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Who
?
O
yes
Diggory
Venn
.
Aunt
only
objected
because
he
was
a
reddleman
.
Well
,
Thomasin
,
perhaps
I
don
t
know
all
the
particulars
of
my
mother
s
wish
.
So
you
had
better
use
your
own
discretion
.
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You
will
always
feel
that
I
slighted
your
mother
s
memory
.
No
,
I
will
not
.
I
shall
think
you
are
convinced
that
,
had
she
seen
Diggory
in
his
present
position
,
she
would
have
considered
him
a
fitting
husband
for
you
.
Now
,
that
s
my
real
feeling
.
Don
t
consult
me
any
more
,
but
do
as
you
like
,
Thomasin
.
I
shall
be
content
.
It
is
to
be
supposed
that
Thomasin
was
convinced
;
for
a
few
days
after
this
,
when
Clym
strayed
into
a
part
of
the
heath
that
he
had
not
lately
visited
,
Humphrey
,
who
was
at
work
there
,
said
to
him
,
I
am
glad
to
see
that
Mrs
.
Wildeve
and
Venn
have
made
it
up
again
,
seemingly
.
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Have
they
?
said
Clym
abstractedly
.
Yes
;
and
he
do
contrive
to
stumble
upon
her
whenever
she
walks
out
on
fine
days
with
the
chiel
.
But
,
Mr
.
Yeobright
,
I
can
t
help
feeling
that
your
cousin
ought
to
have
married
you
.
Tis
a
pity
to
make
two
chimleycorners
where
there
need
be
only
one
.
You
could
get
her
away
from
him
now
,
tis
my
belief
,
if
you
were
only
to
set
about
it
.
How
can
I
have
the
conscience
to
marry
after
having
driven
two
women
to
their
deaths
?
Don
t
think
such
a
thing
,
Humphrey
.
After
my
experience
I
should
consider
it
too
much
of
a
burlesque
to
go
to
church
and
take
a
wife
.
In
the
words
of
Job
,
I
have
made
a
covenant
with
mine
eyes
;
when
then
should
I
think
upon
a
maid
?