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| 245 | 1 | 0 | _aFar from the Madding Crowd. |
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| 505 | 0 | _aCover Page -- Title Page -- Preface -- Chapter I: Description of Farmer Oak-an Incident -- Chapter II: Night-the Flock-an Interior-Another Interior -- Chapter III: A Girl on Horseback-Conversation -- Chapter IV: Gabriel's Resolve-the Visit-the Mistake -- Chapter V: Departure of Bathsheba-a Pastoral Tragedy -- Chapter VI: The Fair-the Journey-the Fire -- Chapter VII: Recognition-A Timid Girl -- Chapter VIII: The Malthouse-the Chat-News -- Chapter IX: The Homestead-a Visitor-Half-Confidences -- Chapter X: Mistress and Men -- Chapter XI: Outside the Barracks-snow-a Meeting -- Chapter XII: Farmers-a Rule-an Exception -- Chapter XIII: Sortes Sanctorum-the Valentine -- Chapter XIV: Effect of the Letter-Sunrise -- Chapter XV: A Morning Meeting-the Letter Again -- Chapter XVI: All Saints' and all Souls' -- Chapter XVII: In The Marketplace -- Chapter XVIII: Boldwood in Meditation-Regret -- Chapter XIX: The Sheepwashing-the Offer -- Chapter XX: Perplexity-Grinding the Shears-a Quarrel -- Chapter XXI: Troubles in the Fold-a Message -- Chapter XXII: The Great Barn and the Sheepshearers -- Chapter XXIII: Eventide-a Second Declaration -- Chapter XXIV: The Same Night-the Fir Plantation -- Chapter XXV: The New Acquaintance Described -- Chapter XXVI: Scene on the Verge of the Hay-Mead -- Chapter XXVII: Hiving the Bees -- Chapter XXVIII: The Hollow Amid the Ferns -- Chapter XXIX: Particulars of a Twilight Walk -- Chapter XXX: Hot Cheeks and Tearful Eyes -- Chapter XXXI: Blame-Fury -- Chapter XXXII: Night-Horses Tramping -- Chapter XXXIII: In the Sun-a Harbinger -- Chapter XXXIV: Home Again-a Trickster -- Chapter XXXV: At an Upper Window -- Chapter XXXVI: Wealth in Jeopardy-the Revel -- Chapter XXXVII: The Storm-the two Together -- Chapter XXXVIII: Rain-One Solitary Meets Another -- Chapter XXXIX: Coming Home-A Cry -- Chapter XL: On Casterbridge Highway. | |
| 505 | 8 | _aChapter XLI: Suspicion-Fanny Is Sent For -- Chapter XLII: Joseph and His Burden-Buck's Head -- Chapter XLIII: Fanny's Revenge -- Chapter XLIV: Under a Tree-Reaction -- Chapter XLV: Troy's Romanticism -- Chapter XLVI: The Gurgoyle: Its Doings -- Chapter XLVII: Adventures by the Shore -- Chapter XLVIII: Doubts Arise-Doubts Linger -- Chapter XLIX: Oak's Advancement-A Great Hope -- Chapter L: The Sheep Fair-Troy Touches His Wife's Hand -- Chapter LI: Bathsheba Talks with Her Outrider -- Chapter LII: Converging Courses -- Chapter LIII: Concurritur-Horae Momento -- Chapter LIV: After the Shock -- Chapter LV: The March Following-"Bathsheba Boldwood" -- Chapter LVI: Beauty in Loneliness-After All -- Chapter LVII: A Foggy Night and Morning-Conclusion -- Copyright Page. | |
| 520 | _aThomas Hardy's classic tale of a woman brave enough to defy convention: Now a major motion picture starring Carey Mulligan Spirited, impulsive, and beautiful, Bathsheba Everdene arrives in Wessex to live with her aunt. She strikes up a friendship with a neighbor, Gabriel Oak, and even saves the young shepherd's life. But when he responds by asking for her hand in marriage, she refuses. She cannot sacrifice her independence for a man she does not love. Years later, misfortune has bankrupted Gabriel, while Bathsheba has inherited her uncle's estate and is now a wealthy woman. She hires Gabriel as a shepherd but is interested in William Boldwood, a prosperous farmer whose reticence inspires her to playfully send him a valentine. William, like Gabriel before him, quickly falls in love with Bathsheba and proposes. But it is the dashing Sergeant Francis Troy who finally wins her heart. Despite the warnings of her first two suitors, Bathsheba accepts his proposal-a decision that brings long-buried secrets to the fore and leaves everything for which she has fought so hard hanging in the balance. Published a century and a half ago, Far from the Madding Crowd was Thomas Hardy's first major success and introduced the themes he would continue to explore for the rest of his life. A love story wrapped in the cloak of tragedy, it is widely considered to be one of the finest novels of the nineteenth century. This ebook has been professionally proofread to ensure accuracy and readability on all devices. | ||
| 588 | _aDescription based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. | ||
| 590 | _aElectronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2018. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries. | ||
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