shepherd
a
loose
low
man
a
man
of
iniquity
,
so
to
speak
it
as
what
he
is
.
Yes
,
for
our
wives
and
daughters
sakes
we
should
feel
real
thanksgiving
.
"