[Wessex Tales by Thomas Hardy]@TWC D-Link bookWessex Tales CHAPTER IV 5/12
"Better late than never, Sally Hall," I'll say.' 'It is not Sally,' said Darton hurriedly.
'It is young Mrs.Hall.' Japheth's face, as soon as he really comprehended, became a picture of reproachful dismay.
'Not Sally ?' he said.
'Why not Sally? I can't believe it! Young Mrs.Hall! Well, well--where's your wisdom ?' Darton shortly explained particulars; but Johns would not be reconciled. 'She was a woman worth having if ever woman was,' he cried.
'And now to let her go!' 'But I suppose I can marry where I like,' said Darton. 'H'm,' replied the dairyman, lifting his eyebrows expressively.
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