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391
But
do
let
her
go
,
Jacky
,
coaxed
his
poor
witless
wife
.
He
s
struck
wi
her
you
can
see
that
.
392
He
called
her
Coz
!
He
ll
marry
her
,
most
likely
,
and
make
a
lady
of
her
;
and
then
she
ll
be
what
her
forefathers
was
.
393
John
Durbeyfield
had
more
conceit
than
energy
or
health
,
and
this
supposition
was
pleasant
to
him
.
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394
Well
,
perhaps
,
that
s
what
young
Mr
d
Urberville
means
,
he
admitted
;
and
sure
enough
he
mid
have
serious
thoughts
about
improving
his
blood
by
linking
on
to
the
old
line
.
Tess
,
the
little
rogue
!
And
have
she
really
paid
em
a
visit
to
such
an
end
as
this
?
395
Meanwhile
Tess
was
walking
thoughtfully
among
the
gooseberry
-
bushes
in
the
garden
,
and
over
Prince
s
grave
.
When
she
came
in
her
mother
pursued
her
advantage
.
396
Well
,
what
be
you
going
to
do
?
she
asked
.
397
I
wish
I
had
seen
Mrs
d
Urberville
,
said
Tess
.
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398
I
think
you
mid
as
well
settle
it
.
Then
you
ll
see
her
soon
enough
.
399
Her
father
coughed
in
his
chair
.
400
I
don
t
know
what
to
say
!
answered
the
girl
restlessly
.
It
is
for
you
to
decide
.
I
killed
the
old
horse
,
and
I
suppose
I
ought
to
do
something
to
get
ye
a
new
one
.
But
but
I
don
t
quite
like
Mr
d
Urberville
being
there
!