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  Thisdidnotoriginateininherentshamelessness,butinherlivingtoofarfromtheworldtofeeltheimpactofpublicopinion。ZenobiainthedesertcouldhardlyhavecaredwhatwassaidaboutheratRome。AsfarassocialethicswereconcernedEustaciaapproachedthesavagestate,thoughinemotionshewasallthewhileanepicure。

  Shehadadvancedtothesecretrecessesofsensuousness,yethadhardlycrossedthethresholdofconventionality。

  11—TheDishonestyofanHonestWomanThereddlemanhadleftEustacia’spresencewithdespondingviewsonThomasin’sfuturehappiness;buthewasawakenedtothefactthatoneotherchannelremaineduntriedbyseeing,ashefollowedthewaytohisvan,theformofMrs。YeobrightslowlywalkingtowardstheQuietWoman。

  Hewentacrosstoher;andcouldalmostperceiveinheranxiousfacethatthisjourneyofherstoWildevewasundertakenwiththesameobjectashisowntoEustacia。

  Shedidnotconcealthefact。\"Then,\"saidthereddleman,\"youmayaswellleaveitalone,Mrs。Yeobright。\"

  \"Ihalfthinksomyself,\"shesaid。\"Butnothingelseremainstobedonebesidespressingthequestionuponhim。\"

  \"Ishouldliketosayawordfirst,\"saidVennfirmly。

  \"Mr。WildeveisnottheonlymanwhohasaskedThomasintomarryhim;andwhyshouldnotanotherhaveachance?

  Mrs。Yeobright,Ishouldbegladtomarryyourniece。

  andwouldhavedoneitanytimetheselasttwoyears。

  There,nowitisout,andIhavenevertoldanybodybeforebutherself。\"

  Mrs。Yeobrightwasnotdemonstrative,buthereyesinvoluntarilyglancedtowardshissingularthoughshapelyfigure。

  \"Looksarenoteverything,\"saidthereddleman,noticingtheglance。\"There’smanyacallingthatdon’tbringinsomuchasmine,ifitcomestomoney;andperhapsIamnotsomuchworseoffthanWildeve。Thereisnobodysopoorastheseprofessionalfellowswhohavefailed;

  andifyoushouldn’tlikemyredness——well,Iamnotredbybirth,youknow;Ionlytooktothisbusinessforafreak;

  andImightturnmyhandtosomethingelseingoodtime。\"

  \"Iammuchobligedtoyouforyourinterestinmyniece;

  butIfeartherewouldbeobjections。Morethanthat,sheisdevotedtothisman。\"

  \"True;orIshouldn’thavedonewhatIhavethismorning。\"

  \"Otherwisetherewouldbenopaininthecase,andyouwouldnotseemegoingtohishousenow。WhatwasThomasin’sanswerwhenyoutoldherofyourfeelings?\"

  \"Shewrotethatyouwouldobjecttome;andotherthings。\"

  \"Shewasinameasureright。Youmustnottakethisunkindly——Imerelystateitasatruth。Youhavebeengoodtoher,andwedonotforgetit。Butasshewasunwillingonherownaccounttobeyourwife,thatsettlesthepointwithoutmywishesbeingconcerned。\"

  \"Yes。Butthereisadifferencebetweenthenandnow,ma’am。Sheisdistressednow,andIhavethoughtthatifyouweretotalktoheraboutme,andthinkfavourablyofmeyourself,theremightbeachanceofwinningherround,andgettingherquiteindependentofthisWildeve’sbackwardandforwardplay,andhisnotknowingwhetherhe’llhaveherorno。\"

  Mrs。Yeobrightshookherhead。\"Thomasinthinks,andI

  thinkwithher,thatsheoughttobeWildeve’swife,ifshemeanstoappearbeforetheworldwithoutasluruponhername。Iftheymarrysoon,everybodywillbelievethatanaccidentdidreallypreventthewedding。Ifnot,itmaycastashadeuponhercharacter——atanyratemakeherridiculous。Inshort,ifitisanyhowpossibletheymustmarrynow。\"

  \"Ithoughtthattillhalfanhourago。But,afterall,whyshouldhergoingoffwithhimtoAngleburyforafewhoursdoheranyharm?Anybodywhoknowshowpuresheiswillfeelanysuchthoughttobequiteunjust。

