The Trumpet-Major

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The Trumpet-Major Thomas Hardy

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  ’Iwill,’saidLovedayreluctantly;andhewent。

  Annestoodstill。Shecouldnowescapehergallantfriend,for,althoughthedistancewaslong,itwasnotimpossibletowalkhome。

  Ontheotherhand,Lovedaywasagoodandsincerefellow,forwhomshehadalmostabrotherlyfeeling,andsheshrankfromsuchatrick。Whileshestoodandmused,scarcelyheedingthemusic,themarchingofthesoldiers,theKing,thedukes,thebrilliantstaff,theattendants,andthehappygroupsofpeople,hereyesfellupontheground。

  Beforehershesawaflowerlying——acrimsonsweet-william——freshanduninjured。Aninstinctivewishtosaveitfromdestructionbythepassengers’feetledhertopickitup;andthen,movedbyasuddenself-consciousness,shelookedaround。Shewasstandingbeforeaninn,andfromanupperwindowFestusDerrimanwasleaningwithtwoorthreekindredspiritsofhiscutandkind。Henoddedeagerly,andsignifiedtoherthathehadthrowntheflower。

  Whatshouldshedo?Tothrowitawaywouldseemstupid,andtokeepitwasawkward。Shehelditbetweenherfingerandthumb,twirleditroundonitsaxisandtwirleditbackagain,regardingandyetnotexaminingit。Justthenshesawthetrumpet-majorcomingback。

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