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171
Hush
!
Don
t
ee
sing
so
loud
,
my
good
man
,
said
the
landlady
;
in
case
any
member
of
the
Gover
ment
should
be
passing
,
and
take
away
my
licends
.
172
He
s
told
ee
what
s
happened
to
us
,
I
suppose
?
asked
Mrs
Durbeyfield
.
173
Yes
in
a
way
.
D
ye
think
there
s
any
money
hanging
by
it
?
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174
Ah
,
that
s
the
secret
,
said
Joan
Durbeyfield
sagely
.
However
,
tis
well
to
be
kin
to
a
coach
,
even
if
you
don
t
ride
in
en
.
She
dropped
her
public
voice
,
and
continued
in
a
low
tone
to
her
husband
:
I
ve
been
thinking
since
you
brought
the
news
that
there
s
a
great
rich
lady
out
by
Trantridge
,
on
the
edge
o
The
Chase
,
of
the
name
of
d
Urberville
.
175
Hey
what
s
that
?
said
Sir
John
.
176
She
repeated
the
information
.
That
lady
must
be
our
relation
,
she
said
.
And
my
projick
is
to
send
Tess
to
claim
kin
.
177
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178
There
IS
a
lady
of
the
name
,
now
you
mention
it
,
said
Durbeyfield
.
Pa
son
Tringham
didn
t
think
of
that
.
But
she
s
nothing
beside
we
a
junior
branch
of
us
,
no
doubt
,
hailing
long
since
King
Norman
s
day
.
179
While
this
question
was
being
discussed
neither
of
the
pair
noticed
,
in
their
preoccupation
,
that
little
Abraham
had
crept
into
the
room
,
and
was
awaiting
an
opportunity
of
asking
them
to
return
.
180
She
is
rich
,
and
she
d
be
sure
to
take
notice
o
the
maid
,
continued
Mrs
Durbeyfield
;
and
twill
be
a
very
good
thing
.
I
don
t
see
why
two
branches
o
one
family
should
not
be
on
visiting
terms
.