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This is the first 1,000 characters of 1630 words (6.52 pages) in the essay titled Tess of the Durbervilles followed her instincts, she would have saved herself from the cruelAt the beginning of the chapter, Hardy foreshadows that fate will not be kind to Tess. He states that she was leaving Marlott, the Green Valley of her birth, and moving towards an unknown grey On reaching her destination, Tess is shocked to discover that Mrs. D Urberville is blind. She also finds the elderly woman to be cold and uncaring towards her. Tess learns from her that in addition to tending the Trantridge fowl, she is to whistle for the bullfinches every morning. Alec seizes this opportunity to teach Tess how to whistle and encourages her to practice. He tries to find reasons to spend time with her. Tess tries to ignore him and settles into her The reader is introduced to the D Urberville house, which Tess judges to be a bit unruly. She is shocked to find that Mrs. D Urberville is blind and too naive to realize that the elderly woman knows nothing about who Tess is. She thinks that the woman s indifference to her is simply due to her wealth. Alec has obviously not explained anything to his mother, but he delights in calling Tess cousin when they are alone. In spite of Alec s all too frequent presence, Tess settles into her new routine and is happy Chaseborough is a market town where the villagers go to shop, particularly on Saturdays. For a long time, Tess does not go to Chaseborough; however, she finds her first trip there so enjoyable that she begins to... |
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