  IhavebeentryingthismorningtohelponthismarriagewithWildeve——yes,I,ma’am——inthebeliefthatIoughttodoit,becauseshewassowrappedupinhim。ButImuchquestionifIwasright,afterall。However,nothingcameofit。

  AndnowIoffermyself。\"

  Mrs。Yeobrightappeareddisinclinedtoenterfurtherintothequestion。\"IfearImustgoon,\"shesaid。

  \"Idonotseethatanythingelsecanbedone。\"

  Andshewenton。ButthoughthisconversationdidnotdivertThomasin’sauntfromherpurposedinterviewwithWildeve,itmadeaconsiderabledifferenceinhermodeofconductingthatinterview。ShethankedGodfortheweaponwhichthereddlemanhadputintoherhands。

  Wildevewasathomewhenshereachedtheinn。Heshowedhersilentlyintotheparlour,andclosedthedoor。

  Mrs。Yeobrightbegan——

  \"Ihavethoughtitmydutytocalltoday。Anewproposalhasbeenmadetome,whichhasratherastonishedme。

  ItwillaffectThomasingreatly;andIhavedecidedthatitshouldatleastbementionedtoyou。\"

  \"Yes?Whatisit?\"hesaidcivilly。

  \"Itis,ofcourse,inreferencetoherfuture。YoumaynotbeawarethatanothermanhasshownhimselfanxioustomarryThomasin。Now,thoughIhavenotencouragedhimyet,Icannotconscientiouslyrefusehimachanceanylonger。

  Idon’twishtobeshortwithyou;butImustbefairtohimandtoher。\"

  \"Whoistheman?\"saidWildevewithsurprise。

  \"Onewhohasbeeninlovewithherlongerthanshehaswithyou。Heproposedtohertwoyearsago。

  Atthattimesherefusedhim。\"

  \"Well?\"

  \"Hehasseenherlately,andhasaskedmeforpermissiontopayhisaddressestoher。Shemaynotrefusehimtwice。\"

  \"Whatishisname?\"

  Mrs。Yeobrightdeclinedtosay。\"HeisamanThomasinlikes,\"

  sheadded,\"andonewhoseconstancysherespectsatleast。

  Itseemstomethatwhatsherefusedthenshewouldbegladtogetnow。Sheismuchannoyedatherawkwardposition。\"

  \"Sheneveroncetoldmeofthisoldlover。\"

  \"ThegentlestwomenarenotsuchfoolsastoshowEVERYcard。\"

  \"Well,ifshewantshimIsupposeshemusthavehim。\"

  \"Itiseasyenoughtosaythat;butyoudon’tseethedifficulty。Hewantshermuchmorethanshewantshim;

  andbeforeIcanencourageanythingofthesortImusthaveaclearunderstandingfromyouthatyouwillnotinterferetoinjureanarrangementwhichIpromoteinthebeliefthatitisforthebest。Suppose,whentheyareengaged,andeverythingissmoothlyarrangedfortheirmarriage,thatyoushouldstepbetweenthemandrenewyoursuit?Youmightnotwinherback,butyoumightcausemuchunhappiness。\"

  \"OfcourseIshoulddonosuchthing,\"saidWildeve\"Buttheyarenotengagedyet。HowdoyouknowthatThomasinwouldaccepthim?\"

  \"That’saquestionIhavecarefullyputtomyself;

  anduponthewholetheprobabilitiesareinfavourofheracceptinghimintime。IflattermyselfthatI

  havesomeinfluenceoverher。Sheispliable,andI

  canbestronginmyrecommendationsofhim。\"

  \"Andinyourdisparagementofmeatthesametime。\"

  \"Well,youmaydependuponmynotpraisingyou,\"

  shesaiddrily。\"Andifthisseemslikemanoeuvring,youmustrememberthatherpositionispeculiar,andthatshehasbeenhardlyused。Ishallalsobehelpedinmakingthematchbyherowndesiretoescapefromthehumiliationofherpresentstate;andawoman’sprideinthesecaseswillleadheraverygreatway。

  Alittlemanagingmayberequiredtobringherround;

  butIamequaltothat,providedthatyouagreetotheonethingindispensable;thatis,tomakeadistinctdeclarationthatsheistothinknomoreofyouasapossiblehusband。

