Under the Greenwood Tree

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Under the Greenwood Tree Thomas Hardy

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  Butthepositionlastreached——thechimney—corner——was,afterall,themostattractivesideoftheparallelogram。Itwaslargeenoughtoadmit,inadditiontoGeoffreyhimself;Geoffrey’swife,herchair,andherwork—table,entirelywithinthelineofthemantel,withoutdangeroreveninconveniencefromtheheatofthefire;andwasspaciousenoughoverheadtoallowoftheinsertionofwoodpolesforthehangingofbacon,whichwerecloakedwithlongshredsofsoot,floatingonthedraughtlikethetatteredbannersonthewallsofancientaisles。

  Thesepointswerecommontomostchimneycornersoftheneighbourhood;butonefeaturetherewaswhichmadeGeoffrey’sfiresidenotonlyanobjectofinteresttocasualaristocraticvisitors——towhomeverycottagefiresidewasmoreorlessacuriosity——buttheadmirationoffriendswhowereaccustomedtofireplacesoftheordinaryhamletmodel。Thispeculiaritywasalittlewindowinthechimney—back,almostoverthefire,aroundwhichthesmokecreptcaressinglywhenitlefttheperpendicularcourse。Thewindow—boardwascuriouslystampedwithblackcircles,burntthereonbytheheatedbottomsofdrinking—cups,whichhadrestedthereafterpreviouslystandingonthehotashesofthehearthforthepurposeofwarmingtheircontents,theresultgivingtotheledgethelookofanenvelopewhichhaspassedthroughinnumerablepost—offices。

  Fancywasglidingabouttheroompreparingdinner,herheadincliningnowtotheright,nowtotheleft,andsingingthetipsandendsoftunesthatsprangupinhermindlikemushrooms。ThefootstepsofMrs。Daycouldbeheardintheroomoverhead。Fancywentfinallytothedoor。

  \"Father!Dinner。\"

  Atallsparefigurewasseenadvancingbythewindowwithperiodicalsteps,andthekeeperenteredfromthegarden。Heappearedtobeamanwhowasalwayslookingdown,asiftryingtorecollectsomethinghesaidyesterday。Thesurfaceofhisfacewasfissuredratherthanwrinkled,andoverandunderhiseyeswerefoldswhichseemedasakindofexterioreyelids。Hisnosehadbeenthrownbackwardsbyablowinapoachingfray,sothatwhenthesunwaslowandshininginhisface,peoplecouldseefarintohishead。Therewasinhimaquietgrimness,whichwouldinhismomentsofdispleasurehavebecomesurliness,haditnotbeentemperedbyhonestyofsoul,andwhichwasoftenwrongheadednessbecausenotalliedwithsubtlety。

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