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I
am
glad
of
this
opportunity
of
repaying
you
a
little
.
Tomorrow
I
shall
expect
to
hear
your
mother
s
goods
unloading
.
.
.
.
Give
me
your
hand
on
it
now
dear
,
beautiful
Tess
!
With
the
last
sentence
he
had
dropped
his
voice
to
a
murmur
,
and
put
his
hand
in
at
the
half
-
open
casement
.
With
stormy
eyes
she
pulled
the
stay
-
bar
quickly
,
and
,
in
doing
so
,
caught
his
arm
between
the
casement
and
the
stone
mullion
.
Damnation
you
are
very
cruel
!
he
said
,
snatching
out
his
arm
.
No
,
no
!
I
know
you
didn
t
do
it
on
purpose
.
Well
I
shall
expect
you
,
or
your
mother
and
children
at
least
.
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I
shall
not
come
I
have
plenty
of
money
!
she
cried
.
Where
?
At
my
father
-
in
-
law
s
,
if
I
ask
for
it
.
IF
you
ask
for
it
.
But
you
won
t
,
Tess
;
I
know
you
;
you
ll
never
ask
for
it
you
ll
starve
first
!
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With
these
words
he
rode
off
.
Just
at
the
corner
of
the
street
he
met
the
man
with
the
paint
-
pot
,
who
asked
him
if
he
had
deserted
the
brethren
.
You
go
to
the
devil
!
said
d
Urberville
.