  Thatwillpiqueherintoacceptinghim。\"

  \"Icanhardlysaythatjustnow,Mrs。Yeobright。

  Itissosudden。\"

  \"Andsomywholeplanisinterferedwith!Itisveryinconvenientthatyourefusetohelpmyfamilyeventothesmallextentofsayingdistinctlyyouwillhavenothingtodowithus。\"

  Wildevereflecteduncomfortably。\"IconfessIwasnotpreparedforthis,\"hesaid。\"OfcourseI’llgiveherupifyouwish,ifitisnecessary。ButIthoughtImightbeherhusband。\"

  \"Wehaveheardthatbefore。\"

  \"Now,Mrs。Yeobright,don’tletusdisagree。Givemeafairtime。Idon’twanttostandinthewayofanybetterchanceshemayhave;onlyIwishyouhadletmeknowearlier。Iwillwritetoyouorcallinadayortwo。

  Willthatsuffice?\"

  \"Yes,\"shereplied,\"providedyoupromisenottocommunicatewithThomasinwithoutmyknowledge。\"

  \"Ipromisethat,\"hesaid。Andtheinterviewthenterminated,Mrs。Yeobrightreturninghomewardasshehadcome。

  Byfarthegreatesteffectofhersimplestrategyonthatdaywas,asoftenhappens,inaquarterquiteoutsideherviewwhenarrangingit。Inthefirstplace,hervisitsentWildevethesameeveningafterdarktoEustacia’shouseatMistover。

  Atthishourthelonelydwellingwascloselyblindedandshutteredfromthechillanddarknesswithout。

  Wildeve’sclandestineplanwithherwastotakealittlegravelinhishandandholdittothecreviceatthetopofthewindowshutter,whichwasontheoutside,sothatitshouldfallwithagentlerustle,resemblingthatofamouse,betweenshutterandglass。

  Thisprecautioninattractingherattentionwastoavoidarousingthesuspicionsofhergrandfather。

  Thesoftwords,\"Ihear;waitforme,\"inEustacia’svoicefromwithintoldhimthatshewasalone。

  Hewaitedinhiscustomarymannerbywalkingroundtheenclosureandidlingbythepool,forWildevewasneveraskedintothehousebyhisproudthoughcondescendingmistress。

  Sheshowednosignofcomingoutinahurry。Thetimeworeon,andhebegantogrowimpatient。Inthecourseoftwentyminutessheappearedfromroundthecorner,andadvancedasifmerelytakinganairing。

  \"YouwouldnothavekeptmesolonghadyouknownwhatI

  comeabout,\"hesaidwithbitterness。\"Still,youareworthwaitingfor。\"

  \"Whathashappened?\"saidEustacia。\"Ididnotknowyouwereintrouble。Itooamgloomyenough。\"

  \"Iamnotintrouble,\"saidhe。\"Itismerelythataffairshavecometoahead,andImusttakeaclearcourse。\"

  \"Whatcourseisthat?\"sheaskedwithattentiveinterest。

  \"AndcanyouforgetsosoonwhatIproposedtoyoutheothernight?Why,takeyoufromthisplace,andcarryyouawaywithmeabroad。\"

  \"Ihavenotforgotten。Butwhyhaveyoucomesounexpectedlytorepeatthequestion,whenyouonlypromisedtocomenextSaturday?IthoughtIwastohaveplentyoftimetoconsider。\"

  \"Yes,butthesituationisdifferentnow。\"

  \"Explaintome。\"

  \"Idon’twanttoexplain,forImaypainyou。\"

  \"ButImustknowthereasonofthishurry。\"

  \"Itissimplymyardour,dearEustacia。Everythingissmoothnow。\"

  \"Thenwhyareyousoruffled?\"

  \"Iamnotawareofit。Allisasitshouldbe。

  Mrs。Yeobright——butsheisnothingtous。\"

  \"Ah,Iknewshehadsomethingtodowithit!Come,Idon’tlikereserve。\"

  \"No——shehasnothing。SheonlysaysshewishesmetogiveupThomasinbecauseanothermanisanxioustomarryher。

  Thewoman,nowshenolongerneedsme,actuallyshowsoff!\"

