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Far from the Madding Crowd

CHAPTER III
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I came across and looked round the hut the very first thing to see if the slides were closed.

My uncle has a hut like this one, and I have heard him tell his shepherd not to go to sleep without leaving a slide open.

I opened the door, and there you were like dead.

I threw the milk over you, as there was no water, forgetting it was warm, and no use." "I wonder if I should have died ?" Gabriel said, in a low voice, which was rather meant to travel back to himself than to her.
"Oh no!" the girl replied.

She seemed to prefer a less tragic probability; to have saved a man from death involved talk that should harmonise with the dignity of such a deed--and she shunned it.
"I believe you saved my life, Miss--I don't know your name.


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