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The
audience
cleared
their
throats
and
tossed
a
few
stalks
into
the
fire
,
not
because
these
deeds
were
urgent
,
but
to
give
themselves
time
to
weigh
the
moral
of
the
story
.
“
I
’
m
sure
when
I
heard
they
’
d
been
forbid
I
felt
as
glad
as
if
anybody
had
gied
me
sixpence
,
”
said
an
earnest
voice
—
that
of
Olly
Dowden
,
a
woman
who
lived
by
making
heath
brooms
,
or
besoms
.
Her
nature
was
to
be
civil
to
enemies
as
well
as
to
friends
,
and
grateful
to
all
the
world
for
letting
her
remain
alive
.
“
And
now
the
maid
have
married
him
just
the
same
,
”
said
Humphrey
.
“
After
that
Mis
’
ess
Yeobright
came
round
and
was
quite
agreeable
,
”
Fairway
resumed
,
with
an
unheeding
air
,
to
show
that
his
words
were
no
appendage
to
Humphrey
’
s
,
but
the
result
of
independent
reflection
.
“
Supposing
they
were
ashamed
,
I
don
’
t
see
why
they
shouldn
’
t
have
done
it
here
-
right
,
”
said
a
wide
-
spread
woman
whose
stays
creaked
like
shoes
whenever
she
stooped
or
turned
.
“
’
Tis
well
to
call
the
neighbours
together
and
to
hae
a
good
racket
once
now
and
then
;
and
it
may
as
well
be
when
there
’
s
a
wedding
as
at
tide
-
times
.
I
don
’
t
care
for
close
ways
.
”
“
Ah
,
now
,
you
’
d
hardly
believe
it
,
but
I
don
’
t
care
for
gay
weddings
,
”
said
Timothy
Fairway
,
his
eyes
again
travelling
round
.
“
I
hardly
blame
Thomasin
Yeobright
and
neighbour
Wildeve
for
doing
it
quiet
,
if
I
must
own
it
.
A
wedding
at
home
means
five
and
six
-
handed
reels
by
the
hour
;
and
they
do
a
man
’
s
legs
no
good
when
he
’
s
over
forty
.
”
“
True
.
Once
at
the
woman
’
s
house
you
can
hardly
say
nay
to
being
one
in
a
jig
,
knowing
all
the
time
that
you
be
expected
to
make
yourself
worth
your
victuals
.
”
“
You
be
bound
to
dance
at
Christmas
because
’
tis
the
time
o
’
year
;
you
must
dance
at
weddings
because
’
tis
the
time
o
’
life
.
At
christenings
folk
will
even
smuggle
in
a
reel
or
two
,
if
’
tis
no
further
on
than
the
first
or
second
chiel
.
And
this
is
not
naming
the
songs
you
’
ve
got
to
sing
.
.
.
.
For
my
part
I
like
a
good
hearty
funeral
as
well
as
anything
.
You
’
ve
as
splendid
victuals
and
drink
as
at
other
parties
,
and
even
better
.
And
it
don
’
t
wear
your
legs
to
stumps
in
talking
over
a
poor
fellow
’
s
ways
as
it
do
to
stand
up
in
hornpipes
.
”
“
Nine
folks
out
of
ten
would
own
’
twas
going
too
far
to
dance
then
,
I
suppose
?
”
suggested
Grandfer
Cantle
.
“
’
Tis
the
only
sort
of
party
a
staid
man
can
feel
safe
at
after
the
mug
have
been
round
a
few
times
.
”