  Wildeve’svexationhasescapedhiminspiteofhimself。

  Eustaciawassilentalongwhile。\"Youareintheawkwardpositionofanofficialwhoisnolongerwanted,\"

  shesaidinachangedtone。

  \"Itseemsso。ButIhavenotyetseenThomasin。\"

  \"Andthatirritatesyou。Don’tdenyit,Damon。Youareactuallynettledbythisslightfromanunexpectedquarter。\"

  \"Well?\"

  \"Andyoucometogetmebecauseyoucannotgether。

  Thisiscertainlyanewpositionaltogether。Iamtobeastop—gap。\"

  \"PleaserememberthatIproposedthesamethingtheotherday。\"

  Eustaciaagainremainedinasortofstupefiedsilence。

  Whatcuriousfeelingwasthiscomingoverher?WasitreallypossiblethatherinterestinWildevehadbeensoentirelytheresultofantagonismthatthegloryandthedreamdepartedfromthemanwiththefirstsoundthathewasnolongercovetedbyherrival?Shewas,then,secureofhimatlast。Thomasinnolongerrequiredhim。

  Whatahumiliatingvictory!Helovedherbest,shethought;

  andyet——daredshetomurmursuchtreacherouscriticismeversosoftly?——whatwasthemanworthwhomawomaninferiortoherselfdidnotvalue?Thesentimentwhichlurksmoreorlessinallanimatenature——thatofnotdesiringtheundesiredofothers——waslivelyasapassioninthesupersubtle,epicureanheartofEustacia。Hersocialsuperiorityoverhim,whichhithertohadscarcelyeverimpressedher,becameunpleasantlyinsistent,andforthefirsttimeshefeltthatshehadstoopedinlovinghim。

  \"Well,darling,youagree?\"saidWildeve。

  \"IfitcouldbeLondon,orevenBudmouth,insteadofAmerica,\"

  shemurmuredlanguidly。\"Well,Iwillthink。

  Itistoogreatathingformetodecideoffhand。

  IwishIhatedtheheathless——orlovedyoumore。\"

  \"Youcanbepainfullyfrank。Youlovedmeamonthagowarmlyenoughtogoanywherewithme。\"

  \"AndyoulovedThomasin。\"

  \"Yes,perhapsthatwaswherethereasonlay,\"hereturned,withalmostasneer。\"Idon’thatehernow。\"

  \"Exactly。Theonlythingisthatyoucannolongergether。\"

  \"Come——notaunts,Eustacia,orweshallquarrel。

  Ifyoudon’tagreetogowithme,andagreeshortly,Ishallgobymyself。\"

  \"OrtryThomasinagain。Damon,howstrangeitseemsthatyoucouldhavemarriedherormeindifferently,andonlyhavecometomebecauseIam——cheapest!Yes,yes——itistrue。TherewasatimewhenIshouldhaveexclaimedagainstamanofthatsort,andbeenquitewild;

  butitisallpastnow。\"

  \"Willyougo,dearest?ComesecretlywithmetoBristol,marryme,andturnourbacksuponthisdog—holeofEnglandforever?SayYes。\"

  \"Iwanttogetawayfromhereatalmostanycost,\"

  shesaidwithweariness,\"butIdon’tliketogowithyou。

  Givememoretimetodecide。\"

  \"Ihavealready,\"saidWildeve。\"Well,Igiveyouonemoreweek。\"

  \"Alittlelonger,sothatImaytellyoudecisively。

  Ihavetoconsidersomanythings。FancyThomasinbeinganxioustogetridofyou!Icannotforgetit。\"

  \"Nevermindthat。SayMondayweek。Iwillbeherepreciselyatthistime。\"

  \"LetitbeatRainbarrow,\"saidshe。\"Thisistoonearhome;

  mygrandfathermaybewalkingout。\"

  \"Thankyou,dear。OnMondayweekatthistimeIwillbeattheBarrow。Tillthengood—bye。\"

  \"Good—bye。No,no,youmustnottouchmenow。

  ShakinghandsisenoughtillIhavemadeupmymind。\"

  Eustaciawatchedhisshadowyformtillithaddisappeared。

  Sheplacedherhandtoherforeheadandbreathedheavily;

  andthenherrich,romanticlipspartedunderthathomelyimpulse——ayawn。Shewasimmediatelyangryathavingbetrayedeventoherselfthepossibleevanescenceofherpassionforhim。ShecouldnotadmitatoncethatshemighthaveoverestimatedWildeve,fortoperceivehismediocritynowwastoadmitherowngreatfollyheretofore。

  Andthediscoverythatshewastheownerofadispositionsopurelythatofthedoginthemangerhadsomethinginitwhichatfirstmadeherashamed。

  ThefruitofMrs。Yeobright’sdiplomacywasindeedremarkable,thoughnotasyetofthekindshehadanticipated。

  IthadappreciablyinfluencedWildeve,butitwasinfluencingEustaciafarmore。Herloverwasnolongertoheranexcitingmanwhommanywomenstrovefor,andherselfcouldonlyretainbystrivingwiththem。

  Hewasasuperfluity。

  Shewentindoorsinthatpeculiarstateofmiserywhichisnotexactlygrief,andwhichespeciallyattendsthedawningsofreasoninthelatterdaysofanill—judged,transientlove。Tobeconsciousthattheendofthedreamisapproaching,andyethasnotabsolutelycome,isoneofthemostwearisomeaswellasthemostcuriousstagesalongthecoursebetweenthebeginningofapassionanditsend。

  Hergrandfatherhadreturned,andwasbusilyengagedinpouringsomegallonsofnewlyarrivedrumintothesquarebottlesofhissquarecellaret。WheneverthesehomesupplieswereexhaustedhewouldgototheQuietWoman,and,standingwithhisbacktothefire,groginhand,tellremarkablestoriesofhowhehadlivedsevenyearsunderthewaterlineofhisship,andothernavalwonders,tothenatives,whohopedtooearnestlyforatreatofalefromthetellertoexhibitanydoubtsofhistruth。

  Hehadbeentherethisevening。\"IsupposeyouhaveheardtheEgdonnews,Eustacia?\"hesaid,withoutlookingupfromthebottles。\"ThemenhavebeentalkingaboutitattheWomanasifitwereofnationalimportance。\"

  \"Ihaveheardnone,\"shesaid。

  \"YoungClymYeobright,astheycallhim,iscominghomenextweektospendChristmaswithhismother。

  Heisafinefellowbythistime,itseems。Isupposeyourememberhim?\"

  \"Ineversawhiminmylife。\"

  \"Ah,true;heleftbeforeyoucamehere。Iwellrememberhimasapromisingboy。\"

  \"Wherehashebeenlivingalltheseyears?\"

  \"Inthatrookeryofpompandvanity,Paris,Ibelieve。\"

  bookthreeTHEFASCINATION

  1—\"MyMindtoMeaKingdomIs\"

  InClymYeobright’sfacecouldbedimlyseenthetypicalcountenanceofthefuture。Shouldtherebeaclassicperiodtoarthereafter,itsPheidiasmayproducesuchfaces。

  Theviewoflifeasathingtobeputupwith,replacingthatzestforexistencewhichwassointenseinearlycivilizations,mustultimatelyentersothoroughlyintotheconstitutionoftheadvancedracesthatitsfacialexpressionwillbecomeacceptedasanewartisticdeparture。Peoplealreadyfeelthatamanwholiveswithoutdisturbingacurveoffeature,orsettingamarkofmentalconcernanywhereuponhimself,istoofarremovedfrommodernperceptivenesstobeamoderntype。Physicallybeautifulmen——thegloryoftheracewhenitwasyoung——arealmostananachronismnow;

  andwemaywonderwhether,atsometimeorother,physicallybeautifulwomenmaynotbeananachronismlikewise。

  ThetruthseemstobethatalonglineofdisillusivecenturieshaspermanentlydisplacedtheHellenicideaoflife,orwhateveritmaybecalled。WhattheGreeksonlysuspectedweknowwell;whattheirAeschylusimaginedournurserychildrenfeel。Thatold—fashionedrevellinginthegeneralsituationgrowslessandlesspossibleasweuncoverthedefectsofnaturallaws,andseethequandarythatmanisinbytheiroperation。

  ThelineamentswhichwillgetembodiedinidealsbaseduponthisnewrecognitionwillprobablybeakintothoseofYeobright。Theobserver’seyewasarrested,notbyhisfaceasapicture,butbyhisfaceasapage;

  notbywhatitwas,butbywhatitrecorded。Hisfeatureswereattractiveinthelightofsymbols,assoundsintrinsicallycommonbecomeattractiveinlanguage,andasshapesintrinsicallysimplebecomeinterestinginwriting。

  Hehadbeenaladofwhomsomethingwasexpected。

  Beyondthisallhadbeenchaos。Thathewouldbesuccessfulinanoriginalway,orthathewouldgotothedogsinanoriginalway,seemedequallyprobable。

  Theonlyabsolutecertaintyabouthimwasthathewouldnotstandstillinthecircumstancesamidwhichhewasborn。

  Hence,whenhisnamewascasuallymentionedbyneighbouringyeomen,thelistenersaid,\"Ah,ClymYeobright——whatishedoingnow?\"Whentheinstinctivequestionaboutapersonis,Whatishedoing?itisfeltthathewillbefoundtobe,likemostofus,doingnothinginparticular。Thereisanindefinitesensethathemustbeinvadingsomeregionofsingularity,goodorbad。Thedevouthopeisthatheisdoingwell。Thesecretfaithisthatheismakingamessofit。Halfadozencomfortablemarket—men,whowerehabitualcallersattheQuietWomanastheypassedbyintheircarts,werepartialtothetopic。Infact,thoughtheywerenotEgdonmen,theycouldhardlyavoiditwhiletheysuckedtheirlongclaytubesandregardedtheheaththroughthewindow。Clymhadbeensoinwovenwiththeheathinhisboyhoodthathardlyanybodycouldlookuponitwithoutthinkingofhim。Sothesubjectrecurred:ifheweremakingafortuneandaname,somuchthebetterforhim;ifheweremakingatragicalfigureintheworld,somuchthebetterforanarrative。

  ThefactwasthatYeobright’sfamehadspreadtoanawkwardextentbeforehelefthome。\"Itisbadwhenyourfameoutrunsyourmeans,\"saidtheSpanishJesuitGracian。

  AttheageofsixhehadaskedaScriptureriddle:\"Whowasthefirstmanknowntowearbreeches?\"andapplausehadresoundedfromtheveryvergeoftheheath。AtsevenhepaintedtheBattleofWaterloowithtiger—lilypollenandblack—currantjuice,intheabsenceofwater—colours。Bythetimehereachedtwelvehehadinthismannerbeenheardofasartistandscholarforatleasttwomilesround。

  Anindividualwhosefamespreadsthreeorfourthousandyardsinthetimetakenbythefameofotherssimilarlysituatedtotravelsixoreighthundred,mustofnecessityhavesomethinginhim。PossiblyClym’sfame,likeHomer’s,owedsomethingtotheaccidentsofhissituation;

  neverthelessfamoushewas。

  Hegrewupandwashelpedoutinlife。ThatwaggeryoffatewhichstartedCliveasawritingclerk,Gayasalinen—draper,Keatsasasurgeon,andathousandothersinathousandotheroddways,banishedthewildandasceticheathladtoatradewhosesoleconcernwaswiththeespecialsymbolsofself—indulgenceandvainglory。

  Thedetailsofthischoiceofabusinessforhimitisnotnecessarytogive。Atthedeathofhisfatheraneighbouringgentlemanhadkindlyundertakentogivetheboyastart,andthisassumedtheformofsendinghimtoBudmouth。

  Yeobrightdidnotwishtogothere,butitwastheonlyfeasibleopening。ThencehewenttoLondon;andthence,shortlyafter,toParis,wherehehadremainedtillnow。

  Somethingbeingexpectedofhim,hehadnotbeenathomemanydaysbeforeagreatcuriosityastowhyhestayedonsolongbegantoariseintheheath。Thenaturaltermofaholidayhadpassed,yethestillremained。

  OntheSundaymorningfollowingtheweekofThomasin’smarriageadiscussiononthissubjectwasinprogressatahair—cuttingbeforeFairway’shouse。Herethelocalbarberingwasalwaysdoneatthishouronthisday,tobefollowedbythegreatSundaywashoftheinhabitantsatnoon,whichinitsturnwasfollowedbythegreatSundaydressinganhourlater。OnEgdonHeathSundayproperdidnotbegintilldinner—time,andeventhenitwasasomewhatbatteredspecimenoftheday。

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